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Airlines need to cut 265 weekly international flights connecting Mumbai airport from Oct 25: SourcesMumbai's international airport will cut 265 weekly flights from October 25 as Terminal 1 undergoes redevelopment. The airport operator plan...- Mumbai airport plans Rs 2,000 crore revamp to handle 55 flights an hourMumbai International Airport Ltd is planning to invest Rs 2,000 crore in airside projects to enhance capacity. They aim to raise peak-hour ...
- Noida International Airport may lose fare edge over IGI despite UP’s fuel tax relief. Why?Flyers may not find cheaper flights from the new Noida International Airport as higher airport tariffs and passenger charges offset Uttar P...
- IndiGo hikes fuel charges: How much will you pay for international flights now?IndiGo will increase fuel charges on domestic and international flights for new bookings starting April 2, 2026. This adjustment follows a ...
- IndiGo shares tumble 5% as airline hikes fuel charges from today amid surging ATF costsIndiGo has raised fuel charges on domestic and international flights from April 2 as ATF prices surge sharply amid global supply disruption...
- Partial rollback in ATF price hike as government steps in to check airfaresGovernment intervention allowed only a partial ₹15/litre increase in jet fuel rates, averting a sharp rise in domestic airfares ahead of el...
- The airline industry's dirty secretSustainable aviation fuel or SAF faces challenges. United Airlines ended its contract with World Energy. World Energy's Paramount refinery ...
- Aviation hub-bub, now, bridge the gulfIndia is strategically expanding its international air travel capacity, resisting pressure to expand bilateral agreements with West Asian c...
- India now world's 3rd-largest domestic aviation market, says PM ModiPrime Minister Modi highlighted India's emergence as the world's third-largest domestic aviation market, fueled by initiatives like the UDA...
- Winter is coming for the world’s airlines and only a few may survive this crisisThe grim truth is that the worst period for the aviation industry is probably ahead of it, rather than behind. For all that the actions tak...
- India mulls up to $1.6 billion rescue plan for aviation sector after coronavirusProposal includes temporary suspension of most taxes levied on the sector.
- Plan to levy 2% cess on airfares against global norms: IATAThe government's plan to charge 2% cess on domestic and international airfares goes against the principles of the International Civil Aviat...
- AAI unions seek Narendra Modi, Mamata's help to block privatisationThe AAI Joint Forum has sought the intervention of six chief ministers to block aviation ministry's move to privatise six airports.
- IATA welcomes govt move to abolish airport development feeIATA today welcomed the government's decision to abolish airport development fee (ADF) at Delhi and Mumbai airports, saying it looked forwa...
- IATA, airlines punch holes in private airports' claim of low chargesDomestic airlines such as Kingfisher and Jet Airways are demanding a reduction in airport charges as individual operators unilaterally fix ...
- One lakh travel agents may lose jobs in New YearTravel agents could lose their jobs in the New Year if the problem related to fees on air ticket sales is not solved soon. Travel Insurance...
- One lakh travel agents may lose jobs in New YearOver one lakh travel agents could lose their jobs in the New Year if the problem related to fees on ticket sales is not solved soon.
- World financial crisis stalks global air carriersOver the last 6 months about three dozen strong players have stopped or suspended operations including Italy's Alitalia. Top 10 airports | ...
- e-ticketing to cover 90 per cent of interline travel: IATAIATA has said e-ticketing agreements between airlines would cover about 90 per cent of such travel by May 31.
- 'India not yet ready for 100% e-ticketing'Travel agents in India have sought government’s intervention to stop a proposal from the International Air Transport Association (IATA) to ...
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