<p>SpiceJet and GoAir have decided not to carry any shipments of Vivo after a consignment of Chinese company's smartphones caught fire at the Hong Kong airport's tarmac on Sunday.</p>.<p>Moreover, Indian aviation regulator Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) will soon take a decision on whether to issue any advisory regarding carrying of Vivo cargo by domestic carriers</p>.<p>"We will take a call tomorrow (Thursday)," a senior DGCA official told PTI.</p>.<p>In a statement on this matter, Vivo spokesperson said it noticed that a shipment of goods, some of which were the company's products, got burned on the parking apron of Hong Kong International Airport on Sunday. </p>.<p>"We have paid high attention and immediately set up a special team to work closely with the local authorities to determine its cause," the spokesperson added.</p>.<p>Post the incident on Sunday, Hong Kong Airlines' cargo arm said it would not carry any shipments of Vivo and its two logistics partners.</p>.<p>In an internal circular dated April 13, 2021, Sanjiv Gupta, CEO-Cargo, SpiceJet, said, "With immediate affect, acceptance of mobile and accessories shipments from company manufacturing vivo has been restricted till further notice on all SG flights."</p>.<p>GoAir spokesperson told PTI "all consignments from Vivo are on hold till such time we received clarification from the company".</p>
<p>SpiceJet and GoAir have decided not to carry any shipments of Vivo after a consignment of Chinese company's smartphones caught fire at the Hong Kong airport's tarmac on Sunday.</p>.<p>Moreover, Indian aviation regulator Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) will soon take a decision on whether to issue any advisory regarding carrying of Vivo cargo by domestic carriers</p>.<p>"We will take a call tomorrow (Thursday)," a senior DGCA official told PTI.</p>.<p>In a statement on this matter, Vivo spokesperson said it noticed that a shipment of goods, some of which were the company's products, got burned on the parking apron of Hong Kong International Airport on Sunday. </p>.<p>"We have paid high attention and immediately set up a special team to work closely with the local authorities to determine its cause," the spokesperson added.</p>.<p>Post the incident on Sunday, Hong Kong Airlines' cargo arm said it would not carry any shipments of Vivo and its two logistics partners.</p>.<p>In an internal circular dated April 13, 2021, Sanjiv Gupta, CEO-Cargo, SpiceJet, said, "With immediate affect, acceptance of mobile and accessories shipments from company manufacturing vivo has been restricted till further notice on all SG flights."</p>.<p>GoAir spokesperson told PTI "all consignments from Vivo are on hold till such time we received clarification from the company".</p>