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Rajya Sabha MP Priyanka Chaturvedi on Wednesday sought to know why the DGCA and the civil aviation ministry were not taking action against airline operator SpiceJet for putting passengers' lives at risk repeatedly.

The video, which was allegedly filmed by one of the passengers, shows the damage to the roof panels, which collapsed during the event. On addition, breathing masks were seen hanging in the footage, and several storage compartments were left exposed.

The report indicated that several passengers had head injuries and one suffered a spinal injury, and that the entire medical reports of the wounded passengers and cabin staff members are expected before proceeding with the investigation.

The DGCA stated after discovering anomalies in the simulator training that pilots have to undergo while at a facility in Noida.

A video of a group of SpiceJet air hostesses dancing to Halamithi Habibo song is making rounds on social media and will certainly make your day brighter.

During push back, the right-wing trailing edge came in close contact with a pole, causing damage to aileron.

Three Indian airlines, SpiceJet, Vistara, and Air India Express, all have Boeing 737s in their fleets.
 

Law Minister Kiren Rijiju will board a Boeing 737 MAX aircraft of SpiceJet airlines which will fly him down to Kosice in Slovakia where a group of Indian nationals is awaiting evacuation.

"The Court has instructed the other side to examine SpiceJet's request and has scheduled the issue for 14 February 2022," the official stated.
 

SpiceJet previously moved the apex court against the Madras High Court order that directed the winding-up of SpiceJet and the liquidation process due to Credit Suisse's failure to pay its debts.
 

The 'Walnut 369' payment solution is powered by Capital Float and available on SpiceJet's payment page.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi was at the vaccination centre at Ram Manohar Lohia Hospital in New Delhi to commemorate the occasion.

"Of course, bids were invited, and the officers are evaluating them, and in due course, there will be a well-defined procedure in place to pick the eventual winner," he stated to reporters.

The Centre has just started the financial bids process for the national carrier, with Aviation Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia stating that the deadline of September 15, 2021, is set in stone and would not be changed.

Following the failure to find a buyer for a 76 per cent share in Air India in 2018, the government is anticipated to finalise the sale of the national carrier by September 15, with at least two purchasers expected to submit financial proposals.