War-risk insurance is now available for everyday consumers in the UAE. Insurers are offering new policies for cars, cargo, and travel. This...

Air India or Boeing could face unlimited damages if found negligent under international aviation law, UK legal experts said, following the ...

IndiGo airlines is bracing for a potential surge in aviation insurance costs upon policy renewal, influenced by escalating geopolitical ris...

A recent Air India Boeing 787 Dreamliner crash near Ahmedabad, resulting in over 240 fatalities, is projected to trigger insurance claims e...

The Air India crash in Ahmedabad is expected to result in India's costliest aviation insurance claim, with estimates exceeding $120 million...

Following the Air India plane crash in Ahemdabad, insurance payouts to dependents will be determined by the Montreal Convention. Compensati...

In 2020, Nepal finalised a draft bill on a system of liability for domestic flyers, two years after adopting the Montreal Convention 1999 t...

Air India has paid a compensation of €600( approx Rs 47,700) each to several passengers for the delay in its London to Mumbai flight on May...

The claim will relate mainly to passenger liability and damage to the airline. “We have a 5.5% share (of the total claim) in the Egyptian a...

Providing for increased compensation to air travellers, the amended Carriage by Air Act received assent from the President on March 21.

A bill providing for enhanced compensation to air travellers in case of death, injury, lost baggage or even inordinate delay in flights, wa...

The Carriage by Air (Amendment) Bill, 2015 Bill, which was moved by Civil Aviation Minister P Ashok Gajapathi Raju and passed by a voice vo...

As per the Bill, the liability for delay in carriage for each person is proposed to be raised from 4,150 SDR to 4,694 SDR.

If a person dies or suffers bodily injury in an air crash or some other aviation-related accident, the compensation is now Rs 90 lakh.

The revised provision of the Act would also give effect to the revised limits and benefit the air travellers, the Government said.

The fact that the flight was brought down by a missile may trigger the war exclusion clause, which will mean that insurers pay only the vic...

Air travellers would now be compensated for cancellation or delays in flights which have not been caused by situations like fog or any reas...