Civil Aviation In India
- All
- News
- Videos
-
India's Homegrown Alternative To Foreign Choppers, Dhruv, Takes To Skies
Marking a milestone in the country's indigenous aerospace manufacturing, the next generation, multi-role civil helicopter Dhruv NG, billed as an alternative to imported light twin-engine helicopters, made its maiden flight on Tuesday here.
-
Al Hind, FlyExpress: Centre Okays 2 New Airlines To Break Aviation 'Duopoly'
The Civil Aviation Ministry has granted no objection certificates (NOCs) to two new airlines, Al Hind Air and FlyExpress, as it steps up efforts to reduce the dominance of a handful of carriers in India's domestic aviation market.
-
Centre Draws Line On IndiGo's Turkish Wet-Lease Plan, Extension Ends In 2026
The Ministry of Civil Aviation has said that IndiGo's permission to operate aircraft wet-leased from Turkey will end next year, making it clear that the extension granted till March 2026 will be the final one, with no further relaxations.
-
Delhi Court Asks Aviation Body To Explain Relaxations In Pilot Fatigue Rules
Delhi Court on Tuesday sought a response from the Directorate General of Civil Aviation on a plea by the Indian Pilots Guild seeking contempt action against authorities for allegedly not fully implementing the new flight duty time limitation norms.
-
Aviation Ministry Officials Review Airport Preps As Fog Descends On Delhi
Officials of the Civil Aviation ministry visited Delhi airport's Operations Control Centre today as fog hit the city in a big way.
-
Bihar Government Establishes Prakrit And Pali Academies To Preserve Ancient Languages
Prakrit and Pali are ancient languages that evolved from India's classical language, Sanskrit.
-
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.
-
4 Flight Inspectors Who Oversaw IndiGo Ops Sacked By Aviation Watchdog DGCA
India's aviation regulator, the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA), has sacked four flight operations inspectors who oversaw safety and operational compliance of the crisis-hit IndiGo.
-
"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
-
"We Will Set An Example For Every Airline": Aviation Minister In Parliament On IndiGo Crisis
As IndiGo tries to restore full-scale operations after a shortage of crew triggered chaos at airports across the country, Union Civil Aviation Minister Rammohan Naidu has warned of tough action against the airline to "set an example" for other lines.
-
Aviation Ministry Asks IndiGo To Deliver Passenger Baggage In 48 Hours
The Ministry of Civil Aviation on Saturday directed IndiGo to trace and deliver the baggage separated from passengers due to cancellations or delays within the next 48 hours.
-
Centre Caps Airfares To Prevent "Opportunistic Pricing" Amid IndiGo Crisis
The Civil Aviation Ministry on Saturday announced capping of airfares to control the surge in airline ticket prices following the massive delay and cancellation of all domestic flights of IndiGo.
-
"Not Could Be, It Will Be": Aviation Minister Ram Mohan Naidu on action against IndiGo
Ram Mohan Naidu told NDTV that all other airlines have faced no problems despite the new Flight Duty Time Limitations (FDTL) norms coming into effect in November.
-
Amid IndiGo Crisis, Aviation Minister Ram Mohan Naidu Reviews Control Room
The Ministry of Civil Aviation on Friday said that it is maintaining round-the-clock monitoring in response to the unprecedented disruption caused by the large-scale cancellation and delay of IndiGo flights across the country.
-
Centre Orders High-Level Probe Into IndiGo Crisis, Expects Fix In 3 Days
In what will be music to the ears of passengers hit hard by the IndiGo disruptions, the Centre has said flight schedules are expected to stabilise by Saturday and a return to normalcy is likely to be achieved within three days, which would be Monday.
-
India's Homegrown Alternative To Foreign Choppers, Dhruv, Takes To Skies
Marking a milestone in the country's indigenous aerospace manufacturing, the next generation, multi-role civil helicopter Dhruv NG, billed as an alternative to imported light twin-engine helicopters, made its maiden flight on Tuesday here.
-
Al Hind, FlyExpress: Centre Okays 2 New Airlines To Break Aviation 'Duopoly'
The Civil Aviation Ministry has granted no objection certificates (NOCs) to two new airlines, Al Hind Air and FlyExpress, as it steps up efforts to reduce the dominance of a handful of carriers in India's domestic aviation market.
-
Centre Draws Line On IndiGo's Turkish Wet-Lease Plan, Extension Ends In 2026
The Ministry of Civil Aviation has said that IndiGo's permission to operate aircraft wet-leased from Turkey will end next year, making it clear that the extension granted till March 2026 will be the final one, with no further relaxations.
-
Delhi Court Asks Aviation Body To Explain Relaxations In Pilot Fatigue Rules
Delhi Court on Tuesday sought a response from the Directorate General of Civil Aviation on a plea by the Indian Pilots Guild seeking contempt action against authorities for allegedly not fully implementing the new flight duty time limitation norms.
-
Aviation Ministry Officials Review Airport Preps As Fog Descends On Delhi
Officials of the Civil Aviation ministry visited Delhi airport's Operations Control Centre today as fog hit the city in a big way.
-
Bihar Government Establishes Prakrit And Pali Academies To Preserve Ancient Languages
Prakrit and Pali are ancient languages that evolved from India's classical language, Sanskrit.
-
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.
-
4 Flight Inspectors Who Oversaw IndiGo Ops Sacked By Aviation Watchdog DGCA
India's aviation regulator, the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA), has sacked four flight operations inspectors who oversaw safety and operational compliance of the crisis-hit IndiGo.
-
"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
-
"We Will Set An Example For Every Airline": Aviation Minister In Parliament On IndiGo Crisis
As IndiGo tries to restore full-scale operations after a shortage of crew triggered chaos at airports across the country, Union Civil Aviation Minister Rammohan Naidu has warned of tough action against the airline to "set an example" for other lines.
-
Aviation Ministry Asks IndiGo To Deliver Passenger Baggage In 48 Hours
The Ministry of Civil Aviation on Saturday directed IndiGo to trace and deliver the baggage separated from passengers due to cancellations or delays within the next 48 hours.
-
Centre Caps Airfares To Prevent "Opportunistic Pricing" Amid IndiGo Crisis
The Civil Aviation Ministry on Saturday announced capping of airfares to control the surge in airline ticket prices following the massive delay and cancellation of all domestic flights of IndiGo.
-
"Not Could Be, It Will Be": Aviation Minister Ram Mohan Naidu on action against IndiGo
Ram Mohan Naidu told NDTV that all other airlines have faced no problems despite the new Flight Duty Time Limitations (FDTL) norms coming into effect in November.
-
Amid IndiGo Crisis, Aviation Minister Ram Mohan Naidu Reviews Control Room
The Ministry of Civil Aviation on Friday said that it is maintaining round-the-clock monitoring in response to the unprecedented disruption caused by the large-scale cancellation and delay of IndiGo flights across the country.
-
Centre Orders High-Level Probe Into IndiGo Crisis, Expects Fix In 3 Days
In what will be music to the ears of passengers hit hard by the IndiGo disruptions, the Centre has said flight schedules are expected to stabilise by Saturday and a return to normalcy is likely to be achieved within three days, which would be Monday.
