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Techie takes revenge: Launches website to expose airlines after girlfriend's lost luggage
Pieter Levels, frustrated by his girlfriend's lost luggage incident with Vueling Airlines, launched luggagelosers.com. This innovative website ranks airlines based on their rates of lost baggage using real-time data sourced from social media. The initiative aims to empower travelers with information while advocating for improved baggage handling standards across the airline industry.
Unfortunate that acts glorifying terrorism allowed in Canada routinely: Indian High Commission
India has strongly condemned the frequent glorification of terrorism in Canada, particularly on the anniversary of the 1985 Air India Kanishka bombing, which killed 329 people. The Indian High Commission emphasised the need for all peace-loving nations to denounce such acts and called for action against those promoting violence. India urged for collective international efforts to combat terrorism, stating that terrorism recognizes no borders, nationality, or race.
Blade-like object in-flight meal: FSSAI issues improvement notice to TajSATS
FSSAI issued an improvement notice to TajSATS after a passenger found a blade in a meal on an Air India flight. The incident occurred on June 9, and FSSAI conducted an inspection at TajSATS Bengaluru.
Delhi airport launches automatic self-drop baggage machines for quick check-in within 30 seconds. Here's how it works
Delhi Airport launches self-service bag drop, enhancing efficiency with 50 units across Terminals 1 and 3. This new system reduces check-in time to 30 seconds, available with Air India, Air India Express, and IndiGo. It eliminates boarding pass or biometric checks, streamlining passenger experience.
Air India passenger finds metal blade in meal, airline says this
A passenger on an Air India flight found a metal blade in his meal, attributed to a vegetable processing machine. Chief Customer Experience Officer Rajesh Dogra confirmed the incident and stated that measures are being taken to prevent recurrence. Recently, Air India has faced scrutiny for poor services, including uncooked food, dirty seats, and delays.
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Cleaning up Delhi's air requires uncomfortable decisions involving rich people: Sunita Narain
Cleaning Delhi’s air demands tough decisions, not just targeting farmers for stubble burning but addressing major urban sources like transport and industry, says environmentalist Sunita Narain. In a PTI interaction, Narain highlighted that despite governmental measures, erratic weather and insufficient action continue to worsen pollution. She urges aggressive steps, including bringing natural gas under GST to reduce reliance on coal and expanding public transport, essential for significant improvement in air quality.
"Interests of citizens of India are safeguarded by GoI": BJP's V Muraleedharan on Kerala Minister's visit to Kuwait
BJP leader V Muraleedharan has defended the decision of Kerala Health Minister Veena George to travel to Kuwait to coordinate the relief operation following a fire incident in Kuwait that killed 45 Indians, primarily from Kerala. Muraleedharan argued that the interests of Indian citizens living abroad are protected by the Indian government, and that the state minister's travel to a foreign country is unnecessary.
Mumbai Airport shocker: IndiGo plane lands as Air India aircraft takes off from same runway
After the incident involving an IndiGo plane landing and an Air India aircraft taking off from the same runway in less than a minute at Mumbai airport came to light, India's aviation watchdog took notice. Following this, the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) derostered the Air Traffic Controller (ATC) who was on duty during the incident on Saturday. Both IndiGo and Air India have launched investigations into the matter.
Poor service on premium air ticket: Air India asked to pay Rs 1 lakh compensation for defective seats in Delhi Toronto return flights
Air India: A international AI flight from Delhi to Toronto return was booked by a retired Admiral. However for the entire journey of more than 14 hours the airline could not offer a working seat. This is despite the Admiral paying a premium for business class seat with reclining facility.
Mumbai Airport Shock: IndiGo lands while Air India takes off, here's what went wrong
A close call occurred at Mumbai Airport when an IndiGo flight landed while an Air India plane was taking off, breaching the safety margin. Both airlines claimed they were following Air Traffic Control (ATC) clearances, highlighting the challenges faced by pilots and controllers in managing heavy traffic at the airport's single operational runway.
DGCA de-rosters Mumbai ATC officer after near-miss incident
In the early hours of Saturday, IndiGo flight 5053, arriving from Devi Ahilyabai Holkar Airport (IDR), landed on runway 27 while Air India flight 657 was still in the process of taking off for Thiruvananthapuram International Airport (TRV). Both flights involved Airbus A320neo aircraft. The close timing of the landing and takeoff created a hazardous situation that could have resulted in a significant accident.
Air Turbulence! IndiGo and Air India Express tackle rising threats amid climate change concerns
The rise in clear air turbulence, likely due to climate change, has led to increased incidents impacting airline passengers worldwide. Recent events, including a fatal case on a Singapore Airlines flight, have prompted airlines like Air India Express and IndiGo to enhance safety measures and pilot training to address this growing concern.
DGCA show cause Air India as Tatas struggle to revamp airline
The aviation regulator mentioned the inordinate delay of two international flights—AI 183 from Delhi to San Francisco on May 30 and AI 179 from Mumbai to San Francisco on May 24.
Amid heatwave, passengers allegedly faint after forced to wait without AC at Delhi Airport as Air India delays takeoff
As temperatures soared in the nation's capital, passengers aboard a flight bound for San Francisco reportedly experienced fainting spells inside the aircraft, which lacked air-conditioning, following an eight-hour delay on Thursday. Originally scheduled for departure on Thursday afternoon, the Tata-owned flight to San Francisco is now set to take off at 11 am on Friday, after a delay exceeding 20 hours.
Fire breaks out in Noida flats due to AC blast; Here's how to prevent an AC blasts
A fire broke out in a Noida high-rise due to an air conditioner blast, contained by the building's firefighting systems. As temperatures rise, AC safety is paramount. Here are tips to prevent AC fires, including regular maintenance and using high-quality parts.
Situation in Bishkek has returned to normal: Indian embassy
The embassy has been concerned at the recent incidents of violence against foreign students in Bishkek. However, due to swift action by the Kyrgyz authorities the situation in Bishkek has returned to normal," the Indian mission said in a statement.
Kyrgyzstan violence: Indian embassy assures normalcy in Bishkek, urges students to take precaution amid recent unrest
The Indian Embassy in Kyrgyzstan stated that the situation in Bishkek has normalized due to swift action by Kyrgyz authorities. No untoward incidents have been reported recently, but classes are conducted online as a precaution. Indian students are advised to contact their universities for exam completion procedures before returning to India. The Embassy is concerned about recent violence against foreign students and is actively working with universities and government officials to address student concerns.
Extra passenger found standing on IndiGo flight. How it happened
A standby passenger boarded an IndiGo flight from Mumbai airport, taking a confirmed passenger's seat, leading to a delay. The error was noticed by a crew member before departure. In related news, domestic air passenger traffic increased by 3.88 percent in April, with IndiGo's market share rising to 60.6 percent.
Delhi bound Air India flight collides with tug truck before takeoff in Pune
An Air India flight bound for Delhi collided with a tug truck while taxiing at Pune Airport. The collision caused damage to the aircraft's nose and a tire near the landing gear. All 180 passengers were safe. Passengers were deplaned and rebooked as emergency protocols were promptly activated. The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) launched an inquiry to determine the cause of the accident.
FIR filed against passenger for unruly behaviour on Air India Express flight
FIR against passenger Mohammad B C for unruly behavior on Dubai-Mangaluru flight. Crew discomfort from disruptive actions like asking about Krishna and removing life jacket, leading to Bajpe police complaint.
After Muslims and Pakistan, Modi rakes up Godhra incident
Modi linked the Godhra incident to broader political issues, accusing opponents of OBC quota manipulations and inheritance tax plans, while highlighting his aggressive election campaign tactics.
'Vive La AIvolution!' in the air
AI impacts diverse sectors like jobs, empowerment, technology, and social structures. It necessitates skill development, infrastructure access, and empowerment initiatives to harness its potential for positive change and combat societal challenges effectively.
Flyer urinates in cup in flight. Check what happened next
A flyer has been fined after he was found urinating in a cup in flight after there was a delay in deplaning process. An Australian court has directed strict action against him.
IAF's Apache attack helicopter makes emergency landing in Ladakh; both pilots safe
An Indian Air Force Apache helicopter made a precautionary landing during an operational training sortie in Ladakh due to undulating terrain and high altitude, sustaining damage. Both pilots aboard are safe. This incident marks the first such occurrence involving an Apache chopper in the IAF. A Court of Inquiry has been ordered to investigate the incident further.
Joe Biden jokes about Boeing mishaps, 'I don't sit by the door' on Air Force One
President Biden jokingly avoids Boeing's plane doors at a fundraiser, highlighting aviation safety worries. The humor at Radio City Music Hall contrasts with Boeing's mishaps, FAA investigations, and CEO's impending departure.
DGCA levies fine of Rs 30 lakh on Air India for failing to provide adequate wheelchair
The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has fined Air India Rs 30 lakhs for failing to provide a wheelchair to an 80-year-old passenger who later collapsed and died while walking from the aircraft to the terminal in Mumbai. The incident occurred on February 12, and the penalty was imposed for violating aircraft rules. DGCA has advised all airlines to ensure an adequate number of wheelchairs for passengers needing assistance. Air India stated that the passenger chose to walk, and the lack of immediate availability of a wheelchair was due to insufficient numbers.
Indian customers are ALWAYS right
Indian customers are highly demanding, and violence is a unique approach to service. High-paying Indian customers often feel like masters, while those doing the service are servants. However, when they try to raise their voices in foreign situations, they are made to feel like servants. This can lead to meek acceptance of service. For example, an Indian business class customer on a delayed flight between Houston and New York was treated poorly by the flight attendant.
Air India derosters pilot involved in hard landing incident in Dubai; orders probe
The incident didn't go well with the Air India administration, and the pilot who was flying the aircraft has been removed from duties until the completion of the investigation. Meanwhile, the plane will remain grounded in Dubai for a week and undergo extensive checks before it is allowed to fly back to Air India's engineering base in Mumbai. Flight tracking sites show the plane operated to Mumbai on December 27 with its cruising altitude below 10,000 feet, indicating an unpressurised ferry.
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