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Chaos at Delhi airport: SpiceJet passengers stage sit-in after 24-hour delay; watch

A chaotic night unfolded at Delhi airport as dozens of passengers experienced significant delays in their SpiceJet flights to Dubai, leaving many stranded for more than a day. In response, frustrated travelers held a sit-in protest, calling for essential amenities and clarity. While SpiceJet extended its apologies, it is working on arranging alternate flights, attributing the disruptions to…

Chaos at Delhi airport: SpiceJet passengers stage sit-in after 24-hour delay; watch

Three Italian passengers flew out of Delhi without proper immigration clearance, prompting a show-cause notice from the civil aviation ministry to Air India. The incident occurred on September 4, when the passengers, who had arrived in Delhi from Amritsar, boarded a Lufthansa flight to Munich without completing immigration formalities at the airport.

The passengers were issued boarding passes at Amritsar for both their flight to Delhi and the international flight, but as their flights were not part of Air India's 'Hub-and-Spoke' model, they were required to clear immigration upon arrival in Delhi. Instead of going through immigration, they were taken to an international transfer area and boarded the Lufthansa flight to Munich without completing the required process.

The incident has raised concerns about procedural lapses in the aviation sector, prompting a meeting of stakeholders to discuss the matter.

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Police investigating threats against prominent Munich Holocaust survivor and AfD opponent

A witness found graffiti scrawled in white ink on a park bench and a trash bin in Munich’s English Garden park, threatening the life of 93-year-old Holocaust survivor Charlotte Knobloch.

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  • Graffiti threat on park bench: "The AfD has won, tomorrow we'll hang Knobloch"
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