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    IndiGo flight performs precautionary go-around at Gorakhpur Airport after scratches found near APU inlet

    An IndiGo flight from Delhi to Gorakhpur performed a precautionary go-around before landing safely. Maintenance crews later discovered minor scratches near the aircraft's APU inlet. Another IndiGo flight from Trichy to Singapore returned due to a technical snag. This aircraft circled for two and a half hours before landing safely. An alternative flight was arranged for all 127 passengers to reach Singapore.

    IndiGo flight from Trichy to Singapore carrying 127 passengers returns after technical snag

    An IndiGo flight from Trichy to Singapore returned safely to the airport. The aircraft experienced a technical snag shortly after its departure. Passengers were aboard the flight which circled for two and a half hours. Airport officials maintained communication while the plane reduced its fuel. The flight landed after completing all necessary safety procedures.

    Bhubaneswar-Kolkata IndiGo flight on Aug 13 cancelled after pilot detects technical snag

    An IndiGo flight from Bhubaneswar to Kolkata was cancelled on August 13. The pilot detected a technical issue while passengers were boarding the aircraft. All 56 passengers were safely escorted back to the arrival area. The cancellation caused some passenger agitation which was quickly managed by airport personnel. Airlines continue to prioritize technical checks before any flight departure.

    Trainer aircraft overshoots runway at Baramati airstrip; propeller, nose landing gear damaged

    A trainer aircraft operated by Carver Aviation veered off the runway during a training exercise at Maharashtra’s Baramati airstrip on Sunday, with no injuries reported. The VT-SEX aircraft, carrying a pilot and cadet, overshot the runway by around 20 feet after rejected take-off exercises. Authorities are investigating the cause.

    In 1993, Russia unfolded a 20-meter mirror in orbit and swept a five-kilometer patch of artificial moonlight across Europe

    Russia's ambitious Znamya project aimed to channel sunlight to Earth via mirrors in orbit. In a remarkable demonstration in 1993, the Znamya 2 mission illuminated parts of Europe for a brief period, showcasing the potential for artificial lighting from space. Nonetheless, later attempts encountered significant challenges, including technical glitches and funding shortfalls, resulting in the program's eventual discontinuation.

    J-K's popular Gulmarg Cable Car reopens after month-long shutdown

    Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah has reopened the popular Gulmarg Cable Car project after a month-long closure due to a technical snag. Services resumed following necessary repairs and certification by the original manufacturer, ensuring all safety protocols were met. Despite the closure, tourist arrivals remained strong, and the resumption is expected to boost numbers further. Those involved in rescuing stranded tourists were also recognized and rewarded.

    The Economic Times
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