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    Delhi Airport T1 Canopy Collapse: Terminal 1 operations suspended, passengers advised to check flight updates

    Following a tragic canopy collapse at Delhi's Indira Gandhi International Airport, operations at Terminal 1 have been suspended indefinitely. The incident, which occurred during heavy rainfall, claimed one life and injured eight others. Delhi International Airport Limited (DIAL) has relocated all flights to Terminals 2 and 3, affecting over 20 IndiGo flights. A technical committee is investigating the cause, while the government has initiated airport-wide structural assessments. Passengers are advised to check flight statuses as authorities work to restore normal operations swiftly.

    1 dead, 6 injured as roof collapses at Delhi Airport; Terminal 1 sees 123 flight cancellations

    At least one person was killed and six others injured after a portion of the roof in the departure area of Delhi airport's Terminal 1 collapsed amid record rain. The tubular structure crushed cars, including cabs, shutting off entry into the building and leaving passengers stranded. Flights to and from the terminal at Indira Gandhi International Airport, one of the busiest in the world, were cancelled.

    Delhi airport operator DIAL sets up technical panel to probe roof collapse incident

    In the Terminal 1 roof collapse probe, we engage with NDRF, BCAS, and Delhi Police to ensure a thorough investigation and safety measures.

    Delhi Rain: Airlines issue flight advisories amid heavy rainfall; Check latest update

    SpiceJet and IndiGo have issued flight advisories for passengers traveling through Delhi and Dharamsala, citing expected delays due to bad weather. Both airlines urged travelers to check their flight status. The India Meteorological Department has issued a yellow alert for Delhi, predicting heavy rainfall until July 1, with broader forecasts of significant rainfall across North India, including Haryana, Himachal Pradesh, and Punjab. The IMD also anticipates increased monsoon activity, with heavy to very heavy rainfall expected in various regions from June 27-30. Passengers are advised to monitor weather updates and flight information.

    Here's step-by-step process to book IndiGo flight through WhatsApp

    IndiGo, one of India's premier airlines, has introduced an innovative AI-powered chatbot named 6Eskai on WhatsApp, designed to simplify the flight booking process for its passengers. Here's a step-by-step guide on how to book an IndiGo flight using 6Eskai on WhatsApp.

    Now you can book IndiGo flights using WhatsApp, here's how

    IndiGo has launched 6Eskai, an AI-powered chatbot on WhatsApp, designed to simplify flight bookings and enhance customer service. Developed in collaboration with Google's Riafy Technologies, this feature allows passengers to book flights, check-in, and manage travel queries directly through WhatsApp, supporting multiple languages for widespread accessibility. IndiGo's initiative reflects its commitment to leveraging technology to improve customer experiences and streamline travel processes.

    • IndiGo partners with Garuda Aviation Academy to train fresh pilots as junior first officers

      IndiGo partners with Garuda Aviation Academy for Cadet Pilot Program, offering a 21-month course including training at 43 Air School in South Africa.

      Is buying just hotel stocks better or a collection of stocks which gain from travel hungry Indians? 17 stocks from the whole tourism ecosystem

      There can be a debate on whether, after the run up that hotel stocks saw in the last three years, are they cheap or not, and whether one should buy them now. But when it comes to tourism and the possibility that it will grow at a much faster rate, there is little room for debate. Now the question is if one buys only one set of stocks, for example hotel stocks, they come with their own plus and minus, right from the business risk of that industry to the fact that in tourism business, there are many segments, so there is a premium segment, there are travelers who travels by train and stay in medium size hotel which are not even listed. But then he has spent money in booking his ticket which has been captured on a railways ticketing platform. So, why not have that railway ticketing platform in a small portion of the portfolio.

      India shuns China's calls to resume passenger flights after 4 years

      China is urging India to resume direct passenger flights after a four-year hiatus, but India resists due to ongoing border tensions. The 2020 Himalayan clash severely strained relations, leading India to block Chinese investments and apps. While China seeks flight resumption for economic recovery, India demands border peace first.

      IndiGo shifts international operations to terminal 3 at Lucknow airport

      IndiGo has announced that starting today, all international flights at Chaudhary Charan Singh International Airport in Lucknow will operate from the newly constructed terminal 3. The airline has proactively informed passengers through SMS, calls, and emails about this change. IndiGo advises passengers to check their terminal by retrieving their PNR on the airline's website or mobile app to avoid any inconvenience.

      Good time for IndiGo to grab market share in international segment: Pieter Elbers

      ​If you look at international, though, we do 33 destinations today and they are pretty much in the region and some of the regional and I would say beyond regional expansions, which we recently did, starting flights into Africa, starting flights into Indonesia and starting flights into Central Asia, have been extremely encouraging.

      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.

      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.

      Akasa Air well on path to profitability; will launch more intl flights: Co-Founder Aditya Ghosh

      Akasa Air, co-founded by Aditya Ghosh, is progressing towards profitability and expanding its reach to South and Southeast Asia. In under two years, the airline has grown to a fleet of 24 planes with over 4,000 employees. Ghosh emphasizes a customer-focused, consistent approach to operations and plans further international and domestic expansions.

      Smooth flying: India plans to simplify immigration checks for international trips

      The Indian government aims to develop airports as transit hubs for South Asia, incorporating a strategy called the confluence of flights. This allows travelers on connecting flights under the same ticket number, or PNR, to complete customs and immigration checks at their initial departure point and final destination, bypassing intermediary checks during layovers.

      Air India introduces Fare Lock option: Comparison of fees, terms and conditions with IndiGo, SpiceJet

      Air ticket fare lock: Air India recently introduced the Fare Lock facility, which is a smooth approach to improving the reservation process, according to the airline. Other airlines, too, offer this facility. Let us see their terms and conditions.

      Japan Airlines and IndiGo Agree on Codeshare Partnership; enables JAL to expand reach to 14 IndiGo destinations in India

      Japan Airlines (JAL) and IndiGo announced a codeshare partnership benefiting customers with more travel options between Japan and India.

      IndiGo derosters 6 crew members in connection with Delhi-Varanasi flight bomb scare incident

      IndiGo has derostered two pilots and four cabin crew members of the Delhi-Varanasi flight that saw 176 passengers being evacuated after a bomb threat earlier this week, according to sources. On May 28, following the bomb threat, which later turned out to be hoax, all the passengers were evacuated through emergency slides from the aircraft at the Delhi airport.

      Bomb scare on Varanasi-bound IndiGo flight at Delhi airport, passengers evacuated
      Cyclone Remal: IndiGo airlines reschedules and cancels some flights

      In a statement, the airlines said, "IndiGo has rescheduled and cancelled some flights due to Cyclone REMAL and the NOTAM issued in Kolkata. Passengers have been informed of all changes in advance and being provided real-time updates on social platforms".

      Passengers face inconvenience as Kolkata Airport suspends flight operations amid cyclone 'Remal' scare

      Passengers complained that the airlines did not inform them about the cancellation of their flights through email or registered phone number. Some of them demanded hotel costs and food allowance from the airline. Flight operations at Kolkata airport were suspended for 21 hours due to cyclone 'Remal'.

      Why we must stand with standing passengers (from our sitting seats)

      It turns out that the last outpost of consistent law enforcement in India is very strict about all passengers sitting down during take-off, landing and turbulence. Not because like the Enforcement Directorate it can, but because you can't wear a seat belt if you're not sitting, and wearing a seat belt is a non-negotiable safety procedure. Airlines would prefer you to die sitting down if there is a mishap.

      IndiGo faces criticism from Neelesh Misra over chaotic flight experience

      Renowned storyteller Neelesh Misra shared his unpleasant experience flying with IndiGo, criticizing the airline for chaotic boarding procedures and delays. Despite IndiGo's apology, Misra expressed disappointment in the airline's service, prompting a wave of similar complaints from other passengers on social media. This incident highlights growing concerns about customer satisfaction and service quality in the airline industry.

      Google Wallet launched in India: Step-by-step guide on how to use it; how it is different from Google Pay explained

      Google Wallet: This article is about how to use Google Wallet and how different is it from Google Pay. As per Google, this wallet can be used for various utility functions like storing Air India, Indigo Airlines flight boarding pass, PVR and INOX cinema tickets. Read here to know more.

      Air India's basic culture is bad, should be shut down: Ghulam Nabi Azad

      Former Minister Azad criticizes Air India's 'bad culture' after flight cancellation. Crew shortage monitored by Ministry of Civil Aviation. Air India Express apologizes for disruptions. Vistara also faced pilot shortage issues in April.

      IndiGo announces trial of in-flight entertainment on Delhi-Goa route

      IndiGo, India's largest airline, is set to introduce in-flight entertainment on its Delhi-Goa route from May 1, offering passengers access to content through the IndiGo app. This three-month trial service will require passengers to use their personal headphones and will be activated after the aircraft reaches cruising altitude.

      Dubai International Airport limits incoming flights as city reels from record rainfall

      Emirates has suspended Dubai onward connection check-ins till midnight April 19 due to weather challenges. IndiGo too issued a travel advisory, while the Indian Embassy in Dubai issued helpline numbers for stranded passengers.

      You can now exit airport through departure gates. Check new rule here

      BCAS's new guidelines allow passengers to exit aircraft at departure gates during long flight delays, reducing inconvenience. Issued on March 30, these measures aim to address rising congestion and flight delays. BCAS Director General Zulfiquar Hasan emphasized joint decision-making between airlines and security agencies for passenger deboarding. Smart security lanes and full-body scanners are planned for improved airport experiences. Measures include timely baggage arrival directives and fines for non-compliance.

      "Indigo Haye Haye": Flyers protest at Delhi airport as airline cancels Deogarh flight; Video inside

      IndiGo cancels Delhi-Deoghar flight: Travellers aboard an IndiGo flight from Delhi to Deoghar expressed their frustration at Terminal 2 of Delhi airport after the airline unexpectedly cancelled their journey. In a video, passengers could be heard chanting "Bandh Karo, Bandh Karo" and expressing their disappointment with "Haye haye." IGI Airport bore the brunt of the adverse weather conditions, impacting several flights either arriving in Delhi or scheduled to depart from the capital. Flight tracking data from Flightradar24 indicated that 51 flights encountered delays, with an additional 11 cancellations at the IGI Airport.

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