India’s Operation Sindoor, a precision strike on terrorist sites in Pakistan and PoJK, has disrupted aviation across northern India, leading to airport closures and widespread flight cancellations. Srinagar Airport is shut, while major carriers like Air India, IndiGo, and SpiceJet have suspended operations at key airports.
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NEW DELHI: Air connectivity between India and New Zealand, Star Alliance partners Air India (AI) and Air New Zealand (NZ) have signed a Memorandum of…
View More Air India-Air New Zealand sign codeshare deal, target direct flights by 2028
NEW DELHI: BJP MP Sambit Patra delivered a powerful speech in the Parliament today during discussions on the Supplementary Demands for Grants. He praised Prime…
View More Sambit Patra blasts UPA’s failures, lauds Modi’s economic reforms and Manipur relief efforts
NEW DELHI: Airline safety and passenger comfort have come under scrutiny after Punjab BJP President Sunil Jakhar and Union Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan highlighted their…
View More Broken seats, broken trust: Political leaders slam Air India and Indigo for negligence
NEW DELHI: As the New Year approaches, airlines flying the busy Mumbai-Delhi route are facing backlash from travelers due to sky-high airfares. Major carriers such as…
View More IndiGo, Air India face backlash over skyrocketing Mumbai-Delhi airfares
NEW DELHI — The National Investigation Agency (NIA) conducted searches at multiple locations across Punjab on Friday, targeting premises linked to Gurupatwant Singh Pannun, a…
View More NIA conducts raids across Punjab in connection with Pannun terror case
How India responded to Microsoft services’ failure
The global outage in Microsoft’s cloud services has caused significant disruptions in flight operations, banking, financial services, and hospitals.
An Air India passenger claims that he found a metal blade in the food provided on the flight from Bengaluru to San Francisco on June 9. Reacting to the incident, the Tata Group-owned airline confirmed the presence of the metal blade in the meal.
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NEW DELHI: Air India finds itself under the spotlight as the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) issued a show-cause notice following the unfortunate demise…
View More Air India receives DGCA notice after passenger dies
NEW DELHI: The Civil Aviation Ministry has imposed substantial fines on IndiGo and Mumbai airport operator (MIAL) in response to a widely circulated video depicting…
View More Fines imposed on IndiGo & Mumbai airport operator for runway dining
These measures play a critical role in mitigating potential safety risks and maintaining the highest standards of safety across the industry.
View More DGCA implements oversight measures in 2023 to fortify aviation safety standards
NEW DELHI: Each year, the catalogue of notable accomplishments by Indians seems to expand, and this time around, it appeared as if there was a…
View More Year-ender 2023: Look back at India’s top 10 achievements this year