Like the saying ‘it’s the journey, not the destination, that matters’, India’s jackpot in aerospace manufacturing could lie in the route it takes to get there
The Phuket-Delhi AI 2379 flight had suddenly dropped by about 300 feet while mid-air, after which it stabilised and subsequently landed safely in Delhi
The laser, shone from the Madhyamgram–Barasat area, disoriented the pilot during the final approach
IndiGo, India's largest airline, is celebrating 20 years of operations amidst a complex landscape of rapid growth and underlying apprehension
Hotel groups such as Radisson, Oberoi, Indian Hotels (Taj), and global major IHG are actively investing in developing airport-adjacent hotels
Will the airport operators fight for the Indian skies with their own airlines? The debate over vertical integration in civil aviation heats up
The skydiving plane crashed in France's Tomblaine region soon after take-off, but eyewitnesses reported no fire or explosions mid-air
The AI 479 flight, which left Delhi on the night of June 22, is said to have 'marginally infringed' into Pakistan's airspace, which sparked alarm
AIX is yet to confirm reports but NMIA CEO had hinted at starting both international passenger and freighter operations in July
Kempegowda International Airport in Bengaluru and Indira Gandhi International Airport in Delhi have Level 5 certification from the Airport Carbon Accreditation Programme
Here are some reflections on the West Asia crisis and its impact on India’s aviation sector
India joins elite club of 19 nations to deploy advanced integrated atmospheric remote sensing system; Noida airport to be next
While Air India is planning to reduce its domestic flights by about 15%. IndiGo is expected to cut its domestic services by 5% to 7%
This comes amid a Supreme Court hearing on a plea filed by a social activist who called for transparency and the protection of passenger rights in domestic aviation
Seaplane trials start on Wednesday from Kochi; UT Administration, DGCA, AAI, and CIAL simultaneously invested in success
A series of troubles loom ahead of India's new airports—from those opened with great fanfare but now with no civilian flights to beliefs of an airport being haunted
Will ECLGS 5.0 turn into a mere quick-fix to save domestic airlines or will it help save India’s small and medium-size businesses battling the economic shrapnel from the West Asia crisis?
Zero fees, ₹1,500 crore per airline, 100% government guarantee: ECLGS 5.0 is India's most generous business lifebuoy since the pandemic
As far as the US civil aviation sector is concerned, losing Spirit Airlines—known for its affordable fares—means air tickets are going to get costlier across airlines
The Federation of Indian Airlines (FIA), representing Air India, IndiGo, and SpiceJet, also urged the ministry to defer the excise duty on ATF, which is at 11 per cent
Centre ranks 35 DGCA-approved pilot training academies, as demand for new aviators rises
Air Turbine Fuel (ATF), which forms an important part of the overall expense behind flying an aircraft, is typically produced by refining crude oil
Despite high passenger demand and above-average fares, the Indian aviation sector grapples with operational challenges and more
According to a statement by the CBI, the official was the deputy director general at the airworthiness directorate in directorate general of civil aviation headquarters in New Delhi.
DGCA puts SpiceJet pilots and ATC officer off duty as investigation into incident at IGI Airport begins
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