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IndiGo flight briefly enters Pak airspace due to bad weather

IndiGo flight briefly enters Pak airspace due to bad weather

New Delhi, June 26, Due to adverse weather conditions, a Srinagar-Jammu IndiGo flight momentarily entered Pakistan's airspace, according to sources. Citing the inclement weather, the airline said that the diversion was necessary and subsequently, flight 6e-2124 was redirected to Amritsar. "Before the flight entered Pakistani airspace, the airline promptly informed the relevant authorities in both countries," said an airline official. Consequently, the Jammu and Lahore Air Traffic Control (ATC) centres worked in coordination to facilitate the smooth diversion of the flight. "The passengers on board arrived safely at their destination despite the weather-related detour," the official added.
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Delhi-bound SpiceJet plane faces hiccups, lands safely

Delhi-bound SpiceJet plane faces hiccups, lands safely

New Delhi: A Delhi-bound SpiceJet flight on Friday faced a technical hiccup but landed safely after following the emergency procedure, the airline said.All passenger and crew are safe, SpiceJet said in a statement. "SpiceJet flight SG 136, Bengaluru to Delhi, experienced, during cruise, partial hydraulic failure," the airline said. "The crew carried out the emergency procedure and landed safely in Delhi. The ATC (Air Traffic Control) was kept in the loop. It was an uneventful landing. All passengers and crew are safe." The flight landed on the Runway 10 at 8.45 a.m. with 176 passengers, including the crew, aboard, an airport…
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