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Low-flying aircraft damages another house near Kochi airport; CIAL explores compensation, DGCA seeks reportA house near Cochin International Airport suffered damage from a low-flying aircraft. This marks the third such incident in a year. Cochin ...- SAS Mumbai comeback hits turbulence as inaugural flight turns back to CopenhagenSAS's return flight to India faced a setback. The inaugural Copenhagen to Mumbai flight turned back mid-air. This happened because final re...
- 3,000 fewer weekly flights this summer: How will this impact flight tickets and what it means for flyers?India’s domestic aviation sector has entered the Summer 2026 season with a significant 12% reduction in scheduled flights compared to last ...
- DGCA seeks funding, powers like global peers to plug gapsIndia's aviation regulator, the DGCA, is pushing for more independence. It wants to hire its own staff and offer better pay to keep up with...
- Go First creditors greenlight revival planGoFirst’s creditors have approved a business plan for revival of the airline. As part of the business plan, Go First’s RP has sought Rs 425...
- Garuda Aerospace receives Type certification and RTPO approvals from DGCAThe kisan drones are developed for agricultural purposes and with the Type Certification received for the GA-AG model, Garuda Kisan drones ...
- DGCA may bar Jet Airways from accepting advance bookings beyond a periodJet Airways has been flying only 61 of the 116 planes, forcing it to cancel as much as 45% of its total flights per day.
- PMO asks aviation ministry, DGCA to follow Sebi model of self-financing“DGCA will examine the Sebi model of self-financing and also prepare a roadmap for simplification of the processes/procedures, which should...
- DGCA will not review move to impose curbs on SpiceJetGovernment officials said Spice-Jet may decide on funding for the airline at a board meeting scheduled on Monday. SpiceJet confirmed the me...
- DGCA's order will impact our revenues: SpiceJet COO Sanjiv KapoorHow are we expected to make salary payments and clear other dues when the revenues are impacted? We will consult the DGCA on this.
- Cabinet clears proposal to replace DGCA with Civil Aviation Authority; fliers to bear the costThe govt is preparing to charge fliers up to Rs 10 for every ticket purchased to create a new regulator for civil aviation, including the s...
- Kingfisher submits plan to DGCA to restart airline: CEO, Sanjay AggarwalSources in the Directorate General of Civil Aviation said they would examine the plan thoroughly before taking a call.
- Kingfisher Airlines seeks renewal of flying permitAccording to the plan, KFA would resume limited operations with five Airbus A-320 and two turboprop ATR aircraft and gradually step up its ...
- Kingfisher Airlines gets NOCs from oil and leasing companiesKingfisher Airlines furnished NOCs by oil and leasing firms, to DGCA, stating that it is ready to start operations this summer.
- Kingfisher gets 'no objection' from oil cos, leasers to fly again: sourceKingfisher Airlines came better prepared to meet aviation regulator DGCA on Wednesday presenting no-objection certificates by oil and leasi...
- Flying permit of Kingfisher Airlines expires todayFlying permit of Kingfisher, which has been suspended by DGCA, expires today, but rules allow that it can be renewed within two years.
- DGCA seeks more details from Kingfisher on its financesKingfisher CEO Sanjay Aggarwal had informed DGCA chief Arun Mishra on Monday that the airline would require about Rs 652 crore over the nex...
- DGCA to ask for more details from Kingfisher Airlines on its financesCivil Aviation Minister Ajit Singh today said the cash-strapped carrier's parent firm UB Group has not disclosed anything regarding funding.
- Kingfisher Airlines submits revival plan to DGCAKingfisher had a few weeks ago submitted an application for renewal of its flying permit, which is due to expire on December 31.
- Kingfisher Airlines to restore its normal flight schedule in 3-4 monthsKingfisher Airlines, which has reduced its services for past one week, said it would normalize flight schedule in next three to four months.
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