In a remarkable display of skill and adherence to safety protocols, an IndiGo flight was forced to abort its landing due to the severe impact of Cyclone Fengal. This incident sheds light on the aviation sector’s preparedness to handle extreme weather conditions and underscores the importance of seamless coordination between airlines and meteorological agencies. As climate change intensifies the frequency of such events, ensuring passenger safety through enhanced pilot training and robust safety measures becomes paramount
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IndiGo Airlines made a statement saying that they may start operations at the Pakyong Airport in Sikkim, from the forthcoming…
IndiGo, which is India’s largest domestic airline, completed 18 years of its formation this week, and this special day was…
The domestic aviation sector’s impressive rebound in air passenger traffic is anticipated to maintain its momentum in the second half…
