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Why pilots say “Mayday” and how a Karnataka village gave up meat and alcohol, your morning rundown of what’s making news.
Why Do Pilots Declare 'Mayday' or 'PAN-PAN'? Decoding The Difference Between These Distress Calls
Mayday is a life-threatening emergency, such as engine failure, fire, or imminent crash while PAN-PAN is used for urgent but ...
'PAN-PAN' vs ‘Mayday’: What IndiGo’s mid-air emergency call really means
Dubai: A Delhi-to-Goa IndiGo flight made an emergency landing in Mumbai on Wednesday night after experiencing an engine malfunction mid-air. Flight 6E 6271, an Airbus A320neo carrying 191 passengers, ...
'PAN PAN PAN' vs 'Mayday': What IndiGo's mid-air emergency call really signaled
An IndiGo flight from Delhi to Goa made an emergency landing in Mumbai on Wednesday night after the pilot declared a “PAN PAN ...
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Why The Pilot Said ‘PAN PAN PAN’- Not Mayday-Before Emergency Landing In Mumbai After Mid-Air Scare
PAN is the short form of 'possible assistance needed' or 'pay attention now'. It is an international aviation distress signal ...
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65 Engine Failures, 11 Mayday Calls in 5 Years: Rising Safety Concerns in Indian Aviation
A recent report has raised alarm over the increasing number of engine-related incidents in Indian aviation. Between 2020 and ...