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DGCA grants 6-month extension to IndiGo for operating leased Turkish Airlines planesAviation regulator DGCA has granted IndiGo a six-month extension for damp leasing two Boeing 777 aircraft from Turkish Airlines, subject to...- Turkish firm Celebi withdraws plea in Bombay HC against revocation of airport security clearanceCelebi, a Turkiye-based ground handling services company, has withdrawn its plea in the Bombay High Court. This plea contested the revocati...
- MIAL gets HC relief over replacement for Turkish firm Celebi for ground services at Mumbai airportThe Bombay High Court has lifted its stay on Mumbai airport's tender finalisation for ground handling services, following the Delhi HC's di...
- Build firewalls, but with fair play or risk driving investment awayCountries globally balance economic growth with national security, risking blurred lines between legitimate concerns and coercion. India, p...
- Hearing on Turkish firm Celebi's plea against contract termination by MIAL adjournedThe Bombay High Court has postponed the hearing regarding Turkish firm Celebi's petition. This concerns the termination of its contract by ...
- Turkey connection behind Air India crash? Baba Ramdev hints at sabotageFollowing the Ahmedabad plane crash, Yoga guru Baba Ramdev has alleged a potential foreign conspiracy, pointing fingers at a Turkish agency...
- Air India to recalibrate plans on Turkish Technic's maintenance works for its wide-body planesAir India plans to adjust its maintenance strategy. The airline will reduce sending planes to Turkish Technic. This decision follows recent...
- IndiGo CEO responds to DGCA deadline to end Turkish lease, says it will help in finding solution for customersIndiGo receives a three-month extension from the DGCA for its damp-leased aircraft from Turkish Airlines. This extension, valid until Augus...
- DGCA extends IndiGo’s wet lease of Turkish Airlines' Boeing 777s amidst tensions with TurkiyeDGCA has granted IndiGo a three-month extension for its wet lease agreement with Turkish Airlines, allowing continued operation of Boeing 7...
- IndiGo will comply with any govt regulations, says CEO Pieter Elbers on wet leasing of Turkish Airlines planesIndiGo CEO Pieter Elbers on Friday affirmed the airline's commitment to comply with all government regulations regarding its wet-leased air...
- NITI report suggests adoption of Turkiye's program to address skill gaps in IndiaA NITI Aayog report suggests India can learn from Turkiye's skill development programs for medium enterprises, despite current tensions. Tu...
- Government taking inputs from IndiGo, security agencies: K Rammohan Naidu on airline operating leased Turkish Airlines planesThe civil aviation ministry is consulting with IndiGo and security agencies regarding the airline's use of planes leased from Turkish Airli...
- Govt to decide on renewing IndiGo's leases of Turkish Airlines planes, says IndiGo CEO Pieter ElbersIndiGo CEO Pieter Elbers affirmed the airline's compliance with regulations for flights using Turkish Airlines-leased planes, emphasizing t...
- Keeping countries company: Deglobalisation does not alter the need for corporate nationality— it actually reinforces itIn an increasingly globalized world, corporate citizenship and nationality remain crucial, especially for multinational corporations. Geopo...
- No problems at major airports after Celebi's ban as other ground handlers take responsibilityFollowing the ban on Çelebi, most affected airports smoothly transitioned ground handling operations due to a government rule mandating mul...
- AIASL, other ground handling firms start onboarding Celebi staff at airportsFollowing the revocation of Celebi Airport Services India's security clearance due to national security concerns, multiple ground handling ...
- Efforts made to ensure employees working with Celebi are retained: Union Minister Ram Mohan NaiduThe Centre revoked the security clearance of Turkish firm Celebi NAS Airport Services due to national security concerns. Minister Ram Mohan...
- Celebi India refutes false allegations; reaffirms its commitment to India's aviation sectorCelebi Aviation India has refuted social media allegations regarding its ownership and operations, emphasizing its majority ownership by in...
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