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At a press conference here, Mr. Rudy said the signals of a certain frequency were emitted by the remote transponder installed in the aircraft which alerted the Air Traffic Control (ATC) and the Srinagar-bound IC-825 flight was stopped minutes before take-off. The transponder, first of its kind on any IA plane, has additional built-in security features such as tamper-proof remote frequency. The Minister said the Airbus A-320 was on its second flight after its formal induction today. In the morning, it had operated Delhi-Ahmedabad-Vadodara-Delhi flight and returned here and put on the Delhi-Srinagar sector. The plane, manufactured in 1993, was leased from Boullioun Leasing Company of Ireland. It had a remote transponder device fitted. Mr. Rudy announced two sets of inquiry into the hijack scare.
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