Wizz Air Abu Dhabi (5W), the ultra-low-fare national airline of the UAE, has announced its exceptional operational achievements for 2023.
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DELHI- It’s time to say goodbye to 2023 and welcome 2024, but this year has been remarkable for the Indian aviation industry, and we have all seen significant achievements. Let us summarize the Ministry of Civil Aviation of India’s 2023 year performance.
Flight operations at Indira Gandhi International Airport (IGI) in Delhi faced disruptions due to adverse weather conditions in the national capital.
A plane to Nicaragua, carrying over 300 Indian passengers, has been grounded in France due to suspected involvement in ‘human trafficking,
Air India placed an extensive order for 70 wide-body and 400 narrow-body aircraft from Boeing and Airbus.
American Airlines (AA) has introduced an innovative Smart Gating system, representing a groundbreaking advancement in airport operations technology.
On Thursday evening (Dec 21, 2023), a China Southern Airlines (CZ) Airbus A350 carrying 146 passengers touched down at Luxembourg Airport (LUX), inaugurating the first direct air route for passengers between China and Luxembourg.
Air France (AF) is staying on course with its strategy to broaden its network, with plans to introduce seven destinations to its summer 2024 schedule (April to October 2024)
Qatar Airways (QR) has unveiled its network expansion plans for 2024, featuring the addition of enticing new destinations and resumptions, which can be booked before the New Year.
On Thursday, InterGlobe Aviation, the parent company of IndiGo (6E), announced that it has settled a revised penalty of Rs 20 lakh with the aviation safety regulator DGCA for four instances of tail strikes involving some of its aircraft.