Author: Shweta Shukla

The judgment to not use aerobridges for boarding and deboarding an aircraft was causing inconvenience to aged passengers, the panel counted.

Sanad, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Mubadala Investment Company, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Thales to explore places of collaboration in the fast-developing domains of industrial services for airport security, air traffic, and avionics systems.

Sikhs working at airports in India will continue to be permitted to take a small kirpan with them while going for work at these high-security installations.

The SpiceJet airline is soon to add 60 new domestic flights to its summer schedule, including seven UDAN flights, eight industry-first flights, new connections, and other frequencies. 

Deoghar airport is provided with modern facilities including 24-hour medical assistance for passengers. With six check-in counters, the airport has a prime hour handling capacity of 200 passengers. 

The Madras High Court on Friday rejected a plea from Air Corporation Employees Union to control the Union Ministry of Civil Aviation from disinvesting its 100 percent shares in Air India Limited to Tata Group without carrying appropriate measures to protect the terms and conditions of service and the rights of the workers.

Airfares are likely to fall up to 40% on an expected increase in the number of flights, following the government’s go-ahead for resumption of regular international air travel from March 27, expressed industry executives.

coming out of the shadows of the Covid pandemic, Hyderabad is once again ready to host the biennial ‘Wings India – 2022’, which is deemed as Asia’s biggest Civil Aviation Show, between March 24 and 27.

As Kolkata airport prepares to receive back scheduled international flights that have been off the air for over two years, the authorities are gearing up to reopen foreign exchange counters, international SIM cards stalls, retail outlets, and food courts.

The Singaporean government has declared it will spend S$500 million (US$368 million) to support its aviation sector recover from the wounds inflicted during the COVID-19 pandemic that nearly completely shut down international trips.