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India investigates Air India A320neo after 300-foot altitude loss injures 17

Air India Flight AI2379 from Phuket to Delhi encountered severe clear-air turbulence during cruise, briefly losing about 300 feet and injuring 17 passengers and crew. The Airbus A320neo landed safely in Delhi, while Indian authorities opened an investigation into the reported momentary altitude variation.

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Willie Walsh takes over as IndiGo CEO as India’s largest airline targets global expansion

Willie Walsh officially became IndiGo’s chief executive on Aug. 3, succeeding Pieter Elbers as the Indian carrier enters a new phase. Walsh, the former leader of IAG, takes charge as IndiGo pursues international growth while navigating the strategic demands of building out its long-haul ambitions.

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IndiGo to end Norse Atlantic 787-9 damp lease and withdraw from widebody operations in October

India’s IndiGo will discontinue its widebody operations from Oct. 25 and end its ACMI agreement with Norse Atlantic Airways on Oct. 31, returning five Boeing 787-9s. The decision brings an early end to the budget carrier’s long-haul experiment after difficulties operating European routes.

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Croatia Airlines receives 10th Airbus A220 in Star Alliance livery

Croatia Airlines has taken delivery of its 10th Airbus A220, featuring the carrier’s Star Alliance livery and claimed as the first A220 to carry the alliance’s colors. The arrival advances the Croatian flag carrier’s fleet modernization and ongoing transition toward newer-generation twinjets.

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British Airways captain reportedly placed on paid sick leave after intervening when A320 nearly stalled over central London

A British Airways captain is reportedly on paid sick leave after stepping in during an incident in which a packed Airbus A320 went into a stall over central London. The reported trigger was a failure of an on-board system, prompting a near-stall situation requiring immediate crew intervention.

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