Air India Limited on Thursday afternoon revealed its plan to invest 400 million US dollars to Refurbish its Boeing 787 and 777 aircraft cabin Interiors.
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Bangalore, 28th November, IndiGo-The India’s Largest airline has received a BOMB threat through Tissue paper found onboard their Airbus A320 aircraft. The aircraft was at Kempagowda International Airport, Bangalore during this Incident. BOMB onboard the IndiGo plane A Tissue paper was found onboard the plane with the word “BOMB” engraved on it. The tissue was behind the passenger seat onboard the flight which landed in Bangalore from Kolkata. This incident created a critical situation for Security agencies on Sunday morning. But later the threat turned out to be a Hoax and Indigo registered a complaint at the Airport police station.…
TATA Air India received its First Boeing 777-200 LR out of 5 leased from Delta Airlines on Sunday evening.
Indigo Airlines started its New Maintenance hangar facility at Bengaluru International Airport Limited (BIAL).
Star Air commenced operations from Mumbai to Kolhapur on 4th Oct. Honorable aviation minister Jyotiraditya Scindia Ji inaugurated the flight.
The Directorate of Revenue Intelligence (DRI) officials have seized 14 kg of heroin at Bengaluru Airport. The value of the seized drugs is close to ₹100 crore. The 45-year-old man, reportedly from Telangana was caught while he was supposed to fly to New Delhi. He arrived in Bengaluru from Addis Ababa and was caught during transit in Bengaluru. The accused had gone to Addis Ababa in order to find a job. It seems like he has been offered the job to smuggle drugs by international drug dealers. It was found that the Telangana-based man was offered money alongside the flight…
Akasa Air parked its aircraft for one day at its hangar to celebrate its First Family Day. an opportunity to have personal look at aircraft.
Turkish Airlines flight from Istanbul to Kuala Lumpur diverted to Chennai due to a woman in labour giving birth on the plane. The incident took place on Thursday afternoon.
Jet Airways shared a throwback to the old days when they used to sell Imli candy on their Flights. Read More about it Here
A United Airlines Boeing 737 aircraft taxied for so long at Newark Airport, that it eventually ran out of fuel. The aircraft reportedly stayed on the tarmac and taxiways for more than six hours. The United Airlines Boeing 737-900ER was scheduled to fly from Newark to Denver on the 22nd of August. However, the flight eventually got cancelled. New York Times reporter Hiroko Tabuchi was on board the flight and shared her experience on Twitter. “You can’t make this up.. my United flight out of Newark taxied on the tarmac for more than 6 hours and now no longer has…