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FDI POLICY IN AVIATION
India–New Zealand sign 'once-in-a-generation' FTAIndia and New Zealand signed a “once-in-a-generation” free trade agreement on Monday that gives New Delhi duty-free access to 100% of tarif...- Relaxed FDI norms to boost manufacturing, generate jobs: Shaktikanta Das"The decision on FDI liberalisation today is a follow up to the decisions which were taken last November when a whole lot of reforms were a...
- Big reforms: Foreign charter operations can now set base in IndiaThe government has allowed 49 per cent FDI for regional air transport, which is an attempt to push govt’s regional connectivity plan.
- Civil aviation sector: Easing FDI norms, govt raises investment limits to 100% from 74%These sectors, till today, were allowed up to 49% FDI under the automatic route and above 49% and up to 74% under the government approval r...
- Finance ministry, DIPP to stick to aviation FDI policyFinance Ministry and DIPP not in favour of rewording FDI policy for the civil aviation sector despite pressure from the Ajit Singh headed c...
- FDI norms do not make a distinction between existing and new airlines: Anand SharmaThe aviation ministry had opposed the AirAsia-Tata proposal to launch new airlines at a meeting of the Foreign Investment Promotion Board.
- FIPB nod to AirAsia made after close scrutiny of policy: Anand SharmaDismissing concerns over foreign investments in AirAsia, Anand Sharma said that FIPB took the decision of allowing FDI after careful scruti...
- FDI in avaition: Foreign fund cap of 49% likelyThe current policy only prescribes up to 49% FDI in scheduled carriers, but is silent on portfolio or foreign institutional investments.
- Government not approving appplications to fly overseas: Rahul Bhatia, IndiGoRahul Bhatia, who floated IndiGo airlines with Rakesh Gangwal five years ago said that the govt should not change current FDI policy in avi...
- Govt may relax FDI caps for insurance, defence production: NathThe new UPA govt may liberalise the entry of FDI in defence production and insurance, and reform the civil aviation policy
- CoS meet may decide on 49% FDI in airlinesThe committee of secretaries (CoS) on foreign direct investment (FDI), slated to meet next week, may take up the proposal to allow 49% FDI ...
- Govt mulls to allow 25 pc FDI to shore up aviation sectorIn the backdrop of the major financial crisis faced by the Indian aviation sector, the government is toying with the idea of allowing forei...
- DIPP to raise FDI in civil aviation spaceThe department of industrial policy and promotion (DIPP) would soon give its go-ahead for raising foreign direct investment (FDI) from the ...
- FDI cap may be raised in select aviation servicesThe department of industrial policy and promotion (DIPP) is likely to approve increase in foreign direct investment (FDI) ceiling to 74% in...
- Equity participation of foreign airlines in domestic cosThe finance ministry appears to be pushing for equity participation by foreign airlines in Indian aviation companies.
- Finance Ministry bats for foreign airlinesThe finance ministry appears to be pushing for equity participation by foreign airlines in Indian aviation companies.
- FDI tap to be turned on for job creatorsThe government plans to liberalise FDI policy for sectors that have a potential to become big employment generators and look at standardisi...
- FDI tap to be turned on for job creatorsThe move to liberalise FDI policy is to provide more incentives for sectors that can generate employment.
- Government to allow higher FDI in aviation: PatelThe government will bring in a policy change to allow higher foreign direct investment in civil aviation-related areas, Civil Aviation Mini...
- Industry ministry at a loss for words over hike in FDI capThe industry ministry’ reaction to the government’s reported move to boost flagging reform by hiking the cap on foreign direct investment (...
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