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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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DGCA Issues Warning To Air India, Seeks Stricter Compliance
The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has issued a warning letter to Air India Ltd., cautioning the airline over violations of flight time regulations.
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Minister Launches Guidelines For Seaplane Operations In India
Union Civil Aviation Minister KR Naidu launched the Guidelines for Seaplane Operations in India today, simplifying regulations for such operations in India.
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Centre To Conduct Thorough Check Across All Airports In India: Aviation Minister
Following the canopy collapse at Terminal-1 of Delhi's Indira Gandhi International (IGI) Airport today, the Centre will conduct a thorough check of all the airports in the country.
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Air Traffic In India Jumps By 36% In January-May 2023
Passengers carried by Indian domestic airlines during January-May 2023 were 636.07 lakhs, as against 467.37 lakhs during the corresponding period of 2022, Directorate General of Civil Aviation data showed Thursday.
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Aviation Ministry Tells Air India To Conduct Probe On Urinating Incident
Taking serious note of the Air India urination incident, the Ministry of Civil Aviation directed the airline to conduct an internal probe into the matter and submit the report as soon as possible, said top government sources today.
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Aviation Ministry Issues Covid Guidelines For Random Testing. Details Here
With random coronavirus testing of international arriving passengers set to start from Saturday, the Ministry of Civil Aviation has said that airlines' crew members will have to bring such identified passengers to the testing facility at the airport.
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Centre Targets 220 Airports By 2025, Calls Aviation "Key" For Economy
Highlighting that the Civil Aviation industry has become a key element of India's economy, Union Civil Aviation Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia on Wednesday said that the government has set a target of creating 220 airports by 2025.
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Normalisation Of International Flights Will Depend On Omicron Situation: Aviation Minister
Normalisation of international flight services will depend on the Omicron scenario and authorities concerned will watch the situation as it unfolds, Union Civil Aviation Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia said today.
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India Progressing Rapidly In Area Of Aircraft Manufacturing: Aviation Minister
India's civil aviation industry is moving from nascency towards the growth phase and progressing "very rapidly" in the area of aircraft manufacturing, Civil Aviation Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia told Lok Sabha on Thursday.
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Airlines Allowed Up To 60% Pre-Covid Domestic Flights Till February 24 Next Year: Centre
Indian airlines can operate maximum 60 per cent of their pre-COVID domestic passenger flights till February 24 next year due to the prevailing coronavirus situation, the Civil Aviation Ministry has said.
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Airport Operators Seek Cap On Revenue Share Amid Coronavirus Scare
As India reels under the impact of coronavirus - which has spread to over 100 countries in the last two months - an industry representatives body for seven airports has urged the central government to consider caps on revenue share for at least three months amid significant reduction in air traffic.
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"Government Owes Cash-Strapped Air India 1,000 Crore": Aviation Ministry
The government owes cash-strapped Air India Rs 1,000.62 crore, Parliament was informed Thursday.
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Air India Could Get Rs 11,000 Crore Bailout From Centre: Sources
The civil aviation ministry is in discussions with the finance ministry for a Rs 11,000 crore bailout package for ailing Air India, sources said.
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As Talks For Aviation Climate Deal Begin, India Holds Out
India is not ready to join the world's first climate deal to curb pollution from commercial flights because it fears that talks beginning on Tuesday may not lead to a fair agreement, Civil Aviation Minister Ashok Gajapathi Raju said.
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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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DGCA Issues Warning To Air India, Seeks Stricter Compliance
The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has issued a warning letter to Air India Ltd., cautioning the airline over violations of flight time regulations.
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Minister Launches Guidelines For Seaplane Operations In India
Union Civil Aviation Minister KR Naidu launched the Guidelines for Seaplane Operations in India today, simplifying regulations for such operations in India.
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Centre To Conduct Thorough Check Across All Airports In India: Aviation Minister
Following the canopy collapse at Terminal-1 of Delhi's Indira Gandhi International (IGI) Airport today, the Centre will conduct a thorough check of all the airports in the country.
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Air Traffic In India Jumps By 36% In January-May 2023
Passengers carried by Indian domestic airlines during January-May 2023 were 636.07 lakhs, as against 467.37 lakhs during the corresponding period of 2022, Directorate General of Civil Aviation data showed Thursday.
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Aviation Ministry Tells Air India To Conduct Probe On Urinating Incident
Taking serious note of the Air India urination incident, the Ministry of Civil Aviation directed the airline to conduct an internal probe into the matter and submit the report as soon as possible, said top government sources today.
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Aviation Ministry Issues Covid Guidelines For Random Testing. Details Here
With random coronavirus testing of international arriving passengers set to start from Saturday, the Ministry of Civil Aviation has said that airlines' crew members will have to bring such identified passengers to the testing facility at the airport.
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Centre Targets 220 Airports By 2025, Calls Aviation "Key" For Economy
Highlighting that the Civil Aviation industry has become a key element of India's economy, Union Civil Aviation Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia on Wednesday said that the government has set a target of creating 220 airports by 2025.
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Normalisation Of International Flights Will Depend On Omicron Situation: Aviation Minister
Normalisation of international flight services will depend on the Omicron scenario and authorities concerned will watch the situation as it unfolds, Union Civil Aviation Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia said today.
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India Progressing Rapidly In Area Of Aircraft Manufacturing: Aviation Minister
India's civil aviation industry is moving from nascency towards the growth phase and progressing "very rapidly" in the area of aircraft manufacturing, Civil Aviation Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia told Lok Sabha on Thursday.
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Airlines Allowed Up To 60% Pre-Covid Domestic Flights Till February 24 Next Year: Centre
Indian airlines can operate maximum 60 per cent of their pre-COVID domestic passenger flights till February 24 next year due to the prevailing coronavirus situation, the Civil Aviation Ministry has said.
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Airport Operators Seek Cap On Revenue Share Amid Coronavirus Scare
As India reels under the impact of coronavirus - which has spread to over 100 countries in the last two months - an industry representatives body for seven airports has urged the central government to consider caps on revenue share for at least three months amid significant reduction in air traffic.
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"Government Owes Cash-Strapped Air India 1,000 Crore": Aviation Ministry
The government owes cash-strapped Air India Rs 1,000.62 crore, Parliament was informed Thursday.
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Air India Could Get Rs 11,000 Crore Bailout From Centre: Sources
The civil aviation ministry is in discussions with the finance ministry for a Rs 11,000 crore bailout package for ailing Air India, sources said.
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As Talks For Aviation Climate Deal Begin, India Holds Out
India is not ready to join the world's first climate deal to curb pollution from commercial flights because it fears that talks beginning on Tuesday may not lead to a fair agreement, Civil Aviation Minister Ashok Gajapathi Raju said.
