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IndiGo ‘mishandled passengers’, flouted norms: DGCA on airline denying boarding to child with special needs

DGCA issues show-cause notice to airline after 3-member fact finding team concludes enquiry

The Hindu

Boarding denied to child with special needs: DGCA finds IndiGo at fault; to issue showcause to airline

NEW DELHI: A three-member Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) panel, probing IndiGo's denial to board a 'divyang' child at Ranchi Airport on May 7, has found the airline at fault.

The Times of India

Fee for check-in at airport under scanner

SpiceJet, IndiGo, GoAir charge ₹200 from those who don’t check in online

The Hindu

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Cyclone Asani to weaken by May 11 morning; several flights cancelled from Vizag

All IndiGo flights coming into Vizag Airport and taking off from Vizag have been cancelled as a precautionary measure in view of Cyclone Asani on May 10

The Hindu

NCPCR orders FIR into IndiGo denying boarding to child with special needs

Zero tolerance to such incidents, says Scindia; airline stands by decision to refuse boarding in the interest of safety

The Hindu

IndiGo incident: DGCA forms fact-finding team; airline CEO offers to buy electric wheelchair for specially-abled child

NEW DELHI: India's aviation regulator DGCA has formed a three-member team to conduct a "fact-finding enquiry" into IndiGo recently barring a specially-abled child from boarding a flight at the Ranchi airport as he was in a "state of panic", officials said on Monday.

The Times of India

Specially-abled child barred from boarding flight | IndiGo CEO offers regrets, says staff took best possible decision in difficult situation

“We offer our sincere regrets to the affected family for the unfortunate experience,”IndiGo CEO Ronojoy Dutta said in a statement

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NCPCR to take action in case of Indigo barring child with special needs

Aviation Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia said that no human being should have to go through this and he himself is investigating the incident

The Hindu

Jyotiraditya Scindia to investigate the IndiGo row himself over denying boarding to specially abled child

Union Civil Aviation Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia on Monday said that he himself will investigate the alleged incident of IndiGo airlines, which barred an adolescent child with special needs from boarding a plane along with his parents at the Ranchi airport on Saturday. Read details on Dynamite News:

Dynamite News

IndiGo bars specially-abled child from boarding flight

DGCA starts probe.

The Hindu

Jharkhand: IndiGo bars specially-abled child from boarding plane at Ranchi airport

A social media post on Sunday alleged the staff of IndiGo airlines barred an adolescent with special needs from boarding a plane along with his parents at the Ranchi airport on Saturday. Read further on Dynamite News:

Dynamite News

IndiGo adds Hubbali to its network; to operate flights from May

The flight will operate on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays and will depart from Hubballi at 4.55 p.m. and land at Mysuru at 6.05 p.m

The Hindu

Fire in passenger's phone creates panic on IndiGo flight

Passengers of a Delhi-bound IndiGo flight from Dibrugarh were panicked after the cabin crew noticed smoke emanating from the mobile phone of a passenger. The fire was quickly put out . Read full story on Dynamite News

Dynamite News

Passenger's phone catches fire on flight; no one injured

Cabin crew doused it with a fire extinguisher, say DGCA officials

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WARNING - Article contains graphic images of facial injuries

The Times of India

Qantas to start Bengaluru-Sydney nonstop flights from September 14

BENGALURU: Come September 14, 2022, South India will for the first time be directly connected with Australia. Qantas on Friday announced its second India nonstop - Sydney-Bengaluru-Sydney - that will operate four times a week on its Airbus A330. Sydney-Bengaluru nonstop return fares start from Rs 78,380. Qantas already has…

The Hindu

Qantas announces direct flights from Sydney-Bengaluru

Australian airline to also enter into codeshare with IndiGo

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The bars of The Gate's party past - cheesy music, classy cocktails and shock closures

The Gate in Newcastle was once booming with crowds and loud music thanks to a whole host of bars on its ground floor

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Direct flights between Bengaluru and Sydney from September 14

BENGALURU: In a first, passengers from Bengaluru can now fly directly to Sydney in Australia as Qantas airline has announced four weekly non-stop flights from Kempegowda International Airport (KIA) to Kingsford Smith international airport from September 14, 2022.

The Hindu

Morning digest | Lok Sabha passes Criminal Procedure (Identification) Bill; India’s imports hit record $610 bn in 2021-22, and more

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The Hindu

IndiGo suspends ‘handful’ of pilots over call for mass sick leave

Pilots have been unhappy over continued pay cuts

The Times of India

IndiGo suspends some pilots for planning pay cut protest leave tomorrow

NEW DELHI: Some IndiGo pilots have been suspended for planning protests against the continued pandemic-time pay cuts.

The Hindu

Air travel demand on the rebound, but pilots are a disgruntled lot

A pilot at a budget airline says her pay cut has taken her salary back by 10 years

The Hindu

Data | Despite increase in flyers, Indian airlines struggle to turn a profit

Due to increased fuel prices, the airline industry has not recovered from the losses caused by the pandemic, despite an increase in passenger traffic after the pandemic restrictions eased

The Times of India

After ESOPs to top brass discontentment, IndiGo hikes pilots’ salaries from April 1

NEW DELHI: Facing widespread discontent from its pilots — whose Covid time pay cuts continue — after giving ESOPS worth several crores to management brass, IndiGo has decided to partially restore their salaries from Friday April 1. They will first get a 8% hike and then another 6.5% from November…

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