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On Wednesday, July 9, Indigo flight (6E 5009) suffered a bird hit. The flight safely returned and successfully made an emergency landing. All the 169 passengers are safe. Code: 6E / IGO Founders: Rahul Bhatia, Rakesh Gangwal Founded: August 2006 Parent company: InterGlobe Enterprises Pvt. Ltd Headquarters: Gurugram What is the incident’s main cause? This…
Indigo Flight 6E-7295 from Indore to Raipur had to return to Indore airport on Tuesday after a technical fault was noticed by the pilot during the flight. The flight was full of tense and the plane landed safely. Aircraft Type: ATR 72 aircraft Engines: twin-turboprop Reason for Return The flight took off from Indore Airport…
For decades, the aviation industry has been forced to reduce fuel consumption. Aviation fuel, which is a kerosene-based fuel, primarily Jet-A or Jet-A1 for civil aviation, and JP-8 for military, is extremely costly, industry invests billions of dollars in it annually. It is the dream of all scientists and researchers to minimize the cost of…
Air India flight AI639 from Mumbai to Chennai had to return to Mumbai airport on Friday after a burning smell was noticed in the cabin during the flight. The plane landed safely. Air India confirmed the incident on Saturday and now an internal investigation has been initiated into the matter. IATA Designator: AI Registered: VT-PPW…
“Make It Fly, Make It Easier” The Future of Urban Transport: eVTOLs to the Rescue For many years, we have been engaged in improving our transport. Our transportation systems have consistently improved with every decade. Transportation plays an important role in our daily lives, whether it is public or cargo transport. We want our transport…
On Thursday, June 26, an Air India Boeing 777-300ER aircraft, registered as VT-ALT, took a U-Turn after a medical emergency on board. Aircraft Type: BOEING 777-300ER (twin-jet) Length: 73.9 meters (242 feet 4 inches) Wingspan: 64.8 meters (212 feet 7 inches) Height: 18.5 meters (60 feet 9 inches) An Air India flight operating on…
Early, the Boeing cockpit and Airbus Cockpits free from instruments, the pilot operates the aircraft by visual observation. In 1930, the cockpit was equipped with a few instruments for operating at night and in poor visibility. Furthermore, they added instruments for landing in poor weather conditions and still added instruments for reducing human error and…
