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Centre Notifies New Rules, Can Intervene In Airline Ticket Prices
Under the Bharatiya Vayuyan Niyam, 2026, notified by the Union Ministry of Civil Aviation, the Centre can issue directions to airlines on fares if it considers intervention necessary in an extraordinary situation.
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Centre Tells Airlines To Ensure Qualified Crew, Realistic Schedules Amid Fog
"Airlines were directed to ensure the availability of qualified crew and compliant aircraft for low visibility operations, plan realistic flight schedules and take timely decisions regarding flight operations," it said.
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Air India To Start Hub-And-Spoke International Trials From Varanasi In June
The matter came to light on April 27, three days after the incident. The victim was identified as Nahida Parveen, a resident of Manitola within Doranda police station limits, a senior police officer said.
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60% Flight Seats In India To Be Free To Select, But Will It Change Your Ticket Price?
Seat selection fees, often tucked away in the final stages of flight booking, have been a sore point, with passengers arguing that what is marketed as a base fare rarely reflects the actual cost of travel
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In Big Relief For Flyers, Centre Says No Selection Fee On 60% Seats
Keep Atleast 60% Seats On Flights Free Of Cost: Government Tells Airlines
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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.
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Amid IndiGo Crisis, Aviation Officials Review Situation At Key Airports
Amid ongoing IndiGo cancellation fiasco, the Ministry of Civil Aviation is now taking steps to prevent a repeat of the crisis the country has witnessed over the past one week.
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Closely Monitoring Volcanic Ash Plumes Situation; No Cause For Concern: Civil Aviation Ministry
The ministry said there is no cause for concern at the moment and that the situation is being monitored closely.
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Pilots' Body Cites Bias In Air India Crash Report, Demands Judicial Probe
The Federation of Indian Pilots has formally urged the Civil Aviation Ministry to constitute a 'Court of Inquiry', headed by a retired Supreme Court judge into the June 12 crash of Air India Flight AI 171.
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India Eyes Leadership In Aircraft Component Manufacturing: Aviation Minister
With Make in India and Atmanirbhar Bharat driving the agenda, India's aircraft component manufacturing industry is witnessing rapid growth, according to a release issued by the Centre.
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Akasa Air Pilots Seek Probe Into Airline's Hiring Practices, Other Lapses
A section of Akasa Air has written to the civil aviation ministry seeking a probe into the airline's hiring practices, alleging rostering issues and other lapses.
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Hoax Bomb Threats: Change In Rules, No-Flyer List, Legislative Action—What Aviation Minister Said
"We wants to ensure that once the perpetrators behind the bomb hoax calls are caught, they are put on the 'no-fly list'," Civil Aviation Minister Ram Mohan Naidu said.
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601 Routes, 71 Airports Operationalised Under UDAN Scheme: Aviation Ministry
The civil aviation ministry on Sunday said as many as 601 routes and 71 airports have been operationalised under the regional air connectivity scheme UDAN, which was introduced eight years ago.
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Shankh Air: All About Uttar Pradesh's First Scheduled Airline
India's newest airline, Shankh Air, has received approval from the Civil Aviation Ministry to operate in the country.
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Consider Plea Making Tamil Mandatory In Flights: High Court To Aviation Ministry
The Madras High Court today directed the Ministry of Civil Aviation to make announcements in Tamil mandatory in all domestic flights operating to and from the airports in Tamil Nadu.
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Centre Notifies New Rules, Can Intervene In Airline Ticket Prices
Under the Bharatiya Vayuyan Niyam, 2026, notified by the Union Ministry of Civil Aviation, the Centre can issue directions to airlines on fares if it considers intervention necessary in an extraordinary situation.
-
Centre Tells Airlines To Ensure Qualified Crew, Realistic Schedules Amid Fog
"Airlines were directed to ensure the availability of qualified crew and compliant aircraft for low visibility operations, plan realistic flight schedules and take timely decisions regarding flight operations," it said.
-
Air India To Start Hub-And-Spoke International Trials From Varanasi In June
The matter came to light on April 27, three days after the incident. The victim was identified as Nahida Parveen, a resident of Manitola within Doranda police station limits, a senior police officer said.
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60% Flight Seats In India To Be Free To Select, But Will It Change Your Ticket Price?
Seat selection fees, often tucked away in the final stages of flight booking, have been a sore point, with passengers arguing that what is marketed as a base fare rarely reflects the actual cost of travel
-
In Big Relief For Flyers, Centre Says No Selection Fee On 60% Seats
Keep Atleast 60% Seats On Flights Free Of Cost: Government Tells Airlines
-
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.
-
Amid IndiGo Crisis, Aviation Officials Review Situation At Key Airports
Amid ongoing IndiGo cancellation fiasco, the Ministry of Civil Aviation is now taking steps to prevent a repeat of the crisis the country has witnessed over the past one week.
-
Closely Monitoring Volcanic Ash Plumes Situation; No Cause For Concern: Civil Aviation Ministry
The ministry said there is no cause for concern at the moment and that the situation is being monitored closely.
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Pilots' Body Cites Bias In Air India Crash Report, Demands Judicial Probe
The Federation of Indian Pilots has formally urged the Civil Aviation Ministry to constitute a 'Court of Inquiry', headed by a retired Supreme Court judge into the June 12 crash of Air India Flight AI 171.
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India Eyes Leadership In Aircraft Component Manufacturing: Aviation Minister
With Make in India and Atmanirbhar Bharat driving the agenda, India's aircraft component manufacturing industry is witnessing rapid growth, according to a release issued by the Centre.
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Akasa Air Pilots Seek Probe Into Airline's Hiring Practices, Other Lapses
A section of Akasa Air has written to the civil aviation ministry seeking a probe into the airline's hiring practices, alleging rostering issues and other lapses.
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Hoax Bomb Threats: Change In Rules, No-Flyer List, Legislative Action—What Aviation Minister Said
"We wants to ensure that once the perpetrators behind the bomb hoax calls are caught, they are put on the 'no-fly list'," Civil Aviation Minister Ram Mohan Naidu said.
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601 Routes, 71 Airports Operationalised Under UDAN Scheme: Aviation Ministry
The civil aviation ministry on Sunday said as many as 601 routes and 71 airports have been operationalised under the regional air connectivity scheme UDAN, which was introduced eight years ago.
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Shankh Air: All About Uttar Pradesh's First Scheduled Airline
India's newest airline, Shankh Air, has received approval from the Civil Aviation Ministry to operate in the country.
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Consider Plea Making Tamil Mandatory In Flights: High Court To Aviation Ministry
The Madras High Court today directed the Ministry of Civil Aviation to make announcements in Tamil mandatory in all domestic flights operating to and from the airports in Tamil Nadu.
