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Pak Rejected IndiGo Pilot's Request To Use Its Airspace To Avoid Turbulence
Aviation watchdog DGCA on Friday said the crew of IndiGo flight from the national capital to Srinagar on Wednesday had sought permission to enter the Pakistan airspace to avoid turbulence but the request was rejected.
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FAA Approves SpaceX's Starship To Return To Flight After March Setback
The US Federal Aviation Administration on Thursday said it approved SpaceX's Starship to return to flight after its explosive testing mishap in March, allowing Elon Musk's space company to launch the Mars rocket's ninth test flight from Texas soon.
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IndiGo Posts Highest Q4 Profit Of Rs 3,068 Crore On Strong Air Travel Demand
InterGlobe Aviation, the parent of the country's largest airline, IndiGo, on Wednesday posted its highest ever fourth-quarter profit after tax of Rs 3,067.5 crore, mainly helped by strong air travel demand.
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Jimmy Fallon Offered $1 Million Air-Taxi Bet by Short Seller
Air taxi company Archer Aviation Inc. has been targeted by short sellers before, but the latest attack has an unusual twist: A proposed $1 million "friendly wager" with the TV show host Jimmy Fallon.
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"Better Safe Than Sorry": Court On Centre's Move Against Turkey-Based Firm
It is better to be safe than sorry, the Delhi high court remarked on Monday, as it heard a petition by Turkey-based company Celebi Airport Services India Pvt Ltd against the revocation of its security clearance.
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Flying Taxis Could Soar At LA 2028 Olympics, Helping Spectators Dodge Traffic
Though Archer Aviation is yet to be certified by the US FAA, the company is hoping to begin its LA network operations by as early as 2026.
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Turkish Aviation Firm Celebi Goes To Court After Centre Revokes Clearance
A day after its security clearance was revoked by the Centre citing national security reasons, Turkey-based aviation firm Celebi has approached the Delhi High Court challenging the decision.
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Adani Airport Holdings Ends Partnership With Turkish Firm Celebi
The decision to terminate these concession agreements was taken after the Union government revoked the security clearance of the Turkish aviation firm.
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"Pak Massively Misusing Religion Breeding Jihadism": Military Historian Tom Cooper
Stating Pakistan is "massively misusing religion," breeding jihadism, Military aviation analyst and historian Tom Cooper said he does not expect the situation to change.
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Turkish Firm Operating At Indian Airports Loses Security Clearance After Op Sindoor
The Turkish firm that handles the lion's share of services at nine major airports in India, has lost its security clearance following Turkey's support of Pakistan over Operation Sindoor.
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Inside The Turkish Firm That Handles High-Security Tasks At Indian Airports
Turkey's decision to back Pakistan during the recent India-Pakistan stand-off has led to massive outrage against the West Asian nation.
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In Trump's World, Aircraft Are Key To Unlocking Political Favours
President Donald Trump's long-held fascination with the world of aviation is proving a useful tool for governments and companies seeking to win his favor.
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Russia Downed Malaysian Airline MH17 In Ukraine, Rules UN Aviation Body
The UN aviation council on Monday ruled that Russia was responsible for the downing of a Malaysian airliner over Ukraine in 2014 with the deaths of 298 passengers and crew, the Dutch government said.
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"No Surprise Islamabad Sounded For Ceasefire": Expert On India-Pak Truce
India's retaliation to Pakistani aggression following Operation Sindoor was a "clear-cut victory", said Tom Cooper, an Austrian combat aviation analyst and author.
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32 Airports, Shut Due To India-Pakistan Conflict, Reopen For Flight Operations
The 32 airports across northern and northwestern regions of India that were closed due to airspace restrictions in the wake of heightened tensions with Pakistan have reopened, said India's aviation regulator.
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Pak Rejected IndiGo Pilot's Request To Use Its Airspace To Avoid Turbulence
Aviation watchdog DGCA on Friday said the crew of IndiGo flight from the national capital to Srinagar on Wednesday had sought permission to enter the Pakistan airspace to avoid turbulence but the request was rejected.
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FAA Approves SpaceX's Starship To Return To Flight After March Setback
The US Federal Aviation Administration on Thursday said it approved SpaceX's Starship to return to flight after its explosive testing mishap in March, allowing Elon Musk's space company to launch the Mars rocket's ninth test flight from Texas soon.
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IndiGo Posts Highest Q4 Profit Of Rs 3,068 Crore On Strong Air Travel Demand
InterGlobe Aviation, the parent of the country's largest airline, IndiGo, on Wednesday posted its highest ever fourth-quarter profit after tax of Rs 3,067.5 crore, mainly helped by strong air travel demand.
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Jimmy Fallon Offered $1 Million Air-Taxi Bet by Short Seller
Air taxi company Archer Aviation Inc. has been targeted by short sellers before, but the latest attack has an unusual twist: A proposed $1 million "friendly wager" with the TV show host Jimmy Fallon.
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"Better Safe Than Sorry": Court On Centre's Move Against Turkey-Based Firm
It is better to be safe than sorry, the Delhi high court remarked on Monday, as it heard a petition by Turkey-based company Celebi Airport Services India Pvt Ltd against the revocation of its security clearance.
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Flying Taxis Could Soar At LA 2028 Olympics, Helping Spectators Dodge Traffic
Though Archer Aviation is yet to be certified by the US FAA, the company is hoping to begin its LA network operations by as early as 2026.
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Turkish Aviation Firm Celebi Goes To Court After Centre Revokes Clearance
A day after its security clearance was revoked by the Centre citing national security reasons, Turkey-based aviation firm Celebi has approached the Delhi High Court challenging the decision.
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Adani Airport Holdings Ends Partnership With Turkish Firm Celebi
The decision to terminate these concession agreements was taken after the Union government revoked the security clearance of the Turkish aviation firm.
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"Pak Massively Misusing Religion Breeding Jihadism": Military Historian Tom Cooper
Stating Pakistan is "massively misusing religion," breeding jihadism, Military aviation analyst and historian Tom Cooper said he does not expect the situation to change.
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Turkish Firm Operating At Indian Airports Loses Security Clearance After Op Sindoor
The Turkish firm that handles the lion's share of services at nine major airports in India, has lost its security clearance following Turkey's support of Pakistan over Operation Sindoor.
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Inside The Turkish Firm That Handles High-Security Tasks At Indian Airports
Turkey's decision to back Pakistan during the recent India-Pakistan stand-off has led to massive outrage against the West Asian nation.
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In Trump's World, Aircraft Are Key To Unlocking Political Favours
President Donald Trump's long-held fascination with the world of aviation is proving a useful tool for governments and companies seeking to win his favor.
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Russia Downed Malaysian Airline MH17 In Ukraine, Rules UN Aviation Body
The UN aviation council on Monday ruled that Russia was responsible for the downing of a Malaysian airliner over Ukraine in 2014 with the deaths of 298 passengers and crew, the Dutch government said.
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"No Surprise Islamabad Sounded For Ceasefire": Expert On India-Pak Truce
India's retaliation to Pakistani aggression following Operation Sindoor was a "clear-cut victory", said Tom Cooper, an Austrian combat aviation analyst and author.
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32 Airports, Shut Due To India-Pakistan Conflict, Reopen For Flight Operations
The 32 airports across northern and northwestern regions of India that were closed due to airspace restrictions in the wake of heightened tensions with Pakistan have reopened, said India's aviation regulator.
