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SpiceJet flight returns to Kolkata after take-off as cabin crew spot crack in window

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The flight, SG-515, took off from the Kolkata airport at 6.17 am with 176 passengers and six crew members. Mid-air, the plane's cabin crew spotted the crack. They immediately informed the pilot who soon contacted the air traffic control. The plane landed safely at around 7.45 a.m.

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Times of IndiaTimes of India

Windshield crack: SpiceJet Mumbai-bound flight returns safely to Kolkata

India News: NEW DELHI: A SpiceJet Boeing 737 winging its way from Kolkata to Mumbai on Wednesday returned safely to the origin airport after its windshield cracke.

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News18 IndiaNews18 India

SpiceJet Flight Returns to Kolkata After Take-off as Cabin Crew Spot Crack in Window

The flight, SG-515, took off from the Kolkata airport at 6.17 am with 176 passengers and six crew members

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The HinduThe Hindu

SpiceJet flight returns to Kolkata after take-off as cabin crew spot crack in window

Mid-air, the plane’s cabin crew spotted the crack, and the flight, SG-515 landed safely at around 7.45 a.m.

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NDTVNDTV

SpiceJet Flight Returns To Kolkata Post Take-Off After Window Crack Spotted

A SpiceJet flight on the way to Mumbai returned to Kolkata on Wednesday morning as the crew noticed a crack on one of the windows of the plane after take-off, officials said. The flight, SG-515, took off from the Kolkata airport at 6:17 am with 176 passengers and six crew members, they said. Mid-air, the plane's cabin crew spotted the crack. They immediately informed the pilot who soon contacted the air traffic control of the Kolkata airport, an…

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