SpiceJet taken off DGCA's enhanced surveillance regime Synopsis India's Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has discontinued enhanced surveillance of SpiceJet. The move comes after DGCA inspectors made 95…

Go First informs NCLT it is exploring settlement with Delhivery Synopsis Go First, which is currently undergoing Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process (CIRP), is settling its dispute with logistics company Delhivery, a…

Unruly passengers: Parliamentary panel recommends special airline wing Synopsis The Department related to the Standing Committee for Transport, Tourism and Culture has tabled its report on the development of greenfield and…

Aviation sector undertakes measures by ICAO for sustainable practices The civil aviation ministry has advised all brownfield airports to work towards achieving 'carbon neutrality' and 'net zero', and to adopt carbon…

Global insurance group bolsters aviation division Global insurance group Howden has announced two key appointments in its aviation division. Steven Crook has been appointed as divisional director and head of claims,…

Top 5: The Most Spectacular Airline Startup Failures When startup airlines emerge, they often enter with much fanfare, surrounded by optimism and hope for a profitable future. Some, however, never quite live up to the hype,…

Delhi’s IGI becomes India’s first airport to have four runways Civil aviation minister Scindia also inaugurated India’s first eastern cross taxiway (ECT) that will connect the Northern part of the airfield to the southern…

Dassault Aviation: India selects Navy Rafale Kolkata: As Prime Minister Narendra Modi finished his two-day France tour, Dassault Aviation has informed that the Indian government announced the selection of the Navy Rafale to…

India selects naval version of Rafale: Dassault Aviation "The Indian government announced the selection of the Navy Rafale to equip the Indian Navy with a latest-generation fighter," Dassault Aviation said in a statement.…

Aviation and travel industry revive ‘One Too Many’ campaign The Government-backed One Too Many campaign aims to remind passengers of the consequences of drinking to excess while travelling The UK’s aviation and travel…