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Is Indian Aviation Recovering Amid Middle East Calm? What Data Shows
The report mentions that easing geopolitical tensions in Middle East have allowed Indian carriers to gradually restore international flight operations that had been curtailed earlier this year.
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3 Pakistani Flights Entered Indian Airspace Days Before Air India Incident
On June 22, Air India flight AI479 briefly entered the Pakistani airspace while performing a go-around manoeuvre over Amritsar airport, the airline has said.
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India's Air Passenger Traffic Reaches 202 Million In 1st Half Of This Fiscal
India's total air passenger traffic grew 2.6 per cent year-on-year to 202 million in H1FY26, up from 197 million a year earlier, a report said on Wednesday.
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Air Traffic Controllers Protest Attack On Colleagues In Mumbai
Over 150 air traffic controllers (ATCs) yesterday staged a sit-in at their regional office in Mumbai to protest the alleged physical assault on some of their colleagues at the AAI colony by local goons on the night of November 18.
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Mixing Locations Led To Planes' Near Collision At Delhi: Airport Authority
In a major safety lapse, the Air Traffic Controller inadvertently gave instructions to one aircraft to continue taxiing, mixing the taxiway location with that of another plane that led to a near collision at Delhi airport on Tuesday, the Airport Authority of India has said.
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Aviation Regulator Nod Must For Scheduled Airlines Ops From Civil Enclaves
To ensure safety, the government has decided that scheduled flights can operate from next year only from aerodromes that are licensed by aviation watchdog DGCA.
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Airports Authority of India To Place New Mechanism To De-Congest Air Traffic
Airports Authority of India is in a process of putting in place a mechanism to control air traffic congestion at domestic airports, Rajya Sabha was informed today.
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Is Indian Aviation Recovering Amid Middle East Calm? What Data Shows
The report mentions that easing geopolitical tensions in Middle East have allowed Indian carriers to gradually restore international flight operations that had been curtailed earlier this year.
-
3 Pakistani Flights Entered Indian Airspace Days Before Air India Incident
On June 22, Air India flight AI479 briefly entered the Pakistani airspace while performing a go-around manoeuvre over Amritsar airport, the airline has said.
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India's Air Passenger Traffic Reaches 202 Million In 1st Half Of This Fiscal
India's total air passenger traffic grew 2.6 per cent year-on-year to 202 million in H1FY26, up from 197 million a year earlier, a report said on Wednesday.
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Air Traffic Controllers Protest Attack On Colleagues In Mumbai
Over 150 air traffic controllers (ATCs) yesterday staged a sit-in at their regional office in Mumbai to protest the alleged physical assault on some of their colleagues at the AAI colony by local goons on the night of November 18.
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Mixing Locations Led To Planes' Near Collision At Delhi: Airport Authority
In a major safety lapse, the Air Traffic Controller inadvertently gave instructions to one aircraft to continue taxiing, mixing the taxiway location with that of another plane that led to a near collision at Delhi airport on Tuesday, the Airport Authority of India has said.
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Aviation Regulator Nod Must For Scheduled Airlines Ops From Civil Enclaves
To ensure safety, the government has decided that scheduled flights can operate from next year only from aerodromes that are licensed by aviation watchdog DGCA.
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Airports Authority of India To Place New Mechanism To De-Congest Air Traffic
Airports Authority of India is in a process of putting in place a mechanism to control air traffic congestion at domestic airports, Rajya Sabha was informed today.
