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The DGCA has given this order after investigating the frequent technical faults of SpiceJet and incidents of emergency landing. On the other hand, the airlines has said that no flights have been canceled. Aviation regulator DGCA has given an important order amid reports of technical problems in SpiceJet planes. DGCA has allowed SpiceJet to operate only 50 per cent flights for the next 8 weeks. At the same time, it is also to be said that the flights of the airlines will remain under strict monitoring. After this order, only half of the total flights approved in the summer schedule can continue. On the other hand, SpiceJet has issued a statement saying that on the morning of July 28, all its flights are on schedule. No flight has been cancelled. order after investigation This action has taken place after the investigation of SpiceJet's frequent technical faults and emergency landing incidents. The DGCA issued an interim order after investigation from April to June. On March 11, DGC...

Indigo-Spicejet Flights Delayed : Recently, the flights of Indigo and SpiceJet seem to be affected. SpiceJet CMD's statement has also come on this. Indigo-Spicejet Flights Delayed: Two more domestic flights are going to start operating in the country by the end of this month, one of them is Akasa Air, the backed airline of Rakesh Jhunjhunwala and the other is Jet Airways. On one hand two new airlines are getting ready to fly in the Indian skies and on the other hand the already existing airlines are not able to improve their on time performance. Till now there were reports of delay in Indigo flights, but now there are complaints of delayed flight in SpiceJet too and the statement of CMD of SpiceJet has also come on this. How was the performance on Saturday-Sunday Talking about Friday, on July 8, about 40 percent of SpiceJet flights and about 28 percent of Indigo flights were delayed. After the bad OTP of 8th July, the situation was almost the same on 9th July. On July 9, about 25 p...

Deoghar airport : Before the inauguration, see the great pictures of Deoghar International Airport, the first flight will fly on July 12 Deoghar airport: After a long wait in Jharkhand, finally the time has come for the Deoghar airport to start. On July 12, the first flight will take off from here. The airport is completely ready. PM Modi is about to inaugurate it. A large number of passengers from nearby areas and nearby states will get facility from the airport. Let's get acquainted with the wonderful pictures from the airport here. Total Cost of Deoghar Airport Deoghar Airport has been constructed at an estimated cost of around Rs 400 crore. The exercise for this airport had started from the year 2013. Deoghar to Kolkata first flight IndiGo's first flight from Deoghar Airport will fly on the Kolkata-Deoghar route on July 12. Booking for this is also open. SpiceJet, Air Asia, Go First can also start flights from here. Foundation stone was laid on 25 May 2018 The foundation st...

Indigo-Spicejet Flights Delayed : Recently, the flights of Indigo and SpiceJet seem to be affected. SpiceJet CMD's statement has also come on this. Indigo-Spicejet Flights Delayed: Two more domestic flights are going to start operating in the country by the end of this month, one of them is Akasa Air, the backed airline of Rakesh Jhunjhunwala and the other is Jet Airways. On one hand two new airlines are getting ready to fly in the Indian skies and on the other hand the already existing airlines are not able to improve their on time performance. Till now there were reports of delay in Indigo flights, but now there are complaints of delayed flight in SpiceJet too and the statement of CMD of SpiceJet has also come on this. How was the performance on Saturday-Sunday Talking about Friday, on July 8, about 40 percent of SpiceJet flights and about 28 percent of Indigo flights were delayed. After the bad OTP of 8th July, the situation was almost the same on 9th July. On July 9, about 25 p...

Domestic airlines excise duty: Domestic airlines have been given relief from 11 percent Basic Excise Duty (Excise Duty) on purchase of Aircraft Fuel (ATF) from Oil Marketing Companies. The government had on July 1 announced the imposition of a special additional excise duty at the rate of Rs 6 per liter on export of aircraft fuel. (Reuters) Domestic airlines excise duty: Big relief has been given by the government to the airline companies of the country. For international flights operated by them, excise duty will no longer have to be paid on ATF i.e. aviation fuel. According to the news of PTI, the Finance Ministry has given relief to domestic airlines operating international flights from 11 percent Basic Excise Duty (Excise Duty) on purchase of Aircraft Fuel (ATF) from Oil Marketing Companies. Decision has been implemented from 1st July According to the news, the ministry said in a notification that basic excise duty will not be charged on ATF sold to domestic airlines for operating...

Deoghar airport: After a long wait in Jharkhand, finally the time has come for the Deoghar airport to start. On July 12, the first flight will take off from here. The airport is completely ready. PM Modi is about to inaugurate it. A large number of passengers from nearby areas and nearby states will get facility from the airport. Let's get acquainted with the wonderful pictures from the airport here. Total Cost of Deoghar Airport Deoghar Airport has been constructed at an estimated cost of around Rs 400 crore. The exercise for this airport had started from the year 2013. Deoghar to Kolkata first flight IndiGo's first flight from Deoghar Airport will fly on the Kolkata-Deoghar route on July 12. Booking for this is also open. SpiceJet, Air Asia, Go First can also start flights from here. The foundation stone was laid on 25 May 2018 The foundation stone for the development of Deoghar Airport was laid by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on 25 May 2018. This airport is spread over an ar...

Akasa Air: Akasa Air, an airline backed by veteran investor Rakesh Jhunjhunwala, is about to start its operation by the end of July. For this the airline has got AOC of DGCA. Akasa Air: Akasa Air, an airline backed by veteran investor Rakesh Jhunjhunwala, will start its commercial flight by the end of this month. The company said on Thursday that it has received the Air Operator Certificate (AOC) from aviation regulator DGCA and will start its commercial operations by the end of this month. Akasa Air said in a statement that the airline's receipt of the AOC signifies the satisfactory completion of all regulatory and compliance requirements for its operations. Akasa Air said that this process has concluded with the successful completion of several proofing flights under the supervision of DGCA (Directorate General of Civil Aviation). We are pleased to announce the receipt of our Air Operator Certificate (AOC). This is a significant milestone, enabling us to open our flights for sal...

Smoke in SpiceJet flight : The flight took off at 6.15 am and this incident happened when it was at an altitude of 5000 feet. On June 19, there was a problem in SpiceJet's flight from Patna to Delhi. Smoke in SpiceJet flight: Domestic airline SpiceJet's flight from Delhi to Jabalpur today had to return to Delhi airport on Saturday morning due to smoke rising. The flight was grounded after passengers claimed that smoke had risen. An airline spokesperson said that the flight took off at 6.15 am and it happened when it was at an altitude of 5000 feet. According to the news of news agency ANI, the SG-2862 flight returned to Delhi at 7 am. All passengers were landed safely According to the news, the flight was landed safely and all the passengers were deboarded. The spokesperson said that on the morning of July 2, 2022, the cabin crew members of the SpiceJet Q400 aircraft informed the pilot about the rise in smoke and the pilot decided to return to Delhi immediately. A passenger tol...

IndiGo flight had a deep impact! 56% flight delay due to lack of crew member - know update IndiGo Flights Canceled : On Saturday, July 2, 56% of the flights were delayed. Regarding this, DGCA asked IndiGo to explain the reason for the delay in the flight. IndiGo Flights Canceled: Many flights were canceled due to delay in IndiGo airlines. In fact, on Saturday, July 2, 56% of the flights were delayed. The reason for this is the shortage of crew members. Due to the delay, DGCA sought an answer from Indigo Airlines. DGCA continuously asked to explain the reason for delay in flight. IndiGo Flights canceled due to shortage of Crew members check What DGCA asked Let us tell you that due to the delay in the flight on Saturday, DGCA sought a reply from IndiGo. In such a situation, the reason has come to the fore that due to lack of crew members, the flight got delayed. At the same time, more than 250 flights have been affected so far.

Flight Booking Offers: The deadline for booking and travel under this offer of SpiceJet is till 20 September 2022. Keep in mind here, up to 30 percent discount will be applicable on the base fare of the flight booking. Under the offer, booking for direct domestic flights, both oneway and return (Flight Booking Offers) can be made. Flight Booking Offers : There is good news for those traveling by flight. If you are a health professional then you can get great discounts on flight booking. Domestic airline SpiceJet has brought special discount offers for these professionals. In this, up to 30 percent discount is being available on flight booking. This offer is for domestic flights. According to the official website, special fares are being offered for doctors, nurses and paramedics. In this offer, the discount offer (Spicejet Flight Booking Offer) is being done on first come and first serve basis. offer deadline The deadline for booking and travel under this offer of SpiceJet is till Sept...

Smoke in SpiceJet flight : The flight took off at 6.15 am and this incident happened when it was at an altitude of 5000 feet. On June 19, there was a problem in SpiceJet's flight from Patna to Delhi. Smoke in SpiceJet flight: Domestic airline SpiceJet's flight from Delhi to Jabalpur today had to return to Delhi airport on Saturday morning due to smoke rising. The flight was grounded after passengers claimed that smoke had risen. An airline spokesperson said that the flight took off at 6.15 am and it happened when it was at an altitude of 5000 feet. According to the news of news agency ANI, the SG-2862 flight returned to Delhi at 7 am. All passengers were landed safely According to the news, the flight was landed safely and all the passengers were deboarded. The spokesperson said that on the morning of July 2, 2022, the cabin crew members of the SpiceJet Q400 aircraft informed the pilot about the rise in smoke and the pilot decided to return to Delhi immediately. A passenger to...