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DGCA suspends 2 pilots' licences for violation of safety rulesDGCA has suspended the licences of the pilot-in-command (PIC) of the SpiceJet flight for six months and a pilot of a charter airplane for o...- SpiceJet aircraft which faced turbulence had reliability issues with weather radarInvestigation into the incident was handed over to the AAIB, as it was classified as an accident due to passengers sustaining serious injur...
- India likely to record 827 million air passenger traffic by 2032-33With the rise in the number of flyers, the government has been taking multiple steps for corresponding growth in the airport infrastructure...
- Guwahati airport likely to operate 27 more flights daily for summer scheduleAfter the third wave of the Covid-19 pandemic, the Guwahati airport has witnessed a sharp rise in terms of air traffic movement and passeng...
- Construction of 21 greenfield airports approved, says President KovindThe greenfield airports will also come up in Datia (Gwalior) in Madhya Pradesh, Kushinagar and Noida (Jewar) in Uttar Pradesh, Dholera and ...
- Over 11,030 MT of liquid medical oxygen delivered across India on Oxygen Express trainsSince April 19, when the first empty trucks left from Mumbai to be loaded with oxygen, marking the beginning of the Oxygen Express service,...
- SpiceJet to add 66 new flights to domestic network from March 28These new flights, which will be operated with Boeing 737s and regional jet Bombardier Q400s, are aimed at augmenting connectivity between ...
- SpiceJet launches 4 international flights to Muscat, 58 on domestic routes"As we are slowly returning back to normalcy and there is a continued improvement in demand, we are delighted to launch 62 new flights on o...
- Over Rs 300 crore invested in airport infra in FY'20Approximately 3.4 million passengers flew under the government's regional connectivity scheme, Udan, till date, with 134 routes commencing ...
- SpiceJet commences daily Durgapur-Mumbai flight under Udan schemeFlights will take-off from Mumbai at 7.50am for Durgapur and the return journey from the industrial city is at 10.45am..
- Oneway.Cab launched in Kolkata, to expand in other tier II citiesThe company will focus on connecting major cities like Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, and Chennai to tier-1 and tier-2 regions to facilitate affor...
- New airline Zoom to take off on February 15The airline, which will start daily scheduled operations on the Delhi-Kolkata-Durgapur sector from February 15, is marketing itself as a pr...
- Zoom Air takes wings; to start commercial ops from Feb 15With the launch of its services, Zoom Air is expected to make competition intense in the regional aviation market, which currently accounts...
- Air India may seek Rs 65-70 crore compensation for Kolkata mishapA Jet Airways tarmac coach had on Dec 21 rammed into an Alliance Air stationary ATR aircraft, at Kolkata's NSCB airport, resulting in subst...
- Air India may seek 65-70 crore compensation for Kolkata mishapA Jet Airways tarmac coach had on December 21 rammed into an Alliance Air stationary ATR aircraft, at Kolkata's NSCB airport.
- BAPL gets land for airport city projectThe state government has also put a rider in the agreement. If BAPL fails to maintain the stipulated timeline, then it can ask the company ...
- GAIL, RCF ink pact for coal gasification projectState-run firm GAIL on Friday entered into an agreement with Rashtriya Chemicals & Fertilizers Ltd (RCF) for setting up coal gasification p...
- Railways gung-ho on logisticsIndian Railways (IR) is in talks with some state governments to develop logistics parks alongside the route of the proposed dedicated freig...
- PM lays foundation stone for western freight corridorManmohan Singh on Thursday laid the foundation stone for the Rs 11,446-crore Western Dedicated Freight Corridor (DFC) in Mumbai, simultaneo...
- PM set to flag off work on dedicated freight corridorThe dedicated freight corridor, proposed to be flagged off by prime minister Manmohan Singh next week, will be a big boon for Indian export...
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