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- A quiet Gulf player may steal Pakistan’s ‘miracle’ momentNegotiations around a possible Iran–US ceasefire have shifted focus towards a Gulf state near the Strait of Hormuz, raising questions over ...
- China lauds nations that denied overflight rights for Taiwan presidentChina praised Seychelles, Mauritius, and Madagascar for denying overflight permission to Taiwan President Lai Ching-te’s aircraft, saying i...
- Government rejects security approval of Noida Airport CEOIndia’s aviation security regulator has denied security approval to the CEO of Noida International Airport, potentially delaying the start ...
- Longer flight paths push DGCA to ease pilot duty rules temporarilyThe Directorate General of Civil Aviation has eased pilot flight duty rules for long-haul flights. This move aims to ensure enough pilots a...
- PMO raises query over AirAsia India’s international rightsThe PMO raised the query along with a letter from MP Subramaniam Swamy, urging the government to not let AirAsia India fly overseas due to ...
- Vistara wait to fly overseas may get longerVistara had applied for approvals to fly international during the middle of this year and has plans to fly internationally before December ...
- Malaysian owner of AirAsia India seeks fleet exemption to fly abroad“If the dispensation from 0/20 is granted, we can start international flights in 3 months depending on the other factors like slots," Execu...
- Civil Aviation Ministry 'tweaking' international flying norms?The Civil Aviation Ministry is all set to "tweak" the existing norm for international flying by domestic carriers with certain riders, desp...
- Air India drops opposition on 5/20 norm abolition5/20 rule requires any domestic carrier to have domestic flying experience of 5 yrs and a fleet of 20 aircraft to fly global routes.
- Do away with 5/20 norms for international operations: CAPAAt present, an Indian carriers is allowed to fly overseas only when it has completed five years of domestic operations and have a minimum o...
- Much awaited draft aviation policy likely to delayed furtherThe much awaited draft aviation policy is likely to be delayed further as certain provisions including easing of international flying norm ...
- Work still in progress on changes to 5/20 norms: Ministry of Civil AviationMinistry of Civil Aviation today said no decision has been taken yet on changes to the 5/20 norms as work is still in progress on the matte...
- Government expects to finalise new aviation policy in a monthBesides, formulating a new civil aviation policy, the government is in the process of doing away with the '5/20' norms for domestic airline...
- Easing of 5/20 norms should not hit established carriers: SpiceJet chairman Ajay SinghUnder the norms, only carriers having been in operation for at least five years and with a fleet of at least 20 aircraft are allowed to fly...
- Global operations for domestic airlines: Government mulls changing rulesBesides, the airline should have an accident/ serious incident free record of operation during this period as well as undertaken one DGCA s...
- Government may relax eligibility rule 5/20 for domestic airlines to fly on international routesAt present, a domestic airline needs to be in operation for minimum five years and have a fleet of at least 20 aircraft to be eligible to f...
- Kingfisher may board Deccan to fly abroadKingfisher and Air Deccan are exploring the possibility of starting co-branded flights to the US, connecting San Francisco to Bangalore and...
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