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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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India Unveils Drone Policy, to Be Effective From December
The newly announced policy and guidelines aim to open up an array of opportunities in the Indian civil aviation sector.
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Ratan Tata Return Likely To Mean Good Things For His Airline Ventures
Industry executives and analysts say they expect loss-making Vistara and AirAsia India, both part-owned by Tata, to enjoy fresh cash and expansion plans as low fuel prices and Indian government policy drive a boom in air travel.
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With New Reforms, Flights To Become Cheaper, Lots Of 'No Frills' Airports
The Union Cabinet on Wednesday approved a new civil aviation policy aimed at making air travel affordable for millions of Indians and vastly expanding the country's aviation market.
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Indian Aviation Taxied on Runway of Promises in 2015
Many highs and lows marked the 2015 trajectory of the domestic aviation space with three airlines taking off, one coming back after a near-collapse, a no-frills carrier getting listed and India again securing a top safety ranking even as the draft aviation policy remained in limbo.
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Proposed Aviation Policy to Help New Airports: Report
The proposed aviation policy will pave the way for fresh foreign capital inflows into upcoming public-private partnership airports as the policy seeks to end uncertainties, says India Ratings, a credit ranking agency.
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Government Plans to Boost Regional Aviation Connectivity
The Indian government proposes to impose an additional levy of 2 percent on all domestic and international tickets to pay for the regional connectivity boost, said RN Choubey, while presenting the country's draft aviation policy.
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Airlines Raise Issues Affecting Aviation Sector
Top officials of Indian airlines on Tuesday raised issues afflicting the aviation sector like high jet fuel cost and airport charges as the government said it would soon finalise a policy to enhance connectivity to regional destinations and remote areas.
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Etihad agrees to cut number of directors on Jet board: report
Abu Dhabi-based Etihad Airlines has agreed to halve the number of directors on the Jet Airways board to two posts under the Rs 2,058 crore deal, giving the Indian promoters 'effective control' of the carrier.
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Finance Ministry, investment board raise questions on Jet-Etihad deal: report
After the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi), the Foreign Investment Promotion Board (FIPB) has sought more clarity on the Rs.2,058 crore Jet-Etihad deal about effective control and ownership of the premier Indian private carrier.
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FDI won't come to Indian aviation till high costs prevail: IATA
Foreign airlines would not pick up stake in cash-strapped Indian carriers till steps are taken to stem the high costs of aviation operations in India, International Air Transport Association (IATA) chief Tony Tyler has said.
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Airlines flying to Indian airports may face auction for peak-time landing slots
Airlines flying to Indian airports could face an auction for peak-time landing slots in a shake-up of aviation policy under the government's economic reform drive.
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FDI in multi-brand retail, aviation: PM introduces bold new policies
FDI in multi-brand retail, aviation: The Prime Minister has introduced the boldest reforms yet in his current term - foreign super-market chains can now enter India and foreign airlines can buy stake in Indian carriers. "The Cabinet took many decisions on Friday to bolster economic growth and make India a more attractive destination for foreign inv...
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Govt allows FDI in multi-brand retail, aviation: Top 10 developments
The UPA government has begun to shed its policy paralysis, introducing the boldest reforms yet in its second term today by allowing foreign super-market chains to enter India and foreign airlines to invest in Indian carriers. Industry is cheering; ally Mamata Banerjee has threatened once again to withdraw support.
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Reform Friday. PM introduces bold new policies for aviation, retail
The prime minister has introduced the boldest reforms yet in his current term - foreign super-market chains can now enter India and foreign airlines can buy stake in Indian carriers. "The Cabinet hThe Prime Minister has introduced the boldest reforms yet in his current term - foreign super-market chains can now enter India and foreign airlines can...
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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
-
India Unveils Drone Policy, to Be Effective From December
The newly announced policy and guidelines aim to open up an array of opportunities in the Indian civil aviation sector.
-
Ratan Tata Return Likely To Mean Good Things For His Airline Ventures
Industry executives and analysts say they expect loss-making Vistara and AirAsia India, both part-owned by Tata, to enjoy fresh cash and expansion plans as low fuel prices and Indian government policy drive a boom in air travel.
-
With New Reforms, Flights To Become Cheaper, Lots Of 'No Frills' Airports
The Union Cabinet on Wednesday approved a new civil aviation policy aimed at making air travel affordable for millions of Indians and vastly expanding the country's aviation market.
-
Indian Aviation Taxied on Runway of Promises in 2015
Many highs and lows marked the 2015 trajectory of the domestic aviation space with three airlines taking off, one coming back after a near-collapse, a no-frills carrier getting listed and India again securing a top safety ranking even as the draft aviation policy remained in limbo.
-
Proposed Aviation Policy to Help New Airports: Report
The proposed aviation policy will pave the way for fresh foreign capital inflows into upcoming public-private partnership airports as the policy seeks to end uncertainties, says India Ratings, a credit ranking agency.
-
Government Plans to Boost Regional Aviation Connectivity
The Indian government proposes to impose an additional levy of 2 percent on all domestic and international tickets to pay for the regional connectivity boost, said RN Choubey, while presenting the country's draft aviation policy.
-
Airlines Raise Issues Affecting Aviation Sector
Top officials of Indian airlines on Tuesday raised issues afflicting the aviation sector like high jet fuel cost and airport charges as the government said it would soon finalise a policy to enhance connectivity to regional destinations and remote areas.
-
Etihad agrees to cut number of directors on Jet board: report
Abu Dhabi-based Etihad Airlines has agreed to halve the number of directors on the Jet Airways board to two posts under the Rs 2,058 crore deal, giving the Indian promoters 'effective control' of the carrier.
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Finance Ministry, investment board raise questions on Jet-Etihad deal: report
After the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi), the Foreign Investment Promotion Board (FIPB) has sought more clarity on the Rs.2,058 crore Jet-Etihad deal about effective control and ownership of the premier Indian private carrier.
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FDI won't come to Indian aviation till high costs prevail: IATA
Foreign airlines would not pick up stake in cash-strapped Indian carriers till steps are taken to stem the high costs of aviation operations in India, International Air Transport Association (IATA) chief Tony Tyler has said.
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Airlines flying to Indian airports may face auction for peak-time landing slots
Airlines flying to Indian airports could face an auction for peak-time landing slots in a shake-up of aviation policy under the government's economic reform drive.
-
FDI in multi-brand retail, aviation: PM introduces bold new policies
FDI in multi-brand retail, aviation: The Prime Minister has introduced the boldest reforms yet in his current term - foreign super-market chains can now enter India and foreign airlines can buy stake in Indian carriers. "The Cabinet took many decisions on Friday to bolster economic growth and make India a more attractive destination for foreign inv...
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Govt allows FDI in multi-brand retail, aviation: Top 10 developments
The UPA government has begun to shed its policy paralysis, introducing the boldest reforms yet in its second term today by allowing foreign super-market chains to enter India and foreign airlines to invest in Indian carriers. Industry is cheering; ally Mamata Banerjee has threatened once again to withdraw support.
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Reform Friday. PM introduces bold new policies for aviation, retail
The prime minister has introduced the boldest reforms yet in his current term - foreign super-market chains can now enter India and foreign airlines can buy stake in Indian carriers. "The Cabinet hThe Prime Minister has introduced the boldest reforms yet in his current term - foreign super-market chains can now enter India and foreign airlines can...
