The matter has been reported to the regulator and other relevant agencies.
A part of an engine was found outside Delhi airport on Wednesday. Aviation regulator DGCA has now ordered an inquiry into the matter. Although sources said that the metal part could be from the Air India Express plane, which made an emergency landing at the airport on Monday, the airline said that at the moment it cannot confirm whether these metal pieces belonged to its plane or not. According to PTI news, sources with knowledge said that the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has ordered an inquiry into the incident.
Air India Express told this
According to the news, one of the sources said that these parts probably belong to the broken blades of the plane’s engine. When contacted, an Air India Express spokesperson said that their flight IX 145 had an engine problem after taking off from Delhi on September 2. This flight was going to Bahrain. The spokesperson said in a statement that the problem was rectified as per the laid down procedures and a precautionary landing was made in Delhi.
Fragments found in this area
The spokesperson said that the matter has been reported to the regulatory and other concerned agencies and investigation is currently underway. The spokesperson said that we have come to know about the report of metal pieces being found in Shankar Vihar. At present we cannot confirm whether these metal pieces belong to our aircraft or not. Investigation is underway to ascertain the facts.
This facility will be available at the airport!
Passengers landing at Terminal-1 of Delhi Airport and boarding another flight from Terminal-3 will not have to carry their check-in luggage. The airport operating company DIAL is planning to shift the luggage of passengers inside. Delhi International Airport Limited (DIAL) is awaiting the approval of the Bureau of Civil Aviation Security (BCAS) in this regard. After the approval of the proposal, the check-in luggage of passengers will be transferred inside between Terminal-1 and Terminal-3. International flights at Indira Gandhi International Airport (IGIA) operate from Terminal-3. Once the new system is implemented, passengers will not have to carry their luggage while taking a connecting flight from Terminal-3.
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