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Noida International Airport begins commercial operations; first IndiGo flight from Lucknow to land at Jewar airportNoida International Airport officially commenced commercial flight operations on June 15, marking a significant boost for air connectivity ...- Flight operations at Srinagar airport to be restricted between April-JulyFlight operations at Srinagar International Airport will be restricted daily until 5 pm. This is due to runway works scheduled from April t...
- Severe weather, non-timely action in re-routing plane probable causes for IndiGo incident in May: DGCAAn IndiGo flight from Delhi to Srinagar suffered damage on May 21. The aircraft's nose radome was affected by severe weather. A DGCA probe ...
- IndiGo pilot contacted Lahore after IAF denied permission to cross international border; DGCA says matter under probeIndiGo's Delhi-Srinagar flight faced severe turbulence and a hailstorm, prompting a DGCA investigation. The crew's requests to deviate into...
- DGCA probes IndiGo's Delhi-Srinagar flight turbulence incidentA Delhi-Srinagar IndiGo flight faced severe turbulence due to a sudden hailstorm. The Directorate General of Civil Aviation is investigatin...
- IndiGo Delhi-Srinagar flight: Pakistan rejected pilot's request to use its airspace to avoid turbulenceAn IndiGo flight from Delhi to Srinagar, carrying over 220 passengers, faced a sudden hailstorm. The pilot's request to use Pakistan airspa...
- Pahalgam terror attack: DGCA asks airlines to increase Srinagar flightsFollowing the Pahalgam terror attack, the DGCA has directed airlines to increase flights from Srinagar to assist tourists returning home. T...
- Pahalgam attack: NH 44, connecting Srinagar and Jammu, opens partially for tourist vehicles, says Omar AbdullahFollowing the Pahalgam terror attack, NH 44, connecting Srinagar and Jammu, has reopened for one-way traffic. Many tourists are leaving the...
- DGCA orders probe after Pilot 'welcomes' his female friend in cockpitThe Directorate General of Civil Aviation has launched an investigation into a breach of safety norms that occurred on February 27 after an...
- Air India flight from Dublin to Cochin diverted to Mumbai due to pressurisation loss, DGCA orders investigationAir India Boeing fleet B787, flight no. AI- 934 arriving from Dublin to Cochin was diverted to Mumbai as a result of pressurisation loss in...
- Go First flight diverted after windshield cracks mid-airEarlier, on Tuesday, two Go First flights were diverted due to engine snags. The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) had said that...
- Go First flights diverted due to engine snags, DGCA orders investigationGoAir A320 aircraft VT-WGA flight from Mumbai to Leh was diverted to Delhi due to Engine No.2 EIU (Engine Interface Unit) fault. Menawhile,...
- SpiceJet refutes reports of windshield crack and surprise check by DGCASpicejet has refuted reports claiming the windshield of an aircraft cracked minutes after its departure from Chennai and another flight was...
- International flights from India's military-owned airports may stop after DecemberAmong the three key international airports, Pune and Srinagar are owned by the Indian Air Force and Goa is owned by the Indian Navy. Offici...
- Kashmir situation: DGCA advises airlines to be ready to operate extra flights from SrinagarThe advisory came hours after the Indian Army, citing intelligence inputs, said Pakistan-based terrorists were planning to target the ongoi...
- DGCA suspends pilot for 3 months for wrongly transmitting hijack codeThe pilot-in-command of the AirAsia Delhi-Srinagar flight was given a warning by the DGCA on Friday for not "overseeing the function of the...
- DGCA seeks IAF nod for more flights to Jammu, Srinagar"Airlines want to introduce more flights to the two airports. They (the IAF) have agreed to consider our request," a senior DGCA official s...
- Government mulling to and fro night flights in KashmirAuthorities today discussed modalities for starting to and fro night flights in Kashmir valley and a DGCA team is expected to arrive here n...
- DGCA asks airlines to cap fares on Srinagar-Delhi sectorDGCA today asked all airlines to cap the fares on Srinagar-Delhi and Leh-Delhi sectors to Rs 2,800 and Rs 3,000.
- Tata-SIA plans to launch flights from September 1Tata-SIA Airlines plans to launch its flights from Sept 1 this year with Delhi as its hub and proposes to operate to 87 cities in the first...
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