Officer Posted At IGI Airport Has Been Forcibly Retired

Officer posted at IGI Airport forcibly retires, accused of sexually assaulting Uzbek passenger.

A customs superintendent officer posted at IGI Airport involved in the case of sexual harassment has been forcibly retired by the Indian government.

This case is of 2019 when a case of sexual harassment of a woman passenger of Uzbekistan was reported at the airport.

Passenger tracking system launched at IGI Airport

A passenger tracking system has been installed at IGI Airport to control congestion. This step has been taken for infection-free safe air travel in the Corona era.

The government is constantly asking people to follow physical distance and now the guidelines have been tightened after the detection of new strains of coronavirus.

A passenger tracking system installed at the airport will send information to the management as soon as a large crowd of passengers gathers at one place.

As soon as the alerts are received, the airport personnel will organize the crowd arriving on the spot. This will prevent violations of physical distance instructions at the airport.

Compensation process for victims of Kozhikode plane crash complete: Aviation Minister.

The families of those killed in the Kozhikode plane crash have been given their compensation. Civil Aviation Minister Hardeep Singh Puri gave this information on Tuesday.

He said, ‘Air India Express has completed the process of paying compensation to the families of the passengers who died in the Kozhikode plane crash. The total compensation amount of 4.25 crores has been paid.

In the first week of August last month, an Air India Express aircraft carrying an Indian stranded in the Gulf under the Vande Bharat Abhiyan fell into an accident at Kozhikode Airport in Kerala.

The runway was flooded due to heavy rains and the aircraft slipped into a ditch about 50 feet deep at the time of landing. At that time, the Ministry of Civil Aviation Hardeep Singh Puri ordered the Kozhikode plane crash.