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Two aircraft return after snags

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Kolkata: Two aircraft returned to the city's Netaji Subash Chandra Bose International airport shortly after take off due to technical problems on Friday morning.

A Muscat-bound Airbus 320 of Gulf Air with nearly 55 passengers on board had to return after the pilot noticed a technical fault.The aircraft took off after repairs.

An Agartala-bound Indian aircraft also had to make a priority landing after it developed certain technical problems.

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