IndiGo Flight 6E 225 Strikes VDGS Pole at Srinagar Airport, Passengers Safe

IndiGo flight 6E 225 from Navi Mumbai struck a VDGS pole while parking at Srinagar Airport; all passengers and crew were safe.

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On 2026-09-04, IndiGo flight 6E 225 (registration VT-NOG), traveling from Navi Mumbai to Srinagar, was involved in a parking incident at Srinagar Airport in which it struck a VDGS (Visual Docking Guidance System) pole. ^[1] AeroRoutes reported on 2026-09-02 that Indian airline IndiGo plans to add a new route between Mumbai, India and Hanoi, Vietnam during the northern winter 2026 schedule season. ^[2] All passengers and crew members aboard IndiGo flight 6E 225 were reported safe following the incident. ^[3] The collision occurred at approximately 9:02 AM while the aircraft was being parked at bay number 6 of Srinagar Airport. ^[4] The reason for the IndiGo flight 6E 225 parking incident will be determined after an investigation. ^[5]

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AeroRoutes reported on 2026-09-02 that Indian airline IndiGo plans to add a new route between Mumbai, India and Hanoi, Vietnam during the northern winter 2026 schedule season. · AeroRoutes

All passengers and crew members aboard IndiGo flight 6E 225 were reported safe following the incident. · Amarujala

The collision occurred at approximately 9:02 AM while the aircraft was being parked at bay number 6 of Srinagar Airport. · Amarujala

The reason for the IndiGo flight 6E 225 parking incident will be determined after an investigation. · Amarujala

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