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From Verbal Abuse To Cockpit Breach, How Aviation Body Is Redefining Punishment For Unruly Flyers
The DGCA has proposed sweeping changes that seeks to strengthen aircraft safety, restore onboard discipline, and give airlines greater authority to act swiftly against those who misbehave
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No Landing Charges, Parking Deposits: Centre's New Helicopter Policy
Civil Aviation Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia today announced a new helicopter policy under which dedicated hubs and corridors will be established and landing charges and parking deposits will be abolished to boost commercial operations.
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Jyotiraditya Scindia Announces New Aviation Policy To Draw Investments
To attract more investments, the civil aviation ministry on Thursday announced a new policy for Maintenance, Repair and Overhaul (MRO) services that includes leasing of land through open tenders and abolishing royalty charged by the AAI.
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Air Taxis "Very Possible" Under New Drone Policy: Aviation Minister
India may soon see air taxi services - which could help reduce traffic and pollution on city roads - operating under the Drone Rules 2021 that were announced by the government on Thursday.
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Facing Flyers' Fury, IndiGo Says Web Seat Booking To Cost, Not Check-In
The government is reviewing a move by private airlines IndiGo and SpiceJet to charge for seats booked in advance through the web check-in feature, which has provoked anger among air-travelers.
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India To Construct 100 Airports For $60 Billion, Says Suresh Prabhu
India plans to construct 100 airports at an estimated cost of $60 billion (about Rs. 4.2 lakh crore) in the next 10 to 15 years, civil aviation minister Suresh Prabhu said today.
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Trinamool Fumes After Air India Decision To Withdraw Flights To Durgapur
On the day the NDA Government announced its new civil aviation policy to boost connectivity to smaller cities across India, Air India withdrew flights to Durgapur in West Bengal due to operational reasons.
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'0/20' In New Aviation Policy Not perfect, But Much Better Than '5/20'
The Cabinet's nod on Wednesday for the much-awaited National Civil Aviation Policy marks the culmination of a detailed stakeholder consultation process and represents India's first comprehensive civil aviation plan, a commendable step.
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'Older Airlines Can Go To Court': Aviation Minister Defends New Policy
Civil Aviation Minister Ashok Gajapathi Raju has no time for those airlines cribbing about the new aviation policy which allows airlines with no domestic experience to operate international flights if they have a fleet of 20 planes.
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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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From Verbal Abuse To Cockpit Breach, How Aviation Body Is Redefining Punishment For Unruly Flyers
The DGCA has proposed sweeping changes that seeks to strengthen aircraft safety, restore onboard discipline, and give airlines greater authority to act swiftly against those who misbehave
-
No Landing Charges, Parking Deposits: Centre's New Helicopter Policy
Civil Aviation Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia today announced a new helicopter policy under which dedicated hubs and corridors will be established and landing charges and parking deposits will be abolished to boost commercial operations.
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Jyotiraditya Scindia Announces New Aviation Policy To Draw Investments
To attract more investments, the civil aviation ministry on Thursday announced a new policy for Maintenance, Repair and Overhaul (MRO) services that includes leasing of land through open tenders and abolishing royalty charged by the AAI.
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Air Taxis "Very Possible" Under New Drone Policy: Aviation Minister
India may soon see air taxi services - which could help reduce traffic and pollution on city roads - operating under the Drone Rules 2021 that were announced by the government on Thursday.
-
Facing Flyers' Fury, IndiGo Says Web Seat Booking To Cost, Not Check-In
The government is reviewing a move by private airlines IndiGo and SpiceJet to charge for seats booked in advance through the web check-in feature, which has provoked anger among air-travelers.
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India To Construct 100 Airports For $60 Billion, Says Suresh Prabhu
India plans to construct 100 airports at an estimated cost of $60 billion (about Rs. 4.2 lakh crore) in the next 10 to 15 years, civil aviation minister Suresh Prabhu said today.
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Trinamool Fumes After Air India Decision To Withdraw Flights To Durgapur
On the day the NDA Government announced its new civil aviation policy to boost connectivity to smaller cities across India, Air India withdrew flights to Durgapur in West Bengal due to operational reasons.
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'0/20' In New Aviation Policy Not perfect, But Much Better Than '5/20'
The Cabinet's nod on Wednesday for the much-awaited National Civil Aviation Policy marks the culmination of a detailed stakeholder consultation process and represents India's first comprehensive civil aviation plan, a commendable step.
-
'Older Airlines Can Go To Court': Aviation Minister Defends New Policy
Civil Aviation Minister Ashok Gajapathi Raju has no time for those airlines cribbing about the new aviation policy which allows airlines with no domestic experience to operate international flights if they have a fleet of 20 planes.
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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.
