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IndiGo, in its statement, said that all the passengers were safely disembarked from the airplane.
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Upon arrival in Mumbai, the crew of flight 6E 5314 followed protocol, and the aircraft was directed to an isolation bay in accordance with security agency guidelines.
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In a release, the carrier said it has entered the "wide body space with an order for 30 firm Airbus A350-900 aircraft". These planes will be powered by Rolls Royce's Trent XWB engine.
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According to the Corrective and Preventive Actions’ (CAPA) report, air passenger traffic in India is expected to reach 860 million by 2030, which presents a significant opportunity for economic growth.
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Operated by Airbus A320 aircraft, the new service offers passengers convenient and comfortable travel options between the two bustling metropolises.
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The unsettling footage, which has since gone viral on social media, depicts the terrifying ordeal experienced by those on board.
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The airline said it regretted the inconvenience caused to the passenger but did not specify details about the image that was being circulated.
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When some passengers who claimed they were almost choking, tried to find out from the crew, they were not given any replies and were asked not to click photos or videos.
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Mumbai Airport faces a Rs 30 lakh fine from DGCA, and IndiGo receives a Rs 1.20 crore fine from BCAS for the viral video depicting passengers sitting and eating on the airport tarmac.
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The dense fog not only impacted domestic routes but also caused substantial delays and cancellations for overseas services.
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The flight route, DEL-HYD-BOM-SHJ-DEL-HYD, will be operated by A321 Freighters, featuring a substantial cargo capacity of 24 metric tons.
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Passengers opting for window or aisle seats in the front row of an A321 aircraft, which typically accommodates 222 seats, will now incur a fee of Rs 2,000.
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The decision comes amidst a noticeable trend of cancellations by Indian travelers, casting a shadow of uncertainty over the continuity of air connectivity between India and the Maldives.
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The highest number of grounded planes is reported at Delhi Airport with 64, followed by Bengaluru (27), Mumbai (24), and Chennai (20).
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Akasa Air closely followed with on-time performance of 79.3 per cent, securing the second spot, while AIX Connect took the third position with 77.7 per cent
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IndiGo airlines has launched flight services connecting Hyderabad to Gondia with inaugural flight 6E 7534
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The surge in passenger traffic is credited to a manifold increase in both domestic and international travel.
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Despite making quick adjustments of landing in another country, the passenger could not survive and was declared dead on arrival by doctors at Karachi.
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IndiGo stated that a passenger on the flight 6E556 from Jaipur to Bengaluru held the hand of a female crew member thrice during a flight.
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The incident took place on flight 6E 556 en route to Bengaluru from Jaipur.