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    • IndiGo Announces, ‘Great Connections Sale’ Offering Special Fares on Connecting Flights Across its Network

      IndiGo Announces, ‘Great Connections Sale’ Offering Special Fares on Connecting Flights Across its Network

      IndiGo, India’s preferred airline and one of the fastest-growing carriers in the world, has launched its Great Connections Sale, offering special fares and discounted ancillaries on connecting flights. Available across all channels until 17 September 2026 for travel between 18…

      Etihad Unveils Beyond Borders Experience and New A330neo Cabins

      Etihad Airways, the national airline of the UAE, today launched its Beyond Borders product and experience, bringing its ambition to life through the next evolution of the Etihad guest journey. Making its world debut at Arabian Travel Market, Etihad’s new…

      Pilot Dies During Delhi Layover at Vasant Kunj Hotel

      Air India News: Pilot Dies During Delhi Layover at Vasant Kunj Hotel

      Air India News A Mumbai-based Air India pilot died during a layover in Delhi after he was found unconscious inside his hotel room in Vasant Kunj. The pilot, who was in his 40s, had been staying at the hotel as…

      Lucknow-Dammam Flight Makes Emergency Landing After Bomb Threat

      Lucknow-Dammam Flight Makes Emergency Landing After Bomb Threat

      IndiGo News An IndiGo flight from Lucknow to Dammam in Saudi Arabia made an emergency landing at Ahmedabad Airport on September 10 after a suspicious note carrying the word “BOMB” was found inside the aircraft. The flight, IndiGo 6E97, landed…

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    • An IndiGo flight operating from Delhi to Patna was diverted to Varanasi on Monday evening after a large flock of birds was spotted near the runway at Patna’s Jay Prakash Narayan International Airport. The precautionary diversion affected hundreds of passengers and temporarily disrupted flight operations at the airport. The flight, IndiGo 6E 2453, was carrying 176 passengers, including a Union minister, when it approached Patna at around 4:15 pm. Instead of landing at its scheduled destination, the aircraft was diverted to Varanasi because of the bird activity near the runway. The decision was taken as a safety precaution to avoid the risk of a bird strike during landing. After landing at Varanasi, the aircraft later returned to Patna and arrived at approximately 6:20 pm. The diversion meant that passengers scheduled to travel from Patna to Delhi on the same aircraft had to wait at the airport for around three hours. The disruption caused considerable inconvenience to passengers who were already at the airport waiting for their flight. Airport personnel took measures to clear the area around the runway and disperse the birds. According to local reports, firecrackers were used to scare the birds away before flight operations could return to normal. The incident has again drawn attention to the bird-hazard issue at Patna Airport. Bird activity around an airport can pose a serious operational risk, particularly during takeoff and landing, when aircraft are flying at relatively low altitude. A bird strike involving an engine or other critical aircraft component can cause significant damage and, in some cases, lead to an emergency situation. The latest incident comes shortly after another bird-related event at the airport. On August 24, an Air India aircraft reportedly suffered a bird strike involving its right-side turbine while it was only around 20 feet above the ground. The aircraft was subsequently landed safely. A day earlier, airport personnel also found the remains of a dead bat weighing around 1.5 kg during a routine runway inspection. Patna Airport has an Airport Environment Management Committee that meets periodically to discuss measures aimed at reducing bird activity around the airfield. These measures include improving waste disposal, preventing open dumping and controlling activities such as open sale of meat and fish that can attract birds. The repeated bird-related incidents have raised questions about the effectiveness of these measures. Recent reporting has also indicated a sharp increase in bird-hit incidents at Patna Airport during 2026, adding pressure on airport authorities to strengthen bird-hazard management and maintain safe flight operations.

      Patna Airport News: IndiGo Flight Diverted to Varanasi After Bird Flock Spotted Near Patna Airport Runway

      Patna Airport News An IndiGo flight operating from Delhi to Patna was diverted to Varanasi on Monday evening after a large flock of birds was spotted near the runway at Patna’s Jay Prakash Narayan International Airport. The precautionary diversion affected…

      Foreigners Making Reels Sparks Debate Over Double Standards

      Delhi Airport News: Foreigners Making Reels Sparks Debate Over Double Standards

      Delhi Airport News A video showing a group of foreigners dancing and recording reels at Delhi’s Indira Gandhi International Airport has sparked a discussion on social media about civic sense and possible double standards in the way similar behaviour is…

      CISF Seizes 1.597 Kg Gold Worth ₹2.4 Crore

      Delhi Airport News: CISF Seizes 1.597 Kg Gold Worth ₹2.4 Crore

      Delhi Airport News The Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) has foiled an alleged gold smuggling attempt at Indira Gandhi International Airport in Delhi. An international passenger was intercepted during routine security checks after CISF personnel noticed suspicious capsules concealed in…

      Heavy Rain Diverts Kolkata Flight to Jaipur

      Chandigarh Airport News: Heavy Rain Diverts Kolkata Flight to Jaipur

      Chandigarh Airport News Heavy rainfall disrupted flight operations at Chandigarh Airport on Sunday, September 13, causing one flight to be diverted, another to be cancelled and two more to face delays. Poor visibility and intense rain made landing conditions difficult…

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    • Business Aviation in India: Long on Demand, Short on Reform

      India has had enough reasons for business aviation to grow: a wider corporate footprint, rising wealth, limited scheduled connectivity to many business destinations, and a business culture where time lost in travel can mean opportunities lost. Yet the sector remains…

      Global Business Aviation Leaders Choose MEBAA Show 2026 Amid Growing Confidence in the UAE

      The companies shaping the future of global business aviation are choosing MEBAA Show 2026, underlining the event’s position as the Middle East’s leading business aviation exhibition and reinforcing the region’s growing importance within the global aviation industry. Taking place from…

      Brazilian entrepreneur Cesar Augusto Olsen selects Daher Aircraft’s TBM 980 for business travel across Brazil

      Daher Aircraft has announced the acquisition of a new TBM 980 by Brazilian entrepreneur Cesar Augusto Olsen – the founder of Olsen Indústria e Comércio S/A – who is upgrading from a TBM 850 to the latest version of the…

      Operated by a Brazilian entrepreneur, this first TBM 980 delivered in Brazil will support business travel between multiple ranches and farms, including operations from semi-prepared runways.

      Daher Delivers First TBM 980 in Brazil

      The first TBM 980 for a Brazilian customer has been delivered by Daher Aircraft, marking the introduction of this newest fast and efficient turboprop-powered airplane in a market where the TBM family continues to expand among business aviation operators and…

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    • Drukair, Royal Bhutan Airlines selects CFM LEAP-1A engines to power 5 Airbus A320neo family aircraft

      Drukair, Royal Bhutan Airlines selects CFM LEAP-1A engines to power 5 Airbus A320neo family aircraft

      Drukair, Royal Bhutan Airlines, the national flag carrier of the Kingdom of Bhutan, announced today its selection of CFM International’s LEAP-1A engines to power five Airbus A320neo family aircraft. The order consists of three A320neo and two A321XLR aircraft, which…

      AIRCAIRO selects CFM LEAP-1A engines to power its new A320neo fleet

      AIRCAIRO selects CFM LEAP-1A engines to power its new A320neo fleet

      AIRCAIRO, a National Egyptian Airline, has chosen CFM International’s LEAP-1A engines for its growing Airbus A320neo fleet. The agreement includes CFM LEAP-1A engines for 15 aircraft, options for 15 more, and spare engines, bringing the total potential fleet to more…

      Jet2 plc confirms LEAP engine for all its Airbus A321neo aircraft

      Jet2 plc confirms LEAP engine for all its Airbus A321neo aircraft

      FARNBOROUGH, England – 24 July 2026 – UK leisure travel group Jet2 plc has today announced that it has selected the CFM LEAP-1A engine to power 54 Airbus A321neo aircraft. With this announcement, Jet2’s LEAP-1A-powered A321neo fleet will now span…

      FlyOne Armenia signs an MoU with CFM International for LEAP-1A engines to power Airbus A321neo aircraft

      FlyOne Armenia signs an MoU with CFM International for LEAP-1A engines to power Airbus A321neo aircraft

      FARNBOROUGH, England – 22 July 2026 – FlyOne Armenia, the largest airline in Armenia, signed an MoU (Memorandum of Understanding) with CFM International for four LEAP-1A engines to power two Airbus A321neo. The aircraft order was announced in May during…

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  • MRO
    • EPCOR and mas Sign Long-Term APU Support Agreement for A330 Fleet

      EPCOR and mas Sign Long-Term APU Support Agreement for A330 Fleet

      EPCOR, part of Air France Industries KLM Engineering & Maintenance (AFI KLM E&M), and Mexican cargo airline mas have signed a new five-year agreement for the long-term support of mas’s Airbus A330 APU fleet. The agreement covers five aircraft equipped…

      More than three decades of partnership: Uzbekistan Airways signs long-term support agreement

      Uzbekistan Airways and Lufthansa Technik have signed a long-term agreement for comprehensive component support services covering the carrier’s Boeing 787 Dreamliner and Airbus A320ceo/neo fleets through 2035. The new contract further strengthens a partnership that has successfully spanned more than…

      Flair Airlines partners with Lufthansa Technik for comprehensive engine and digital services

      Flair Airlines partners with Lufthansa Technik for comprehensive engine and digital services

      Flair Airlines has signed a comprehensive 15-year exclusive agreement with Lufthansa Technik covering engine and digital services for its fleet of 18 Boeing 737 MAX 8 aircraft powered by LEAP-1B* engines. The Canadian operator is the second major customer for…

      Airbus selects Indamer Technics to set up South Asia’s first radome repair facility in India

      Airbus has selected Indamer Technics to set up South Asia region’s first comprehensive radome repair facility in Nagpur, India, strengthening its regional aftermarket support. Under this service agreement, Airbus, a global leader in the design, manufacturing, and support of advanced…

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