Japan is raising fees for foreign residents seeking to renew or change their status. New caps are set at 100,000 yen for standard permits a...

India is keenly watching Sri Lanka's move to offer control of Mattala Rajapaksa International Airport to foreign investors. This presents a...

Is a US stock market crash beginning as Nasdaq sinks 2% after shocking CPI inflation rattles Dow and S&P 500? The Nasdaq 100 plunged more t...

US stock market today shows a sharp split. The Dow Jones Industrial Average falls over 160 points. Oil prices surge above $100. Iran tensio...

Nipun Aggarwal is a leading candidate to become the next CEO of Air India. Tata Sons is finalizing its choice for the top position. Campbel...

Why US oil and gas prices are rising today, April 29: Brent crude has crossed $114 per barrel, while WTI trades above $103. At the center o...

Tata Group chairman N. Chandrasekaran acknowledged the aviation industry's turbulent period during an Air India employee town hall. He urge...

Airlines must now offer a minimum of 60 percent of flight seats without extra charges starting April 20. The DGCA has issued new directives...

India's Civil Aviation Minister K. Ram Mohan Naidu has highlighted the urgent need for at least five airlines, each with about 100 aircraft...

The upcoming aviation policy is expected to abolish the rule, which requires Indian carriers to fly five years locally and have a fleet of ...

Govt may review rule that Indian airlines must complete 5 yrs & have a fleet of at least 20 aircraft to start international flights.

Airlines operating in India will now need just a one-time approval to import aircraft over five years, following an easing of norms.

Ajit Singh now wants to relax overseas flying norms for domestic airlines next: a move a few domestic airlines have long been lobbying for.

Industry players are busy lobbying with political parties as well as ministers, who are part of the GoM that will decide the contours of th...

The government’s proposal to allow private airlines to fly abroad may hit Air India as well as Indian.

The policy would be revised on the basis of the capability of Indian carriers to utilise bilateral rights.

Recognising that the aviation boom is here to stay, the government has decided to evolve a transparent mechanism for allocation of airport ...