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Engine snag forces IndiGo to ground 7 new aircraft

GST confusion adds to the chaos

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Arindam Majumder  |  New Delhi 

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Photo: Shutterstock

The continuing problem with Pratt & Whitney’s A320 neo engine has resulted in the grounding of seven brand new planes of IndiGo, forcing the airline to reschedule many flights.

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First Published: Thu, July 13 2017. 01:32 IST

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