Swamy today moved the Delhi HC seeking "immediate suspension" of flying licence granted to airline AirAsia India alleging that it had obtai...

Payment dispute has arisen after it emerged that the plane was flying on an unauthorised schedule when it crashed.

Indonesia search & rescue teams hunting for AirAsia jet's wreck located 4 large objects in Java Sea, agency chief Fransiskus Bambang Soelis...

Indonesia has suspended the AirAsia service on the route yesterday, saying its Sunday flights were not in the contract.

The AOP (Air Operator's Permit or flying licence) granted will be subject to the outcome of the writ petition. The application is disposed ...

FIA has filed two separate petitions challenging the approvals being granted to AirAsia India and Tata-SIA Airlines deals respectively.

India's seventh airline was officially born on Wednesday as AirAsia India's wait to get approvals culminated with the DGCA granting it lice...

AirAsia India, owned by Arun Bhatia, is inching closer to beginning operations after the DGCA completed the aircraft inspections a while ag...

The civil aviation ministry has told the ECommission that granting air operator’s permit to AirAsia India will not violate the model code o...

FIA reiterated that the rationale for allowing investment by foreign airlines in India was to bring in investment into the existing struggl...

The Directorate General of Civil Aviation had set up a three-member committee to examine the objections raised against the proposal.

Meanwhile, the DGCA is also in the process of completing the other formalities required for providing the air operator’s permit.

Aviation regulator DGCA is sending a team of its officers to Malaysia next week to inspect and certify Air Asia facilities.

Persons in the know at the civil aviation ministry said the airline has been allowed to import 10 aircraft over the next year.

The new airline, AirAsia India, which plans to keep its operational centre in Chennai, plans to initially operate in Southern India.

Though NOC was issued by the Ministry last week, this was the first formal statement by the AirAsia CEO on microblogging site Twitter.

The proposal was cleared by the Foreign Investment Promotion Board (FIPB), Finance Ministry said in a statement.