several routes within Asia that have not yet been considered for direct services by airlines, despite demonstrating significant passenger volume in the past.
Indian aviation
Indian Aviation achieved a historic milestone on November 17, 2024, transporting 505,412 domestic passengers across 3,173 flights.
In recent years, the trend of privatizing flag carriers has gained traction across the Indian subcontinent. Air India (AI), Pakistan International Airlines (PK), and Sri Lankan Airlines (UL) have each experienced government-driven efforts toward privatization, though with varying degrees of success.
Nandan GSE, India’s leading ground support equipment manufacturer, showcases its latest electric products at GSE Expo Europe 2024 in Lisbon.
Civil Aviation Ministry received proposals from 10 state to rename 22 airports across the country including Shirdi Airport and Tirupati.
Homegrown aerospace manufacturers are banking on the surge in orders from Indian airlines to secure more business from global giants like Airbus and Boeing.
In the dynamic world of aviation, India has emerged as a key player in international travel over the past two decades.
A senior official has indicated that the Indian government intends to pursue the sale of its shares in Air India’s (AI) former subsidiaries in the fiscal year 2025 (FY2025).
There were echoes of “Jai Shri Ram,” “Vande Mataram,” and “Hamane Mandir Wahin Banaya Hai” on the flights. Some passengers even sang devotional songs (‘Bhajans’) within the aircraft.
Indian airlines predominantly offer point-to-point services to Dubai. In contrast, UAE-based airlines leverage their allocations for Sixth Freedom traffic, particularly to lucrative routes in Europe and North America.