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Domestic Airlines May Soon Have To Share Weather Data With Weather Office
The government is planning to make it mandatory for domestic airlines to share weather data captured by aircraft during takeoff and landing with the IMD, which senior officials say will significantly enhance forecasting capabilities.
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Domestic Airlines Cancelled 7,030 Flights Till May 31: Government Data
In a written reply, Minister of State for Civil Aviation Murlidhar Mohol said 6,413 flights were cancelled in 2022. The count rose to 7,427 in 2023.
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India Becomes World's 3rd Largest Domestic Airline Market: Report
Driven by robust growth in the aviation sector in the last decade, India is now the third-largest domestic airline market in the world, up from 5th position 10 years ago.
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YouTuber Spends Week Flying On Every Airline In The US To Rank Them
Some airlines impressed Decker. Southwest Airlines offered him a coveted first-row seat due to their open seating model, but a long delay landed them in the C-tier ranking.
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Domestic Airlines Faced 338 Cases Of Technical Snags Till July This Year: Minister
The government on Monday said that domestic airlines faced a total of 338 technical snags during the operation of planes this year till the month of July. Out of them, IndiGo faced a total of 206 snags followed by Air India (49), Go Air (22),
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Domestic Airlines Reported 2,613 Technical Snags In Last 5 Years: Minister
Domestic airlines reported 2,613 significant technical snags in their planes in the last five years, Union minister V K Singh told the Lok Sabha on Thursday.
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Domestic Airlines Not Charging Fee For Web Check-In: Centre
The Ministry of Civil Aviation on Monday in Rajya Sabha said that scheduled domestic airlines are not charging any fee for completing web check-in formalities.
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Domestic Airlines Can Fly 60% Of Their Pre-COVID Flights: Centre
In further easing of restrictions, the government on Wednesday permitted Indian airlines to increase the number of domestic passenger flights to 60 per cent of their pre-COVID services, according to an official order.
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Centre "Requests" Airlines To Give Passengers Letters On Its Achievements
The Civil Aviation Ministry has "requested" airlines flying on domestic routes to give their passengers a letter written by Union Minister Suresh Prabhu that speaks about the "achievements and initiatives" of the Modi government in the aviation sector.
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Indian Airlines Reported 1,000 Technical Snags In 2017, Most By Air India: Centre
Domestic carriers reported a total of 1,000 technical snags in 2017 with the Air India accounting for more than half of them, according to data shared by the government in Parliament today.
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All Domestic Airlines Bar TDP Lawmaker From Flying After Ruckus At Airport
TDP MP J C Diwakar Reddy has been banned by all domestic airlines following his alleged unruly behaviour at the Visakhapatnam airport as he was denied boarding for an IndiGo flight.
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Government Allows Airlines To Import Planes Up To 18 Years Old
Domestic airlines can now import aircraft that are up to 18 years old into the country with the government amending more than two-decade rules in this regard.
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While Flying Now, Pay for Luggage Only If You Have Any
In a bid to give air fliers more options to pay for only those services they require, the civil aviation watchdog has unbundled a host of such offerings -- like zero baggage, preferential seating and meals -- from the actual fare.
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Aviation Regulator Allows Domestic Airlines to Roll Out 'Zero Bag' Fares
Aviation regulator DGCA has now allowed domestic carriers to roll out "zero bag" fares and charge penalty against check-in baggage for tickets booked under such an offer.
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Civil Aviation Ministry Re-Looking at Five-Year Mandatory Rule for Domestic Airlines to Go Global
The civil aviation ministry is taking a re-look at a rule that does not allow an Indian airline to fly international until they complete five years of operation and have a fleet of 20 aircraft.
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Domestic Airlines May Soon Have To Share Weather Data With Weather Office
The government is planning to make it mandatory for domestic airlines to share weather data captured by aircraft during takeoff and landing with the IMD, which senior officials say will significantly enhance forecasting capabilities.
-
Domestic Airlines Cancelled 7,030 Flights Till May 31: Government Data
In a written reply, Minister of State for Civil Aviation Murlidhar Mohol said 6,413 flights were cancelled in 2022. The count rose to 7,427 in 2023.
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India Becomes World's 3rd Largest Domestic Airline Market: Report
Driven by robust growth in the aviation sector in the last decade, India is now the third-largest domestic airline market in the world, up from 5th position 10 years ago.
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YouTuber Spends Week Flying On Every Airline In The US To Rank Them
Some airlines impressed Decker. Southwest Airlines offered him a coveted first-row seat due to their open seating model, but a long delay landed them in the C-tier ranking.
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Domestic Airlines Faced 338 Cases Of Technical Snags Till July This Year: Minister
The government on Monday said that domestic airlines faced a total of 338 technical snags during the operation of planes this year till the month of July. Out of them, IndiGo faced a total of 206 snags followed by Air India (49), Go Air (22),
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Domestic Airlines Reported 2,613 Technical Snags In Last 5 Years: Minister
Domestic airlines reported 2,613 significant technical snags in their planes in the last five years, Union minister V K Singh told the Lok Sabha on Thursday.
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Domestic Airlines Not Charging Fee For Web Check-In: Centre
The Ministry of Civil Aviation on Monday in Rajya Sabha said that scheduled domestic airlines are not charging any fee for completing web check-in formalities.
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Domestic Airlines Can Fly 60% Of Their Pre-COVID Flights: Centre
In further easing of restrictions, the government on Wednesday permitted Indian airlines to increase the number of domestic passenger flights to 60 per cent of their pre-COVID services, according to an official order.
-
Centre "Requests" Airlines To Give Passengers Letters On Its Achievements
The Civil Aviation Ministry has "requested" airlines flying on domestic routes to give their passengers a letter written by Union Minister Suresh Prabhu that speaks about the "achievements and initiatives" of the Modi government in the aviation sector.
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Indian Airlines Reported 1,000 Technical Snags In 2017, Most By Air India: Centre
Domestic carriers reported a total of 1,000 technical snags in 2017 with the Air India accounting for more than half of them, according to data shared by the government in Parliament today.
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All Domestic Airlines Bar TDP Lawmaker From Flying After Ruckus At Airport
TDP MP J C Diwakar Reddy has been banned by all domestic airlines following his alleged unruly behaviour at the Visakhapatnam airport as he was denied boarding for an IndiGo flight.
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Government Allows Airlines To Import Planes Up To 18 Years Old
Domestic airlines can now import aircraft that are up to 18 years old into the country with the government amending more than two-decade rules in this regard.
-
While Flying Now, Pay for Luggage Only If You Have Any
In a bid to give air fliers more options to pay for only those services they require, the civil aviation watchdog has unbundled a host of such offerings -- like zero baggage, preferential seating and meals -- from the actual fare.
-
Aviation Regulator Allows Domestic Airlines to Roll Out 'Zero Bag' Fares
Aviation regulator DGCA has now allowed domestic carriers to roll out "zero bag" fares and charge penalty against check-in baggage for tickets booked under such an offer.
-
Civil Aviation Ministry Re-Looking at Five-Year Mandatory Rule for Domestic Airlines to Go Global
The civil aviation ministry is taking a re-look at a rule that does not allow an Indian airline to fly international until they complete five years of operation and have a fleet of 20 aircraft.
