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"Simply Not True": Dassault CEO Shoots Down Pak Claim On Indian Rafales
Dassault Aviation Chairman and CEO Eric Trappier has dismissed as "factually incorrect" Pakistan's claims about having shot down three Rafale fighter jets of the Indian Air Force (IAF) during Operation Sindoor.
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What Is Digi Yatra? How It Works And How It Benefits Air Travellers
Launched by the Ministry of Civil Aviation, Digi Yatra allows air travellers to pass through various checkpoints at airports, seamlessly.
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"Heartbreaking": How World Leaders Reacted To Air India Plane Crash In Ahmedabad
There were 169 Indians, 53 British citizens on the flight. In light of the plane crash, an Operational Control Room has been activated at the Ministry of Civil Aviation to coordinate all details.
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Dassault's Landmark Production Deal With Tata: What It Could Mean For IAF
The landmark production transfer agreements by Dassault Aviation and TASL may be a key first step towards meeting a future Indian Air Force requirement for 114 multi-role fighters.
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Aviation Regulator Pulls Up Turkish Airlines Over Safety Violations
The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) found multiple safety violations in Turkish Airlines operations during surprise inspections carried out between May 29 and June 2 at four major Indian airports.
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PM Modi Invites Global Companies To Invest In India's Fast-Growing Aviation Sector
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday invited global companies to invest in the country's fast-growing aviation sector, citing a streamlined regulatory framework, ease of compliance, and a simplified tax structure.
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"Watershed Moment In Military Aviation History": Air Force On Operation Safed Sagar
Operation Safed Sagar was launched during the 1999 Kargil war between India and Pakistan.
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Turkish Firm Operating At Indian Airports Loses Security Clearance After Op Sindoor
The Turkish firm that handles the lion's share of services at nine major airports in India, has lost its security clearance following Turkey's support of Pakistan over Operation Sindoor.
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Inside The Turkish Firm That Handles High-Security Tasks At Indian Airports
Turkey's decision to back Pakistan during the recent India-Pakistan stand-off has led to massive outrage against the West Asian nation.
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Bengaluru Man Praises Air France For Kannada Announcement On Flight: "Such A Warm Welcome"
Sangam Manjunath, who flew with Air France, expressed gratitude to the airline for recognising Kannada, one of India's oldest regional languages, and promoting diversity.
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"3,337 People Flown Out Of Srinagar In 6 Hours": Aviation Minister
In the aftermath of the deadly terrorist attack in Jammu and Kashmir's Pahalgam, Union Civil Aviation Minister Ram Mohan Naidu confirmed that the Ministry of Civil Aviation has issued strict instructions to all airline operators not to hike airfares.
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Opinion | Union Budget Shouldn't Be Afraid Of Betting On Aerospace
Indian economy aims to overtake Japan and Germany to be No. 3 in the world in three to four years. Our aviation and aerospace industry can fly us there sooner as early as fiscal 2027.
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"Infra Ready, Airlines Have To Catch Up": Civil Aviation Minister To NDTV At Davos
One of the most exciting sectors in India is civil aviation. Just a couple of years ago, Indian consumers had little choice, but now with several large airlines flying and proactive government policies, Indian aviation is one of the largest in the wo
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Indian-Origin Doctor, 26, Among 2 Killed In UAE Plane Crash: Report
An Indian-origin doctor was among two killed in a light aircraft crash off the coast of UAE's Ras Al Khaimah on Sunday. The crash claimed the lives of both the pilot and co-pilot, the General Civil Aviation Authority said in a statement.
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Airlines Need To Share Foreign Travellers' Data With Customs From April 1
Airlines will have to mandatorily share details of foreign travellers with the Indian Customs authorities from April 1, 2025, and non-compliance can attract penalties.
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"Simply Not True": Dassault CEO Shoots Down Pak Claim On Indian Rafales
Dassault Aviation Chairman and CEO Eric Trappier has dismissed as "factually incorrect" Pakistan's claims about having shot down three Rafale fighter jets of the Indian Air Force (IAF) during Operation Sindoor.
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What Is Digi Yatra? How It Works And How It Benefits Air Travellers
Launched by the Ministry of Civil Aviation, Digi Yatra allows air travellers to pass through various checkpoints at airports, seamlessly.
-
"Heartbreaking": How World Leaders Reacted To Air India Plane Crash In Ahmedabad
There were 169 Indians, 53 British citizens on the flight. In light of the plane crash, an Operational Control Room has been activated at the Ministry of Civil Aviation to coordinate all details.
-
Dassault's Landmark Production Deal With Tata: What It Could Mean For IAF
The landmark production transfer agreements by Dassault Aviation and TASL may be a key first step towards meeting a future Indian Air Force requirement for 114 multi-role fighters.
-
Aviation Regulator Pulls Up Turkish Airlines Over Safety Violations
The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) found multiple safety violations in Turkish Airlines operations during surprise inspections carried out between May 29 and June 2 at four major Indian airports.
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PM Modi Invites Global Companies To Invest In India's Fast-Growing Aviation Sector
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday invited global companies to invest in the country's fast-growing aviation sector, citing a streamlined regulatory framework, ease of compliance, and a simplified tax structure.
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"Watershed Moment In Military Aviation History": Air Force On Operation Safed Sagar
Operation Safed Sagar was launched during the 1999 Kargil war between India and Pakistan.
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Turkish Firm Operating At Indian Airports Loses Security Clearance After Op Sindoor
The Turkish firm that handles the lion's share of services at nine major airports in India, has lost its security clearance following Turkey's support of Pakistan over Operation Sindoor.
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Inside The Turkish Firm That Handles High-Security Tasks At Indian Airports
Turkey's decision to back Pakistan during the recent India-Pakistan stand-off has led to massive outrage against the West Asian nation.
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Bengaluru Man Praises Air France For Kannada Announcement On Flight: "Such A Warm Welcome"
Sangam Manjunath, who flew with Air France, expressed gratitude to the airline for recognising Kannada, one of India's oldest regional languages, and promoting diversity.
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"3,337 People Flown Out Of Srinagar In 6 Hours": Aviation Minister
In the aftermath of the deadly terrorist attack in Jammu and Kashmir's Pahalgam, Union Civil Aviation Minister Ram Mohan Naidu confirmed that the Ministry of Civil Aviation has issued strict instructions to all airline operators not to hike airfares.
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Opinion | Union Budget Shouldn't Be Afraid Of Betting On Aerospace
Indian economy aims to overtake Japan and Germany to be No. 3 in the world in three to four years. Our aviation and aerospace industry can fly us there sooner as early as fiscal 2027.
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"Infra Ready, Airlines Have To Catch Up": Civil Aviation Minister To NDTV At Davos
One of the most exciting sectors in India is civil aviation. Just a couple of years ago, Indian consumers had little choice, but now with several large airlines flying and proactive government policies, Indian aviation is one of the largest in the wo
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Indian-Origin Doctor, 26, Among 2 Killed In UAE Plane Crash: Report
An Indian-origin doctor was among two killed in a light aircraft crash off the coast of UAE's Ras Al Khaimah on Sunday. The crash claimed the lives of both the pilot and co-pilot, the General Civil Aviation Authority said in a statement.
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Airlines Need To Share Foreign Travellers' Data With Customs From April 1
Airlines will have to mandatorily share details of foreign travellers with the Indian Customs authorities from April 1, 2025, and non-compliance can attract penalties.
