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    DGCA may double 6-month notice period for pilots

    August 30, 2016 By Aviation News India Off 11

    Monday, August 29, 2016 New Delhi: A bitter fight has broken out among Indian carriers over the issue of ‘old’ airlines trying to retain their prized pilots and ‘new’ airlines aiming to poach them for their expanding fleets. Things have come to such a pass that the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) is reviewing…

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    Are Our Airports Secure Enough to Ward off Terrorist Strikes.

    August 25, 2016 By Aviation News India Off 15

    If you think terrorist attacks on airports can happen only in countries like Turkey, think again. In the wake of the Istanbul airport attack that killed 45 people in Turkey, airports across India went on high alert to prevent copycat strikes. But are they really equipped to do so? Far from it. Actually, Express found…

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    Aviation Safety Becoming a Major Concern

    August 25, 2016 By Aviation News India Off 14

    Wednesday, August 24, 2016 There is increasing concern over aviation safety in India with many cases of near collision between passenger aircraft being reported recently. Two weeks ago, a collision between two aircraft was averted over the Hyderabad airport. A week before that an aircraft which was landing and another which was taking off came…

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    Aviation soars with 25% growth in passenger traffic; IndiGo’s domestic market share hits almost 40%

    August 20, 2016 By Aviation News India Off 31

    Friday, August 19, 2016 India’s aviation sector is soaring new highs and touching new skies, with the month-on-month passenger growth for the month of July hitting a record 25%. The total number of passengers carried by domestic airlines during the January to July 2016 period were 560.87 lakh versus 455.95 lakh during the corresponding period…

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    ICAO to audit India’s air safety readiness again

    August 19, 2016 By Aviation News India Off 45

    The audit outcome may impact airlines’ overseas expansion plans; the International Civil Aviation Organization’s team is expected in March The United Nations’ aviation watchdog International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) has decided to conduct another safety audit of India’s air safety readiness. Photo: Mint New Delhi: The United Nations’ aviation watchdog International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO)…

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    India’s Air-Traffic Controller Shortage Alarms Aviation Pros

    August 11, 2016 By Aviation News India Off 28

    India has just plowed $50 million in a new 102-meter (335 feet) air-traffic control tower in New Delhi. Now comes the hard part: finding qualified flight controllers to operate it. Air Traffic Control tower in New Delhi. Designed by HOK, the same firm that drafted Apple Inc.’s research headquarters in California, the tower will be…

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    UnspokenHeroes These 4 Air India Pilots Saved The Lives Of Their 300 Passengers And Avoided A Major Crash In The US

    August 7, 2016 By Aviation News India Off 268

    On Sunday evening 13th July 2014, the Air India’s flight AI-144, a B-777, was ready for a routine flight from Newark to Mumbai with 300 passengers and 15 crew. The weather in New Jersey was heavy passing showers here and there.   It was a routine departure at about 5 pm (local time) for a…

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    Two Indigo aircraft narrowly escape mid-air collision over Guwahati (India)

    August 3, 2016 By Aviation News India Off 148

    Two Indigo aircraft miraculously escaped colliding with one another over Guwahati, leaving some passengers and crew members shaken and needing medical aid, officials said on Wednesday. At least four passengers and two cabin crew could feel the aircraft shake, a spokesman for Indigo Airlines said. The passengers complained of giddiness while the cabin crew needed…

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    Emirates Jet Burns on Runway After Dubai Airport ‘Accident’

    August 3, 2016 By Aviation News India Off 145

    Emirates Jet Burns on Runway After Dubai Airport ‘Accident’ An Emirates jet carrying 275 people burned on the runway at Dubai International Airport on Wednesdayafter what the airline described as an “accident.” “The fire began to spread rapidly and by the time the fire engines got there the entire top half of the plane was…

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    Israeli tech enables pilots to see through fog Special cameras and goggles work together to filter out obstructive weather

    August 2, 2016 By Aviation News India Off 120

    Elbit’s wearable heads-up display Civilian airline pilots flying through fog or other limited visibility conditions will soon be able to benefit from an optical system designed by Israeli defense industry leader Elbit Systems, according to a report on Channel 2 news. Normally, when flying through fog or smoke, pilots must rely on instruments alone as…

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