New Delhi: In view of the Ahmedabad accident, the closure and monitoring of airplanes in many countries has increased on Air India Dreamliners, causing delays for passengers. With the shutdown of Iran Aerospeace, Dubai Air Traffic Control is looking at a large -scale bounce in diverted traffic, similar to the Mumbai ATC.Air India has found its flight time and has increased by about an hour from the West as Iranian and Jordan Aerospeaces are closed. AI Dreamliners, who fly from Europe and Britain, are facing a high change time.Coupled with increased checks ordered by DGCA on Dreamliners, it is making it difficult for AI to maintain its schedule. Sunday’s Delhi-Paris service was canceled. Sydney flight could not operate. These areas are served by Dreamliner.By Sunday evening, the check on 22 AI Dreamliner (out of 33) was completed. The AI on Saturday warned to affect Dreamliner flights. “AI DGCA is in the process of completing a one -time security check. These boing are being done on 787 fleet as they can give rise to some of these checks high time and potential delay before they are cleared for their next operation before returning to India..., “Airline said.The interval has spread beyond AI. In the weekend, several flights were delayed between India and Dubai. Airlines sources say that Indian carriers flights from North India and North India are facing more delays than in South India.“We have to climb the passengers on time, so we do not remember our departure slot in Dubai. Then often there is a long wait to get take-off clearance, which is not a comfortable experience for passengers on board aircraft at very hot turmac at this time of the year. A source said that the Home Airline (Emirates) gets preference treatment on its hub.Many disturbing flyers resorted to social media to highlight their plight. Dubai Airports issued an advice: “Some flights in Dubai International (DXB) and DWC (Al Maktaum, second airport in Dubai) were canceled or delayed due to airsplain shutdown in some parts of the region. Please check with your airline for the latest updates …”SpiceJet on Sunday revealed that it was “experiencing a large scale air traffic control in Dubai”. Some other airports in the region, such as Air Arabia at Sharjah, were similarly affected.
