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Oil shock will hit Asia harder than the 1970sAsia is experiencing energy shocks similar to the 1970s oil crises, with rising fossil fuel costs impacting consumers and industries. This ...- Tata Sons brings in former civil aviation secretary as Air India faces regulatory hurdlesTata Sons has appointed former civil aviation secretary Pradeep Singh Kharola as an advisor for its aviation business. This move aims to bo...
- Vietnam clears path for Chinese COMAC aircraftsVietnam may soon allow Chinese-certified passenger jets to operate in its skies, following a proposal to recognise China’s aviation standar...
- China issued 'disconcerting' warning of live-fire exercises to planes flying above: AustraliaChinese navy exercises off Australia's east coast caused concern among commercial airliners. Flights between Australia and New Zealand were...
- India shuns China's calls to resume passenger flights after 4 yearsChina is urging India to resume direct passenger flights after a four-year hiatus, but India resists due to ongoing border tensions. The 20...
- What airlines, regulators are doing about Boeing 737 MAX 9 jetsThe FAA has allowed Boeing's 737 MAX 9 planes to resume flying after inspections, but barred the planemaker from expanding production. The ...
- Boeing 737 MAX deliveries to China face fresh delay after Alaska incidentBoeing is facing a delay in resuming deliveries of 737 MAX jets to China following a panel blowout on an Alaska Airlines MAX 9. China South...
- China weighs ending freeze on Boeing purchases with 737 Max deal in USChinese President Xi Jinping is not expected to unveil a formal order for the 737 Max; aircraft commitments that are not a firm sale often ...
- China jet crash was intentional, suggests black box data: ReportA Western official told Reuters that the focus is on the actions of the crew after the preliminary investigation did not find any indicatio...
- China's CALC buys 30 ARJ21 jets, to deploy them in Southeast AsiaDeployment in Southeast Asia would mark the first foray into overseas markets for the ARJ21 aircraft, which has not yet gained airworthines...
- As regulators prepare to weigh in on 737 MAX, FAA's global dominance fadesIn March 2019, when the second MAX crash in five months brought the death toll on the recently introduced Boeing Co model to 346 people, Ch...
- Indian state refiners halt oil imports from Chinese cos: SourcesLast week, Indian state refiners decided to stop sending crude import tenders to Chinese trading firm like CNOOC Ltd , Unipec and PetroChin...
- Coronavirus: DGCA suspends pre-flight alcohol test at Kerala airports"The mandatory BA test for flight crew who are operating out of Kerala's airports has been stopped for the next 15 days in light of coronav...
- Coronavirus: Foreigners who went to China after Jan 15 not allowed to enter India, says DGCAThe DGCA, in its circular to airlines on Saturday, reiterated that all visas issued to Chinese nationals before February 5 have been suspen...
- Air India stops flights to Hong Kong till end of marchAs the Indian government temporarily suspended all e-visas issued to Chinese nationals and people of other nationalities residing in China,...
- Anti-drone regulations to be issued within week's time: BCAS officialAt an event "Smart Safe Secure Skies", Deputy Director General in the Bureau of Civil Aviation Security (BCAS) Maheshwar Dayal said, "for a...
- Drone delivery: A look at the current regulations across globeShould drones be allowed for deliveries? That’s the question being asked by governments around the world even as many cos are engaged in fi...
- Alibaba drones on trial as Amazon faces US testAlibaba Group is making its first trial drone deliveries in China, as e-commerce rival Amazon.com struggles to start a similar program in t...
- China says it will not accept EU measures on emissionsChina said it will not accept any "unilateral and compulsory market measures" announced by the EU with its its Emissions Trading System.
- India, China to lead aviation industry growth: IATAIndia, China and Latin America would continue to lead the growth next year in the global aviation industry , IATA said.
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