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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 ...- US carriers spent $6. 5B on fuel in April; global profit forecast is cut nearly in halfAirlines are facing a fuel price shock. U.S. carriers spent over six billion dollars on jet fuel in April, a significant jump from last yea...
- Global airlines slash 2026 profit forecast on fuel shock from Iran warThe global airline industry has significantly lowered its 2026 profit forecast due to rising fuel costs and disruptions from the Iran war. ...
- Pakistan's interior minister arrives in Tehran for US-Iran peace talksPakistan's Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi arrived in Tehran for crucial negotiations with Iranian officials on behalf of the United States....
- Airline chiefs grapple with fuel shock, fare test at Rio summitGlobal airline leaders gather in Rio de Janeiro facing a tough recovery test. The Iran war is increasing fuel costs and disrupting flight p...
- 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...
- Asia, Europe could see jet fuel shortages in coming months: IATA chief Willie WalshGlobal airlines' grouping IATA warns of potential jet fuel shortages in Asia and Europe in the coming months. Extraordinarily high fuel cos...
- Go First and Jet Airways lose airline codes for being non-operationalThe two-letter designator codes G8 and 9W, assigned by the International Air Transport Association (IATA), a global trade association of th...
- India emerging as key aviation market: IATA reportIndia's domestic air travel has continued to grow robustly and as of February, it was a mere 2.2 per cent shy of reaching pre-pandemic leve...
- 'GAY' code for Gaya airport inappropriate; make all efforts to change it: Parliamentary panel tells govtThe panel had also recommended that the government and Air India complete all the requisite consultations and formalities in a time-bound m...
- India's domestic air passenger traffic up 7.9% in June: IATAThe overall global passenger traffic (domestic and international), however, rose by 5 per cent compared to June 2018, said the Internationa...
- July air passenger traffic up by 28.1 per cent; India at peak among major marketsChina clocked the second highest growth at 10.9 per cent after India followed by the Russian Federation, which posted an 8.8 per cent growt...
- Domestic air travel demand growth highest worldwide: IATA"The strongest growth occured in India and Brazil, followed by China, which benefitted from Lunar New Year-related travel," IATA said.
- India to overtake United Kingdom in world aviation market rankingIndia would be among the top 5 fastest growing markets in terms of adding more passengers every year, first IATA projection for next 2 deca...
- Domestic air traffic grew 6% in July: IATA reportOverall, the demand on domestic routes rose by 4.9 per cent in July over the previous year, ahead of a 3.5 per cent capacity increase.
- Kingfisher Airlines starts refund to travel agents for unflown ticketsKingfisher has agreed to a refund for unflown tickets issued by travel agents through the IATA billing and settlement link.
- Airlines doing well but markets paint a gloomy picture: IATAProfitability of airlines across the world reflected a "reasonable" performance, but the picture was gloomy for them in share markets, IATA...
- Airlines restore capacity on intl sectors post-recessionAirlines have started restoring capacity on international sectors that they had withdrawn during recession.
- Commercial airlines face $2.8 billion loss in 2010: IATACommercial airlines worldwide should lose about 2.8 billion dollars in 2010, but start enjoying a turnaround next year with the outlook ros...
- Asia is now world's biggest air travel market: IATAAPAC has overtaken North America as the world's largest air travel market with 647 million passengers in 2009.
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