Govt Clears 3 New Airlines, Including Ratan Tata-Backed Airline
India's aviation sector expands as the government grants NOC to three new airlines, including a Ratan Tata-backed venture. Discover the new players and what this means for flyers.
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IIT Madras, France's ENAC launch aviation safety course
IIT Madras Pravartak and France's ENAC launch a joint Aviation Safety Management course for professionals. Applications open until Jan 31, 2026. Strengthen India's aviation safety.
DH Speak Out Panel Debates Key Issues on Dec 23, 2025
Deccan Herald's 'Speak Out' panel on December 23, 2025, tackled crucial topics including the Karnataka government's new policy, the impact of the NEP, and the future of Indian sports. Read the full discussion.
Over 2,400 Aircraft Technical Faults in 5 Years, 2025 Best
Government data reveals over 2,400 technical faults in Indian aircraft since 2021, with 2025 recording the lowest incidents. IndiGo and other carriers show improvement. Read the full analysis.
Naravane Links India's Future to Stable Neighbourhood
Former Indian Army Chief General Manoj Naravane emphasizes the inseparable link between India's progress and stability in neighbouring countries like Bangladesh, calling for a collaborative regional approach.
IndiGo Crisis Highlights DGCA's Revolving-Door Leadership
IndiGo's mass flight cancellations reignite debate over DGCA's leadership by generalist IAS officers, questioning regulatory oversight and aviation safety in India's booming sector.
Punjab's Aviation Push: 50% Subsidy for Pilot Training
Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann announces a 50% subsidy for pilot training at Patiala Flying Club and a Rs 7 crore Aviation Museum to democratize the aviation sector for common people.
Punjab CM: Aviation Not Just for the Wealthy Anymore
Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann announces a 50% subsidy for pilot training, making aviation careers accessible. The state is building a robust aviation ecosystem with affordable, world-class training.
India's Aviation Digitisation: AI, Biometrics, Cloud Takeover
From AI-powered baggage tracking at Paris CDG to India's massive cloud platform for 61 airports, digitisation is reshaping air travel. Discover the tech cutting $5bn baggage losses and India's unique system-wide leap.
First Aviation EduCity Launched in Visakhapatnam
GMR Group and Mansas Trust sign MoU for India's first Aviation EduCity in Visakhapatnam. The 136-acre project near Bhogapuram airport aims to address the skilled pilot and crew shortage, creating thousands of jobs. #Aviation #AndhraPradesh #Development
Fixing India's Skies: Competition, Not Breaking Up IndiGo
Former Finance Secretary Subhash Chandra Garg argues that India's aviation sector needs robust competition and smarter regulation, not the breakup of IndiGo, to ensure a healthy market for all. Read his detailed analysis.
DGCA Notice to IndiGo CEO Over Crew Rest Rules
Aviation expert supports DGCA's action against IndiGo for violating mandatory crew rest norms. The safety rule, enforced since July 2024, aims to prevent pilot fatigue. Read the full details.
Aviation Minister Counters Rahul Gandhi on IndiGo Crisis
Civil Aviation Minister Ram Mohan Naidu refutes Rahul Gandhi's 'monopoly model' claim amid IndiGo's 6-day crisis, stressing competition and passenger relief. Read the full political clash.
IndiGo chaos continues, fares remain sky-high on day 3
IndiGo flight disruptions continue for third day. Despite govt fare cap directive, passengers face exorbitant ticket prices & chaos at Delhi airport. Full story.
Congress Blames Govt for IndiGo Chaos, Cites Duopoly Push
Congress accuses BJP government of creating aviation duopoly leading to IndiGo crisis. Opposition says PM Modi's promise of ease of air travel has failed. Read full analysis.
Chidambaram: IndiGo crisis a duopoly problem, backs competition
Senior Congress leader P. Chidambaram calls the IndiGo crisis a symptom of market duopoly, advocating for a more competitive aviation sector to benefit consumers.
Centre Launches Probe Into IndiGo Flight Cancellations
Aviation Minister Ram Mohan Naidu vows strict action after IndiGo's operational crisis. Centre forms inquiry committee, focuses on restoring normalcy for passengers. Details inside.
IndiGo Blamed for Airport Chaos, DGCA Criticized
Massive disruptions at Indian airports expose systemic failures. IndiGo's operational lapses and DGCA's regulatory oversight are under scrutiny. Read the full analysis of the December 2025 crisis.
Rahul Gandhi Criticizes Govt After IndiGo Tech Meltdown
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi slams the government's aviation 'monopoly model' after a massive IndiGo systems failure disrupts flights nationwide. Details on the chaos and political fallout.
India: Energy Needs of 1.4 Billion People Top Priority
India's Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri states stable energy prices for 1.4 billion citizens is the government's priority. Read how this shapes India's oil imports and stance on US sanctions.
IndiGo Shares Fall 7% Amid Mass Flight Cancellations
IndiGo's parent company sees market cap erode by ₹16,190 crore as new pilot duty rules trigger operational chaos. CEO expects normalcy by Dec 15. Read the full analysis.
Govt Orders Probe Into IndiGo DGCA FDTL Crisis
The Indian government has launched a high-level inquiry and suspended DGCA's FDTL orders for IndiGo after a pilot duty time controversy. Get the full details.
Indigo's 500 Cancellations Raise Monopoly Concerns
Rajya Sabha members question IndiGo's market dominance after 500+ flight cancellations. Concerns over passenger rights and lack of competition in Indian aviation.
Why India's Russia Policy Needs Bold Choices Now
The Russia-Ukraine war has redrawn global maps. K P Nayar argues India must engage with new realities and move beyond safe bets in its foreign policy. Read the analysis.
Rahul Gandhi Criticizes Govt After Indigo Fiasco
Rahul Gandhi targets the government's aviation policy after an IndiGo incident, arguing its 'monopoly model' makes ordinary Indians pay the price. Read the full analysis.
DGCA's 801 Vacancies: Short-Term Hiring as Stopgap
India's aviation regulator DGCA has 801 vacant posts out of 1630. To bridge the gap, it's hiring short-term contractual staff, but experts warn this is a band-aid solution for a serious safety oversight problem.
British Airways Plans India Expansion Amid Growing Demand
British Airways COO reveals 'incredible potential' for expansion in India, citing rising demand and growth of local carriers. Discover their strategic plans for the Indian market.
Atharv Singh on Policy Conclaves Strengthening Democracies
Atharv Singh emphasizes how policy convenings strengthen modern democracies through inclusive dialogue. Discover how collaborative governance shapes India's future.
India Monitors Volcanic Ash, No Flight Disruption
Indian aviation ministry closely tracks volcanic ash clouds from Mount Ruang eruptions. No flight cancellations reported, passenger safety remains priority. Stay updated on air travel alerts.
Mumbai Airport Breaks Record with 1,036 Flights in 24 Hours
Mumbai's CSMIA creates aviation history by handling 1,036 air traffic movements in 24 hours, surpassing its previous record. Discover how India's financial capital achieves this milestone.
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