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How Indigo flight dropped 8,500 feet in a minute as Pakistan denied airspace
The IndiGo Delhi-Srinagar flight, which was caught in terrifying mid-air turbulence on Wednesday, was denied permission to enter the Pakistani airspace by both the Indian Air Force and Lahore ATC, putting over 200 lives in danger,
Mumbai: After its movement led to the termination of Turkish company Celebi’s airport ground handling contracts, the Shiv ...
An IndiGo flight from Delhi to Srinagar faced severe turbulence and a hailstorm. The pilots navigated challenging conditions ...
InterGlobe Aviation Ltd., which operates India’s largest airline IndiGo, reported a larger-than-expected quarterly profit, ...
India's top airline IndiGo is hoping bookings will rebound in June, after demand for some routes took a sharp hit during the ...
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Indian Air Force sources reported that Lahore air traffic control denied IndiGo's Delhi-Srinagar flight permission to use ...
Per reports, Pakistan rejected the Indigo pilot’s request on Wednesday to use the country’s airspace amid a heavy hailstorm ...
IndiGo's Delhi-Srinagar flight faced severe turbulence and a hailstorm, prompting a DGCA investigation. The crew's requests ...
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IndiGo is set to recover most of its grounded aircraft by early next year, potentially adding nearly 80 planes to its fleet ...
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