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November sees 17% higher domestic air passengers
India resumed domestic passenger flights on May 25 last year after a gap of two months due to coronavirus
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Flying back to normalcy
The civil aviation sector is emerging out of prolonged turbulence and lack of adherence to Covid protocols could lead to a surge of infections again.
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Domestic airlines allowed to fly 85% of pre-Covid flights
The higher cap will allow arilines to operate more flights and carry more passengers; aifare limit set to 15 days from 30 earlier
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Domestic air traffic grows 34% in August to over 67 lakh
Indigo carried over 38 lakh passengers for a 57% share in the domestic aviation market
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Jet Airways may resume operations by next year: Report
A firm plan to the Airport Authority of India (AAI) and private airport operators has been given by Jet 2.0 to restart operations
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SpiceJet denies allegation of safety hazards by ex-pilot
Captain Loganathan had refuted this allegation from the airline, saying that he has never failed any tests and has documentary proof for the same
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DGCA ban on Boeing 737 Max aircraft lifted after two years
Major Indian airlines like SpiceJet and Jet Airways had grounded Boeing 737 aircraft after the crash of an Ethiopian Airlines 737 Max aircraft
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Now, a comprehensive drone insurance policy; know details
After HDFC ERGO and Tata AIG, ICICI Lombard General Insurance has forayed into the drone insurance space
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Aviation ministry increases cap on India-UK flights
The two groups of airlines, Indian and British carriers are each allowed to operate 15 flights per week on the India-UK route at present
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Suspension of international flights extended till July 31
The DGCA circular also said that the suspension does not affect the operation of international all-cargo operations and flights approved by it
