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China's Door Will Open Wider To US Businesses: Xi Jinping Tells US CEOs
Trump-Xi Summit: The US President wants China to stop weaponising supply chains, especially rare earths that power US tech and defence industries.
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Trump "Won't Nuke Iran" But "Clock Ticking" As 3rd Aircraft Carrier Arrives
Trump said he has no plans of deploying nuclear arms but maintained that the Islamic Republic was already "decimated" through conventional means.
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India Faces Bottleneck In New Aircraft Procurement: Aviation Minister
Ram Mohan Naidu said Indian airline operators have placed large orders to meet rising demand, and around 30,000 pilots will be needed in the coming years to operate these aircraft.
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A Month After Crash Killed Ajit Pawar, 4 VSR Aviation Aircraft Grounded
The civil aviation regulator has ordered the grounding of four aircraft operated by VSR Ventures Pvt Ltd, a non-scheduled aircraft operator, following a special safety audit conducted after the Learjet 45 crash in Maharashtra's Baramati.
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Air India Flew Plane 8 Times Without Airworthiness Permit, Fined Rs 1 Crore
In its order imposing the fine, the DGCA observed that the Airbus A320 aircraft was flown on multiple sectors, including flights connecting New Delhi, Bengaluru, Mumbai and Hyderabad.
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NDTV Profit Conclave 2026: LCA Tejas Won't Become Dated. Defence Secretary Explains Why
The Indian Air Force (IAF) has placed a large order for 180 Light Combat Aircraft (LCA) Tejas. However, some have speculated that by the time the IAF gets all the aircraft it had ordered, these platforms would become dated.
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Air India Orders 30 Boeing Narrowbodies, Converts Part Of Airbus Order To XLRs
Air India on Thursday announced a fresh expansion of its fleet, placing an order for 30 Boeing narrowbody aircraft and converting part of its existing Airbus order to long-range jets.
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Dreamliners Have Bright Future In India, Expect More Orders: Boeing
US aircraft maker Boeing expects more orders for its Dreamliners in the Indian market, which is poised for substantial growth in the coming years, according to a senior company executive.
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Air India, IndiGo Flights Impacted As Iran Shuts Airspace Amid US Tensions
Iran on Thursday ordered the closure of its airspace to commercial aircraft without explanation as tensions remained high with the US over Tehran's crackdown on nationwide protests.
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How Solar Radiation Glitch Sent An Airbus Jet Plunging And Sparked Worldwide Recall
Airbus has ordered urgent repairs for approximately 6,000 A320 jets worldwide after identifying a critical issue with the flight-control software.
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IndiGo To Buy 30 More Wide-Body A350-900 Aircraft
IndiGo on Friday announced a firm order to buy 30 additional A350-900 planes from Airbus as the country's largest airline seeks to have more wide-body aircraft for its international expansion.
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Sudan Airstrike Kills 40 Suspected Mercenaries At Darfur Airport
A Sudanese airstrike hit an airport in the country's Darfur region controlled by a notorious paramilitary group, destroying a suspected Emirati military aircraft and killing dozens of suspected mercenaries.
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Delhi Police Ban Sub-Conventional Aerial Platforms Ahead Of Independence Day
Delhi Police Commissioner SBK Singh on Saturday ordered a ban on sub-conventional aerial platforms across the national capital from August 2 to August 16 in view of security preparations related to the upcoming Independence Day.
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India Receives Second GE404 Engine For Tejas Mark 1A, 12 More To Come
The much-awaited General Electric's F404 engine, which will power the multi-role Light Combat Aircraft (LCA) Tejas Mark 1A, has arrived in India.
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Air India Express Passenger To Delhi Lands In Bhubaneswar, Probe Ordered
An Air India Express passenger, who was to get down at Delhi airport, inadvertently continued his journey in the same aircraft to Bhubaneswar on Wednesday, and the airline said it is investigating the matter to address any lapses.
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China's Door Will Open Wider To US Businesses: Xi Jinping Tells US CEOs
Trump-Xi Summit: The US President wants China to stop weaponising supply chains, especially rare earths that power US tech and defence industries.
-
Trump "Won't Nuke Iran" But "Clock Ticking" As 3rd Aircraft Carrier Arrives
Trump said he has no plans of deploying nuclear arms but maintained that the Islamic Republic was already "decimated" through conventional means.
-
India Faces Bottleneck In New Aircraft Procurement: Aviation Minister
Ram Mohan Naidu said Indian airline operators have placed large orders to meet rising demand, and around 30,000 pilots will be needed in the coming years to operate these aircraft.
-
A Month After Crash Killed Ajit Pawar, 4 VSR Aviation Aircraft Grounded
The civil aviation regulator has ordered the grounding of four aircraft operated by VSR Ventures Pvt Ltd, a non-scheduled aircraft operator, following a special safety audit conducted after the Learjet 45 crash in Maharashtra's Baramati.
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Air India Flew Plane 8 Times Without Airworthiness Permit, Fined Rs 1 Crore
In its order imposing the fine, the DGCA observed that the Airbus A320 aircraft was flown on multiple sectors, including flights connecting New Delhi, Bengaluru, Mumbai and Hyderabad.
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NDTV Profit Conclave 2026: LCA Tejas Won't Become Dated. Defence Secretary Explains Why
The Indian Air Force (IAF) has placed a large order for 180 Light Combat Aircraft (LCA) Tejas. However, some have speculated that by the time the IAF gets all the aircraft it had ordered, these platforms would become dated.
-
Air India Orders 30 Boeing Narrowbodies, Converts Part Of Airbus Order To XLRs
Air India on Thursday announced a fresh expansion of its fleet, placing an order for 30 Boeing narrowbody aircraft and converting part of its existing Airbus order to long-range jets.
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Dreamliners Have Bright Future In India, Expect More Orders: Boeing
US aircraft maker Boeing expects more orders for its Dreamliners in the Indian market, which is poised for substantial growth in the coming years, according to a senior company executive.
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Air India, IndiGo Flights Impacted As Iran Shuts Airspace Amid US Tensions
Iran on Thursday ordered the closure of its airspace to commercial aircraft without explanation as tensions remained high with the US over Tehran's crackdown on nationwide protests.
-
How Solar Radiation Glitch Sent An Airbus Jet Plunging And Sparked Worldwide Recall
Airbus has ordered urgent repairs for approximately 6,000 A320 jets worldwide after identifying a critical issue with the flight-control software.
-
IndiGo To Buy 30 More Wide-Body A350-900 Aircraft
IndiGo on Friday announced a firm order to buy 30 additional A350-900 planes from Airbus as the country's largest airline seeks to have more wide-body aircraft for its international expansion.
-
Sudan Airstrike Kills 40 Suspected Mercenaries At Darfur Airport
A Sudanese airstrike hit an airport in the country's Darfur region controlled by a notorious paramilitary group, destroying a suspected Emirati military aircraft and killing dozens of suspected mercenaries.
-
Delhi Police Ban Sub-Conventional Aerial Platforms Ahead Of Independence Day
Delhi Police Commissioner SBK Singh on Saturday ordered a ban on sub-conventional aerial platforms across the national capital from August 2 to August 16 in view of security preparations related to the upcoming Independence Day.
-
India Receives Second GE404 Engine For Tejas Mark 1A, 12 More To Come
The much-awaited General Electric's F404 engine, which will power the multi-role Light Combat Aircraft (LCA) Tejas Mark 1A, has arrived in India.
-
Air India Express Passenger To Delhi Lands In Bhubaneswar, Probe Ordered
An Air India Express passenger, who was to get down at Delhi airport, inadvertently continued his journey in the same aircraft to Bhubaneswar on Wednesday, and the airline said it is investigating the matter to address any lapses.
