The Indian aviation market is witnessing 117 million domestic & 43 million international passengers, Civil Aviation Secretary KN Shrivastav...

Civil Aviation Ministry is hopeful of completing the process of privatising six major airports, including those at Chennai and Kolkata, wit...

Aviation Secretary also suggested that domestic carriers should increase operations particularly to those states which have slashed taxes o...

DGCA has warned Bihar government to take urgent steps to upgrade flight safety at the Patna airport or else it will have only small aircraf...

The Civil Aviation Ministry today said it would continue to press state governments to reduce taxes on jet fuel to provide some relief to t...

"Government will play a vital role in connecting remote areas. A regional airline policy will be in place soon," Civil Aviation Secretary K...

Air India is likely to be allowed to fly its Boeing 787 Dreamliners to Japan soon with the ICAO clearance.

"India is open to give 100 per cent control to private investors to manage six airports that the government plans to throw open to the priv...

The Ministry also asked them to identify the rows of seats to be charged, Civil Aviation Secretary K N Shrivastava said.

A majority of the 15 leased planes that still remain on Kingfisher Airlines's (KFA) name may be headed to the scrapyards.

Airports Authority of India has set a high target on returns from its services in the current financial, which is almost one-fourth more th...

Mallya’s close aides were trying to restart operation from December 18 as a ‘birthday’ gift to the troubled billionaireturned-millionaire .

Kingfisher Airlines, which is yet to pay part dues to its employees, has sought more time to submit a comprehensive revival plan to DGCA.

The management of grounded Kingfisher Airlines made a desperate plea to the aviation ministry on Thursday for restarting operations.

Employees of cash-strapped Kingfisher Airlines received a second installment of salaries as part of a deal between the company management.

Ahead of submitting a revival plan to DGCA, Mallya met Civil Aviation Secretary K N Shrivastava and briefed him about the steps being taken.

India and New Zealand today decided to promote and develop training and technical cooperation in civil aviation sector including accepting ...