Prior to Autoflight Prosperity 4, the previous record for the longest flight by an eVTOL was about 248.8 km, set in 2021 by California-based eVTOL developer Joby Aviation. Technology is advancing so fast that we are already starting to experience the world of the future. Till a few years back, people dreaming of electric vehicles have now come very close to experience flying cars. Many giant companies and startups are now working on flying vehicles and some of them have even made electric flying cars and successfully tested them in real life. Chinese air taxi developer Autoflight recently set a new world record with its electric flying vehicle by covering a distance of 250.3 kilometers on a single charge. Autoflight has informed that the company has flown its electric aircraft named Prosperity 4 about 250 kilometers on a single full charge. The company has also shared the video of this world record flight on its YouTube channel. In this video AutoFlight shows a complete flight in...
IndiGo Airlines: A passenger going from Delhi to Patna by an Indigo flight reached Udaipur by mistake. Let's know what happened then.
IndiGo Airlines: In the last few days, many cases of dispute have come to light during the flight in the aircraft. But a unique case of negligence has come to the fore on the part of IndiGo Airline, in which the airline took a passenger to Udaipur instead of Patna during the flight. The incident took place on January 30, when Hussain, a passenger, had to board an IndiGo flight from Delhi airport to Patna. However, he boarded the flight to Udaipur by mistake and he came to know about this only after going to Udaipur. Aviation regulator DGCA has sought a report from IndiGo on the incident.
DGCA is probing the matter
Sources said that it is a matter of investigation as to why his identity cards were not checked properly when he was boarding the wrong flight. A senior DGCA official said, "We are looking into it and will take appropriate action."
IndiGo Airline said in a statement on Friday, "We are aware of the incident that happened to a passenger on 6E319 Delhi-Udaipur flight. We are engaged with the authorities on the matter. We apologize for the inconvenience caused to the passengers." have regret."
DGCA fined Go First
Recently, aviation regulator DGCA imposed a fine of Rs 10 lakh on Go First for violation of rules as Go First's Bengaluru-Delhi flight left 55 passengers in the passenger coach at Bengaluru airport on January 9. Had given. DGCA had noted that several lapses such as lack of proper communication, coordination, reconciliation and verification resulted in a highly avoidable situation and hence issued a show cause notice.
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