Foreign companies are exiting India for various reasons, from business failures to global strategy shifts. India aims to build national cha...

Lieutenant Governor said that the way forward had to be based on the prime pillars of smart mobility, sustainable development, water and en...

An Indian tanker faced fire in the Strait of Hormuz. The waterway's status is uncertain despite claims of openness. International maritime ...

The proposed relocation of cargo carriers by the Adani Group to its new Mumbai airport has drawn sharp criticism from the United States. Th...

IATA chief Willie Walsh believes India will expand bilateral flying rights as Indian carriers increase their wide-body aircraft fleet. This...

Indian globetrotters will soon have more flight options from the increasingly popular and affordable Chinese carriers, and the widely-netwo...

To a query on whether abolishing this eligibility criteria would expedite utilisation of bilateral rights, the Minister replied in the affi...

Move to increase quota could help the Gulf nation develop Doha as a major regional hub for westbound traffic from India.

A bilateral air service agreement is one whereby two nations allow their respective airlines to launch flights into each other's territory.

Local airlines and private airports are concerned over the sudden surge in seats and Etihad's access to new cities.

The talks in Abu Dhabi came days after Indian carriers sought an upward revision in seat capacity on the sector.

Civil Aviation Ministry officials are likely to hold talks with the UAE government tomorrow on enhancing bilateral traffic rights between t...

Despite opposition to the proposal from powerful sections of the govt and Air India, the AAI believes this is the right way to go.

The civil aviation ministry on Tuesday allowed all domestic carriers to use bilateral air traffic rights to fly to foreign countries.

A liberal aviation pact between India and the European Union (EU) is on the cards, which will enable this as well as give EU carriers bette...

Indian carriers will get to operate a virtually unrestricted number of flights to European destinations like London, Paris and Frankfurt.

Foreign carriers will gain disproportionate share by the time domestic airlines fly abroad on 5th birthday. Glimpse of the upcoming Delhi A...