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35 aircraft to be grounded due to powder metal issue in P&W engines: IndiGo - Vimarsana News

35 aircraft to be grounded due to powder metal issue in P&W engines: IndiGo

IndiGo currently operates 176 A320neo as part of its fleet of 334 aircraft and currently has over 40 aircraft grounded due to P&W engine issues.

IndiGo awaiting clarity from P&W on aircraft grounding due to powder metal issues: CEO - Vimarsana News

IndiGo awaiting clarity from P&W on aircraft grounding due to powder metal issues: CEO

Pieter Elbers said the precise timing or duration and the exact impact of aircraft groundings due to the powder metal issues is not known and P&W will come out with a timeline in the coming few months.

Aircraft grounding due to P&W engine issue to rise after January 2024: IndiGo - Vimarsana News

Aircraft grounding due to P&W engine issue to rise after January 2024: IndiGo

While IndiGo did not quantify how many aircraft it expects to be grounded after January 2024, CEO Pieter Elbers added that IndiGo is confident of meeting its guidance of 15-19% fleet expansion in 2023-24 compared to a year ago

SpiceJet to borrow ₹400 cr from emergency fund to revive 25 grounded planes - Vimarsana News

SpiceJet to borrow ₹400 cr from emergency fund to revive 25 grounded planes

After the company made the announcement SpiceJet's shares went up by 4.8 per cent to Rs 33.

Southwest Resumes Flying After Nationwide Grounding - Vimarsana News

Southwest Resumes Flying After Nationwide Grounding

Southwest has resumed flights after all were briefly grounded Tuesday morning because of a tech glitch. Those flying on the airline can expect delays, however: Roughly 40% were...

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