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IndiGo hikes fuel charges: How much will you pay for international flights now?IndiGo will increase fuel charges on domestic and international flights for new bookings starting April 2, 2026. This adjustment follows a ...- IndiGo shares tumble 5% as airline hikes fuel charges from today amid surging ATF costsIndiGo has raised fuel charges on domestic and international flights from April 2 as ATF prices surge sharply amid global supply disruption...
- IndiGo passengers to pay higher fuel charges from April 2IndiGo will implement revised fuel charges for all new bookings starting April 2, 2026, due to a significant surge in aviation fuel prices....
- 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...
- 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...
- Delhi HC dismisses Turkish-based Celebi's plea against revocation of security clearanceThe Delhi High Court rejected Celebi Ground Handling India's appeal. The appeal challenged the central government's choice to revoke its se...
- 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 ...
- Delhi HC reserves verdict on Turkish firm Celebi's pleas against revocation of security clearanceThe Delhi High Court has reserved its verdict on Celebi's petitions challenging the revocation of its security clearance. The Bureau of Civ...
- Celebi subsidiary files 3 lawsuits in MumbaiCelebi Aviation's subsidiary has initiated legal action by filing three lawsuits in the Bombay High Court. Two lawsuits target Mumbai Inter...
- Celebi drags Centre to court over security clearance revocationCelebi Airport Services India has challenged the Union Civil Aviation Ministry's decision to revoke its security clearance in the Delhi Hig...
- 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...
- Air India lobbies government to axe IndiGo lease with Turkish carrier, source saysAir India is lobbying against IndiGo's leasing agreement with Turkish Airlines, citing business impact and security concerns stemming from ...
- Airlines need price flexibility on regional routes: StudyThe suggestion is part of a study on 'Regional and Remote Connectivity in India' released by Civil Aviation Minister Ashok Gajapathi Raju.
- Indo-Oman link gets 5131 more airline seats in bilateral agreementThe civil aviation ministry today announced an increase in weekly seat entitlements with Oman allowing an increase in connectivity between ...
- Turkey looking forward to PM Narenda Modi's visitTurkey is looking forward to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Turkey for the G20 Summit scheduled in November.
- 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...
- Turkey keen to take part in Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Make-in-India projectTurkey also favours enhancing air connectivity between the two countries and was open to contributing to the growth of the India's aviation...
- 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.
- There is upwardly trend in Turkish-Indian relations: Burak AkçaparThe high regard Turkey pays to Indian investments can be gauged by the level of growth that both countries are experiencing due to mutual c...
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