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Singapore Airlines offers compensation to passengers of turbulence-hit SQ321 flight

It covers the medical expenses of injured passengers. Singapore Airlines, on Tuesday, offered monetary compensation and a full refund of the airfare to the... Key Points

The Tribune India

Singapore Airlines CEO apologies after 'extreme turbulence' on flight leaves 1 dead, 30 injured

30 passengers receiving treatment for injuries in hospitals in Bangkok. Singapore Airlines on Wednesday said it is fully cooperating with relevant authorities in... Key Points

The Tribune India

Flight delays: BCAS issues new guidelines, allows passenger exit through airport departure gates

Speaking at the 38th BCAS Raising Day function in the national capital, Hasan said full-body scanners will be rolled out at airports in the coming months. Congestion at airports is unwelcome, Hasan said and added that optimum standards as well as tools have been developed to address the issue. Key Points

Economic Times

When will Titanic II sail? Know about duplicate Titanic in detail

Titanic II or the duplicate Tiatnic will be 269 meters long and 32.2 meters wide. It will have nine decks with 835 cabins, half of which will be reserved for first-class passengers. The ship will have the capacity of accommodating 2,345 passengers. passengers will be encouraged to dress to the 1900s. Key Points

Economic Times

United Flight from London diverted to Maine because of disruptive passengers

The plane, which originally had 150 passengers, later completed its trip to New Jersey. A United Airlines flight travelling from London to Newark, New Jersey,... Key Points

The Tribune India

Mumbai airport handles 51 million flyers in 2023, 35% growth vs 2022

India Business News: The year 2023 saw a return to normal in air travel demand with a record 51.58 million passengers at Mumbai airport. Mumbai International Airport ltd ( Key Points

Times Of India

Fog fracas: DGCA & BCAS slap Rs 2.7cr fines on IndiGo, AI, SpiceJet & Mumbai Airport

India Business News: Aviation authorities have levied fines on IndiGo, AI, SpiceJet, and Mumbai Airport for various incidents including passengers eating on the apron and not deploying trained pilots. Find out more about the fines imposed by DGCA and BCAS. Key Points

Times Of India

300 cancelled flights, 40,000 fewer passengers: True extent of airport havoc

IndiGo reported only 22% flights on-time at six metro airports. Air India’s OTP stood at 18.6% on Monday. Key Points

Hindustan Times

ET Explains: Why airlines do not deboard passengers when there is delay on tarmac

Delhi Airport faced disruptions on Sunday with multiple flights getting diverted. More than 500 flights were delayed, impacting the network due to Delhi's status as a main hub for four airlines. The closure of runway 28/10, scheduled to reopen in December, has been postponed twice, leaving the airport with only one runway. Key Points

Economic Times

Alaska Airlines's passengers recount mid-air horror

Alaska Airlines' terrifying mid-air emergency captured on camera as a window blows out on a Boeing 737, leaving a gaping hole. Eye witness recounts their story. Key Points

Hindustan Times

Plane stuck for days in France for a human trafficking investigation leaves for India

French authorities are still investigating the aim of the original flight. The Legend Airlines A340 plane stopped Thursday for refueling in Vatry en route from Fujairah airport in the United Arab Emirates for Managua, Nicaragua, and was grounded by police based on an anonymous tip that it could be carrying human trafficking victims. Key Points

Economic Times

Plane carrying several Indians detained in France over suspecting trafficking set to land in Mumbai

Nicaragua-bound flight that had taken off from Dubai was grounded at Vatry airport, 150 km east of Paris, Thursday. On Sunday, four French judges questioned the detained passengers. Key Points

ThePrint

303 Indians stranded in France set to depart today, but destination still unknown | 10 things to know

A plane with 303 Indian passengers suspected of human trafficking has been detained near Paris. The destination of the plane remains unclear. Key Points

mint

Indians held in France over trafficking fears questioned

Four French judges on Sunday began questioning more than 300 Indians travelling on a plane detained near Paris over suspicions of human trafficking. The Nicaragua-bound Airbus A340 has been held at Vatry airport, 150 kilometres (95 miles) east of Paris, since arriving from Dubai on Thursday for refuelling after an anonymous tip-off that it was carrying potential victims of human trafficking. Key Points

Economic Times

France detains flight from UAE with mostly Indian-origin passengers, probes possible human trafficking

Chartered flight with 303 passengers on board, operated by Romanian company Legend Airlines, was on its way to Nicaragua. Indian embassy has got consular access & is investigating. Key Points

ThePrint

Plane carrying 303 Indians grounded in France over 'human trafficking', 2 detained | Top points

A Nicaragua-bound plane carrying 303 Indians was grounded in France's Vatry airport over concerns of "human trafficking". A probe was also on to check the conditions in which the passengers were travelling and the purpose of their journey. Key Points

India Today

Second time in 1.5 years: DGCA fines Air India for deficiency in passenger services

India Business News: The Directorate General of Civil Aviation has fined Air India for the second time in 1.5 years for not providing mandatory facilities to passengers. T Key Points

Times Of India

passengers claim IndiGo 'tricked' them into getting off plane. Airline clarifies

Eight passengers alleged they got off a Chennai-bound IndiGo flight at Bengaluru airport after the airline promised them another plane to their destination. The fliers said they were "tricked" and left stranded. IndiGo refuted their claims. Key Points

India Today

Indian Railways targets zero waiting lists in 4-5 years: Sources

Sources within the ministry told ANI a comprehensive plan to address the increasing demand, particularly for general and sleeper-class coaches. From April to October 2023, non-AC coaches witnessed a staggering 95.3% of the total passengers carried, emphasizing the growing preference for economical travel options. AC coaches accommodated 4.7% of the total passengers, representing a notable increase compared to the previous year. To meet this escalating demand, Indian Railways has significantly expanded its services, ensuring a smoother and more efficient travel experience for millions of passengers. Key Points

Economic Times

Indigo flight cancellations/delays affected 76,000 passengers in Sep: DGCA data

Over 76,000 passengers were affected by flight cancellations or delays of more than two hours by IndiGo and Air India in September, according to data from the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA). IndiGo accounted for 63.4% of total traffic, with 50,945 passengers affected by cancellations and 25,667 by delays. Key Points

Economic Times

6 coaches of Delhi-Kamakhya North East Express derail near Raghunathpur station in Bihar's Buxar

Six coaches of the Delhi-Kamakhya North East Express derailed in Bihar's Buxar district. The incident occurred at 9:53 pm with no immediate information on casualties. Relief measures were promptly initiated, with medical teams and ambulances dispatched to the site. A temporary rake has been sent to transport passengers. Key Points

Economic Times

passengers endure 'horrifying experience' on IndiGo flight with no AC; Onboard Punjab MLA highlights suffe

IndiGo has extended its apologies to passengers who endured an extremely uncomfortable hour-long flight in peak summer due to a technical problem that turned off the aircraft's air-conditioning. Some passengers resorted to using the safety cards as makeshift fans, while a perspiring flight attendant was seen frequently distributing wet wipes to passengers. Key Points

Economic Times

At least 15 killed after train derails in southern Pakistan

A train derailment in southern Pakistan has left 15 people dead and 45 injured, according to the country's railways minister. The accident happened near the city of Nawabshah in the province of Sindh, with the Hazara Express travelling from Karachi to Abbottabad. Multiple rescue teams have been dispatched to the site, and images posted on social media show passengers being helped from the twisted wreck. Key Points

Economic Times

Congress leader shares ‘horrifying experience' on IndiGo flight, demands action

Amarinder Singh Raja Warring also shared a video of the incident on X. In the video, passengers were seen fanning themselves with tissues and pieces of paper. | Latest News India Key Points

Hindustan Times

No unruly passenger should go unpunished: BCAS chief Zulfiquar Hasan

Unruly passengers should face the law of the land, and no such passenger should go unpunished, aviation security watchdog BCAS chief Zulfiquar Hasan said on Monday. In recent times, there have been incidents of unruly passenger behaviour onboard flights. Key Points

Economic Times

17 dead, many injured after bus falls into roadside pond in Bangladesh

Seven among dead were minors and five were women. At least, 35 passengers were injured and taken to nearby hospital. | World News Key Points

Hindustan Times

After 39 hours, 232 crew & passengers leave Magadan for San Francisco on another Air India aircraft

India News: ​​ AI 173 had taken off from Delhi on June 6 at 4.05 am and had made a precautionary landing in Magadan at 2.10 pm (all timings IST) due to an engine Key Points

Times Of India

Andhra Pradesh chief minsiter sends teams to Odisha to carry out rescue operations

Jagan held a meeting with chief minister office (CMO) officials and reviewed the situation. He directed them to be in touch with the Odisha CMO and the railway officials. | Latest News India Key Points

Hindustan Times

Odisha train accident: Over 150 passengers from A.P. were in the two trains

More than 150 passengers were in Train No. 12841 (Shalimar- Madras) Coromandal Express, and in Train No. 12864 (Yashwantpur – Howrah) Express, which crashed at Bahanaga Bazar station in Odisha on Friday, June 2,2023. Key Points

The Hindu

Netflix’s Manifest Season 4 Part 2 Finale: What happens in the supernatural show about missing Flight 828?

Manifest on Netflix follows the story of passengers whose airplane finally lands after years of disappearance. Only those who have performed good deeds will survive. Find out to know who makes it. Key Points

Economic Times

Severe turbulence on Delhi-Sydney Air India flight; several passengers injured

Several passengers on board the Delhi-Sydney Air India flight were injured after the flight encountered severe turbulence mid-air on Tuesday. The injured passengers received medical assistance on arrival at Sydney airport, no passenger was hospitalised. Key Points

The Hindu