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Can't Cap Airfares For Entire Year, Aviation Minister Tells Parliament
Civil Aviation Minister K Ram Mohan Naidu told the Lok Sabha today that the government cannot impose fare caps for an entire year, citing seasonal fluctuations in demand and operational realities of the aviation sector.
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High On Mushrooms, Alaska Air Pilot Tries To Shut Off Plane Engines Mid-Air. He Was Off-Duty
A sleep-deprived and off-duty pilot, who was reportedly "high on magic mushrooms", has been accused of trying to crash an Alaska Airlines plane packed with 83 other passengers and crew on board, flying from Seattle to San Francisco.
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Son Of MH370 Flight Victim Seeks Answers 11 Years After Plane Went Missing
Jiang Hui remembers his mother waving him goodbye as she left for her Malaysia Airlines flight, a bag slung across her shoulder and promising to return with souvenirs from her trip.
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Crisis-Hit IndiGo India's Only Major Profitable Airline: Centre In Lok Sabha
As passengers continue to grapple with flight cancellations and delays triggered by IndiGo's operational meltdown, government data tabled in the Lok Sabha on Thursday has underscored a harsh reality: India's aviation sector is largely loss-making.
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IndiGo Processes Refunds For All Cancelled Flights, CEO Meets Regulator
IndiGo Chief Executive Officer Pieter Elbers arrived at the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) on Thursday for a meeting, amid the airline's ongoing efforts to address customer grievances and operational disruptions.
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Heading To Europe In 2026? 7 Major Updates Indians Should Know
If you are planning a Europe trip in 2026, several new rules and rising costs may affect your plans. These updates will influence how you fly, how long you wait at immigration and how much you spend in major cities.
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IndiGo's Rs 10,000 Travel Vouchers For "Severely Impacted" Customers
IndiGo's Rs 10,000 Travel Vouchers For "Severely Impacted" Customers
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'Allegations That Airline Engineered Crisis Untrue': IndiGo Chairman
IndiGo Chairman Vikram Singh Mehta on Wednesday said that the airline's board will examine every aspect of the recent flight disruptions at the carrier.
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Want The Best Flying Experience? World's Top 5 Airlines In 2025 Revealed
Over 95,000 flyers across the world voted to determine the best airlines of 2025.
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"How Can Airlines Charge Rs 39,000?" Court To Centre On IndiGo Crisis
The court told the Centre that while it "appreciates their efforts" in handling the chaos, why such a situation had precipitated in the first place.
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Apple Phone Case Profits Could Top Airline Flyer Revenue: Aviation Body Chief
Apple will earn more by selling an iPhone cover than the USD 7.90 profit per passenger that airlines will make next year, IATA chief Willie Walsh said on Tuesday, as he highlighted that industry-level margins remain a pittance.
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Centre Asks IndiGo To Cut Over 200 Flights A Day After Days Of Disruptions
IndiGo, the country's largest airline, will have to cut down its operations by 10 per cent, the government has decided in view of the massive crisis sparked by its 2000-plus flight cancellations in recent days.
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Dutch Man Stunned To See Falcons Seated On Commercial Flight: "Only In Arab Countries"
Some Middle Eastern airlines allow falcons to travel in the cabin, often requiring them to have their own tickets and travel documents.
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"IndiGo Back On Its Feet, Ops Stable": CEO's Latest Statement Amid Crisis
The IndiGo airline, which sparked a massive crisis with countrywide flight cancellations for days, is "back on its feet", its Chief Executive Officer Pieter Albers said today.
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"No Airline, However Large...": Centre's Tough Message After IndiGo Crisis
"IndiGo Being Held Accountable, Ops Normalising Fast": Aviation Minister Ram Mohan Naidu In Parliament
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Can't Cap Airfares For Entire Year, Aviation Minister Tells Parliament
Civil Aviation Minister K Ram Mohan Naidu told the Lok Sabha today that the government cannot impose fare caps for an entire year, citing seasonal fluctuations in demand and operational realities of the aviation sector.
-
High On Mushrooms, Alaska Air Pilot Tries To Shut Off Plane Engines Mid-Air. He Was Off-Duty
A sleep-deprived and off-duty pilot, who was reportedly "high on magic mushrooms", has been accused of trying to crash an Alaska Airlines plane packed with 83 other passengers and crew on board, flying from Seattle to San Francisco.
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Son Of MH370 Flight Victim Seeks Answers 11 Years After Plane Went Missing
Jiang Hui remembers his mother waving him goodbye as she left for her Malaysia Airlines flight, a bag slung across her shoulder and promising to return with souvenirs from her trip.
-
Crisis-Hit IndiGo India's Only Major Profitable Airline: Centre In Lok Sabha
As passengers continue to grapple with flight cancellations and delays triggered by IndiGo's operational meltdown, government data tabled in the Lok Sabha on Thursday has underscored a harsh reality: India's aviation sector is largely loss-making.
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IndiGo Processes Refunds For All Cancelled Flights, CEO Meets Regulator
IndiGo Chief Executive Officer Pieter Elbers arrived at the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) on Thursday for a meeting, amid the airline's ongoing efforts to address customer grievances and operational disruptions.
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Heading To Europe In 2026? 7 Major Updates Indians Should Know
If you are planning a Europe trip in 2026, several new rules and rising costs may affect your plans. These updates will influence how you fly, how long you wait at immigration and how much you spend in major cities.
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IndiGo's Rs 10,000 Travel Vouchers For "Severely Impacted" Customers
IndiGo's Rs 10,000 Travel Vouchers For "Severely Impacted" Customers
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'Allegations That Airline Engineered Crisis Untrue': IndiGo Chairman
IndiGo Chairman Vikram Singh Mehta on Wednesday said that the airline's board will examine every aspect of the recent flight disruptions at the carrier.
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Want The Best Flying Experience? World's Top 5 Airlines In 2025 Revealed
Over 95,000 flyers across the world voted to determine the best airlines of 2025.
-
"How Can Airlines Charge Rs 39,000?" Court To Centre On IndiGo Crisis
The court told the Centre that while it "appreciates their efforts" in handling the chaos, why such a situation had precipitated in the first place.
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Apple Phone Case Profits Could Top Airline Flyer Revenue: Aviation Body Chief
Apple will earn more by selling an iPhone cover than the USD 7.90 profit per passenger that airlines will make next year, IATA chief Willie Walsh said on Tuesday, as he highlighted that industry-level margins remain a pittance.
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Centre Asks IndiGo To Cut Over 200 Flights A Day After Days Of Disruptions
IndiGo, the country's largest airline, will have to cut down its operations by 10 per cent, the government has decided in view of the massive crisis sparked by its 2000-plus flight cancellations in recent days.
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Dutch Man Stunned To See Falcons Seated On Commercial Flight: "Only In Arab Countries"
Some Middle Eastern airlines allow falcons to travel in the cabin, often requiring them to have their own tickets and travel documents.
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"IndiGo Back On Its Feet, Ops Stable": CEO's Latest Statement Amid Crisis
The IndiGo airline, which sparked a massive crisis with countrywide flight cancellations for days, is "back on its feet", its Chief Executive Officer Pieter Albers said today.
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"No Airline, However Large...": Centre's Tough Message After IndiGo Crisis
"IndiGo Being Held Accountable, Ops Normalising Fast": Aviation Minister Ram Mohan Naidu In Parliament
