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28 stranded people, 20 army personnel airlifted from landslide-hit Chaten in north SikkimDue to heavy rain and multiple landslides in north Sikkim, 28 civilians and 20 army personnel were airlifted from Chaten after road connect...- Sikkim: First batch of tourists from Chaten successfully evacuated at Pakyong AirportEvacuation efforts are underway in North Sikkim following severe weather conditions that triggered landslides and flash floods. Helicopters...
- Sikkim CM Prem Singh Tamang seeks tourism ministry's support to build toy museum and cultural labSpeaking on the proposals submitted to the Ministry, he sought the consideration and support of the Union Minister for the construction of ...
- SpiceJet suspends operations in SikkimAccording to a spokesperson of the budget airline, bad weather and low visibility were two bottlenecks that had led to operational constrai...
- 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...
- New airports being constructed in India at unprecedented speed: PM ModiThe Centre has accorded in-principle approval for setting up of 21 greenfield airports across the country of which six have been constructe...
- Pakyong in Sikkim another risky airport with tabletop runwayConstructed by the Airport Authority of India at an estimated cost of Rs 605 crore, it is an "engineering marvel" for its soil reinforcemen...
- First commercial flight lands at PakyongThe airline will operate direct flights on the Kolkata-Pakyong-Kolkata route daily under the Centre's regional connectivity scheme UDAN, th...
- PM Narendra Modi inaugurates Sikkim's Pakyong airportThe airport was constructed by the Airports Authority of India and at present, the nearest airport from Sikkim is located 124 km away in Ba...
- PM Narendra Modi to inaugurate Sikkim's first airport todayThe prime minister will leave for the Himalayan state after launching the Centre's flagship Ayushman Bharat-National Health Protection Miss...
- Sikkim to be on aviation map; greenfield airport to be inaugurated SundayGangtok, Sept 19 () The picturesque state of Sikkim will feature on India's aviation map from Sunday with the commissioning of a greenfield...
- PM Modi to inaugurate Sikkim airport on Sep 23After the formal inauguration of the airport on September 23, the commercial operation of flights will commence from the airport in the fir...
- IAF's Dornier aircraft lands at Pakyong airport"This is a historic day for Sikkim. A 19-seater Dornier 288 aircraft landed successfully at 3:25 pm today at Pakyong Airport," Chief Secret...
- Govt gives go ahead for 18 new airports costing Rs 30,000 croreMinister of State for Civil Aviation Jayant Sinha today said the government has granted "in principle" approval for the greenfield airports.
- Pakyong airport in Sikkim to become operational by 2017Sikkim's first greenfield airport at Pakyong will be operationalised by 2017, which will provide a direct connectivity to the land-locked s...
- Civil Aviation Ministry gives site clearance for airport in BhiwadiGovernment has given site clearance to DMIDC for greenfield airport in Bhiwadi, Rajasthan while a final view on setting up an airport in Je...
- Sikkim's first greenfield airport to be completed by December 2014Sikkim's first greenfield airport at Pakyong will be completed by December 2014 which will provide air connectivity to the land locked stat...
- Punj Lloyd shares in demand on Rs 264 crore airport projectShares of Punj Lloyd gained momentum after the company bagged an order worth Rs 264 crore from the Airport Authority of India for building ...
- Greenfield airports all set for take-off: Setting up greenfield airports seems to be the flavour of the season.
- Agra, Ajmer may get airports as states queue up for air powerSetting up greenfield airports seems to be the flavour of the season. The union civil aviation ministry has received proposals to construct...
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