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- The Ministry of Civil Aviation updated airport transit and security protocols after three passengers bypassed immigration checks at Delhi airport on September 4.
- The incident occurred when passengers arriving from Amritsar failed to complete mandatory exit immigration before boarding a flight to Munich.
- Authorities suspended two ground staff members following the lapse.
- The government introduced these changes to strengthen the existing hub-and-spoke aviation model.
What to watch next
- Implementation of permanent solutions for transit passenger screening
- Further updates on the role of Digi Yatra in transit processes
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Ram Mohan Naidu
civil aviation minister
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“The incident has helped the ministry identify weaknesses in the system and a stronger ecosystem has subsequently been created”
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…arriving from Amritsar bypassed mandatory international departure immigration at Delhi before boarding a flight to Munich, highlighted specific vulnerabilities in the hub-and-spoke international transit framework. “ The incident has helped the ministry identify weaknesses in the system and a stronger ecosystem has subsequently been created ,” Naidu said, adding that the ministry also revised the processes including how boarding cards are issued, the role of Digi Yatra and how passengers move through a connecting airport. Naidu also said that Air India…
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