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IndiGo permitted to operate 5 leased B737 planes from Turkey only till March '26: DGCAIndiGo's operation of five leased planes from Turkey will end in March 2026. The aviation regulator DGCA has confirmed no further extension...- India proposes easing aircraft leasing conditions in potential boost for IndiGoIndia's aviation regulator plans to relax rules for airlines to wet lease aircraft, changing "only" to "normally" for emergency situations....
- Govt takes a U-turn on links with Turkish aviation sectorThe Indian government is showing signs of easing its stance on civil aviation ties with Turkey, as evidenced by recent approvals of aircraf...
- Popular tourist hub to fine airline passengers who stand up before plane stopsPassengers flying to Turkey face fines—around $70—for standing up or opening overhead lockers before the seatbelt sign turns off after land...
- Can your flight impatience cost you big? Turkey to fine passengers for this common mis-etiquetteTurkey’s aviation authority is cracking down on a common inflight misbehavior—passengers standing up and grabbing luggage before the plane ...
- Celebi vs UoI: Delhi HC reserves judgment on Turkish co's plea challenging govt's decision to revoke its security licenseThe Delhi High Court has reserved its judgment on Celebi Airport Services' plea challenging the revocation of its security clearance by BCA...
- Turkey’s Celebi says it’s cooperating after India revokes clearanceÇelebi Aviation, a Turkish company, has spoken about full cooperation with Indian authorities after its ground handling and cargo operation...
- Delhi HC to hear on Monday Turkish firm Celebi's plea against revoking of security clearanceThe Delhi High Court will address petitions from Celebi Airport Services India and another firm. These petitions challenge the aviation wat...
- What airlines, regulators are doing about Boeing 737 MAX 9 jetsThe FAA has allowed Boeing's 737 MAX 9 planes to resume flying after inspections, but barred the planemaker from expanding production. The ...
- Airlines from US, Turkey, Mexico to inspect B737-Max"We are very fortunate this didn't end up in something more tragic," Jennifer Homendy, the head of the National Transportation Safety Board...
- Turkey widens war tech hunt by tapping Pakistan’s China tiesA deal would get NATO-member Turkey closer to some of China’s military technology. Pakistan builds its JF-17 fighter jets with China and is...
- Now, India bans entry of Indians from EU, Turkey and UKWhile European Union consists of 27 countries spread across Europe, European free trade association constitutes four members that Switzerla...
- IndiGo cancels flights on Delhi-Istanbul, Chennai-Kuala Lumpur route from March 18-31"These are purely temporary and precautionary measures. We understand that these measures will cause inconvenience to our customers and we ...
- Ground to air: Airlines face many headwindsET takes stock of the major pain points for the burgeoning industry — technical problems with new aircraft, financial stress and cascading ...
- DGCA begins probe into radioactive leak at IGI AirportDGCA has started its probe into the leak of radioactive substance, which had come from Turkey, at the cargo complex of IGI Airport this mor...
- India should review airport regulatory model for investment: ACIThe ACI chief said the private investors came in to invest in airport infrastructure with "one set of expectations but got something differ...
- Delhi HC asks DGCA to deregister 2 aircraft leased out to KingfisherDelhi High Court today asked aviation regulator DGCA to deregister two leased-out planes with Kingfisher, lying at Istanbul in Turkey.
- DGCA deregisters 15 Kingfisher aircraftDGCA deregisters 15 aircraft of KAF to enable global leasing companies to take them back on grounds of default on their lease rentals by th...
- DGCA to decide on de-registration of Kingfisher aircrafts leased by DVBThe Indian civil aviation regulator met representatives of DVB, the German transportation finance bank and Kingfisher Airlines over the iss...
- German bank DVB to send team to India to reclaim Kingfisher Airlines aircraftGerman Bank DVB, is sending a team to India to get two of its planes leased to KFA de-registered so that it can reclaim its property.
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