Amidst the continuous delays and cancellations of Indigo flights, a video has surfaced which has touched the hearts of the passengers. This video is of Indigo pilot Captain Pradeep Krishnan, who is seen standing in the plane and humbly apologizing to the passengers. As soon as he gave his message in Tamil language, the people present in the plane became emotional and started clapping at his truthful words.

Captain Krishnan said in a very calm voice that he is fully aware of the problem being faced and as soon as any new information is received, he will immediately inform the passengers. It is seen in the video that his words reduce the stress of the passengers a bit, because normally in such delays there is very little communication from the airline staff.

Message given with video

Along with the video, he also shared a message, in which he admitted that it is really sad when someone misses an important meeting, function or personal work due to flight delay. He also clarified that neither are they on strike nor are they deliberately stopping the flights. His own flight had also arrived quite late and he can completely understand the restlessness of the passengers.

Appeal for respect of ground staff

The Captain especially mentioned the ground staff in his message. He said that they also want to send the passengers home quickly, so instead of getting angry with them, one should talk to them with patience. In this difficult time for the passengers, people liked the pilot’s behavior very much on social media.

Support and praise on social media

After the video surfaced, thousands of people praised Captain Krishnan on social media. Many users wrote that such honest and sensitive pilots are rarely found, while some said that this emotional address reduced their disappointment. Many people were impressed that the pilot openly acknowledged the pain of the passengers for the first time.

Why are Indigo flights being affected?

Indigo passengers are facing a lot of problems for the last several days. The main reason for the large number of flights being canceled and hours being delayed is being attributed to the new FDTL rules, in which the duty and rest time of pilots has been made more strict. Due to less availability of pilots, scheduling of flights has become disorganized and a chaos-like situation has arisen in the airports of many cities.

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Airbus A320 family aircraft around the world are suddenly being grounded for massive software and hardware upgrades. The reason for this is a serious technical flaw, which is directly related to the safety of the aircraft. A recent incident in an Airbus A320 flight has worried the entire aviation sector.

What happened in Airbus A320? How did the threat emerge?

This problem came to light in the A320 flight of a private airline going from Cancun to New York when the plane suddenly tilted downwards at an altitude of thousands of feet. The pilot had not given any such command, but there was a strong shock in the cabin and the passengers jumped from the seats. Several people were injured and the flight had to be emergency diverted to Tampa. Investigation found that the malfunction occurred during switching of the ELAC flight control computer, which read incorrect pitch data.

EASA issued an Emergency Airworthiness Directive on 28 November, ordering the immediate removal of the old ELAC computer (model B L104) and replacement with a newer, safer model (B L103+). Planes which have outdated systems will not be allowed to fly. Only limited ‘ferry flights’ will be allowed if necessary.

It has a big impact in India also

It has had a big impact in India too, because the country is the world’s largest operator of A320. Around 200 aircraft of IndiGo and 100–125 aircraft of Air India are currently grounded or in limited operation due to the upgrade and inspection process. Air India has warned passengers that this may delay flights and affect schedules.

What did the joint investigation by Airbus and EASA find?

A joint investigation by Airbus and EASA found that increased solar radiation at altitude caused a ‘bit-flip’ i.e. data corruption in the chip of the ELAC computer. Due to this the computer read wrong signals and the plane started tilting downwards despite being in autopilot mode.

Airbus A320 counted among the safest aircraft in the world

The Airbus A320 is counted among the world’s safest and most advanced fly-by-wire systems, but this incident has exposed the sensitivity of its most important part, the ELAC computer. Globally, approximately 6000 aircraft are undergoing this upgrade process. While the new A320neo will take only 30 minutes to update the software, the older models may take 2–3 days to update both hardware and software.

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Pakistan close airspace for india: After the terrorist attack on tourist on April 22 in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir, there is a lot of tension between the two countries in the already sour relationship. On the one hand, where India announced to stop the water being released by putting Pakistan under the Indus Water Agreement, on the other hand, the Pakistan is taking a lot of trouble and making its economy further destroyed by taking bad steps.

Recently, Pakistan announced the closure of the air sector for Indian aircraft. Pakistan hoped that it would give a shock to India by doing such tax. But by doing this, he has actually hit an ax on his leg. This move can cause a big loss to Pakistan, not India but to Pakistan itself. This will stop the earnings of millions of dollars coming to Pakistan

Pakistan killed ax on its leg

Indian aircraft are now adopting any other way instead of Pakistan’s aircraft. Due to this, the charge that the flight passing over a country has to be paid, Pakistan will directly harm it. A Pakistani user shared the video of the flight of Indian aircraft on social media from the second route instead of Pakistan and wrote- ‘And Lo Panga’.

On this post, another user named Naren Menon’s name has commented on it and wrote that this will directly cause financial loss to Pakistan. Menon wrote- Pakistan has lost the overflight charge coming from the world’s third largest aviation market. With this, he was earning crores of dollars every year. Menon further wrote- I would not have seen such stupidity collectively on any land.

Menon told that a large number of aircraft from India, especially from Western countries, like Europeans and North America. In such a situation, Pakistan will be very expensive to stop Indian aircraft. Some users said that Pakistan will still earn money from foreign airlines. On this, Menon told that most of the aircraft from the west side do Indian airlines like Air India and Indigo. In such a situation, Pakistan lost a large part of the earnings coming from the overfly.

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