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New civil aviation policy

28 Jul 2016

Govt hopes new civil aviation policy will encourage regional connectivity

The government on Thursday hoped that the new civil aviation policy will ensure better viability gap funding which will result in improved connectivity of smaller airports by airlines operators and benefit the passengers.

Flyers in India

01 Jul 2016

Good news! Air travellers to pay less for excess checked-in baggage from today

From July 1 onwards, fliers will be required to shell out lesser money for excess checked-in baggage up to a certain limit as the revised fee structure comes into effect.

civil aviation policy

15 Jun 2016

PM Modi hails new civil aviation policy, says it will benefit passengers

Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Wednesday that the new civil aviation policy approved today by the Cabinet will transform the sector and greatly benefit passengers.

India's aviation sector

08 Apr 2015

India's aviation safety rating upgraded by US regulator

The US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has upgraded India's aviation safety rating, paving the way for the domestic airlines to expand in the US skies.

18 Dec 2014

After SpiceJet, govt mulls relief package for airlines

With SpiceJet passing through a turbulent phase, Civil Aviation Ministry is likely to push for granting infrastructure status to the aviation industry to enable it to access finances at cheaper rates and ease the cash crunch.

16 Dec 2014

SpiceJet shares plunge 17% as airline asks for govt help

In four trading sessions, the stock has crashed over 25 percent, eroding Rs 216.63 crore from its market value.

Domestic airlines

04 Dec 2014

Airline sector running through 'turbulent weather': Raju

The airline sector is running through a "lot of turbulent weather" with troubled SpiceJet seeming to give "us heart attacks", Civil Aviation Minister Ashok Gajapathy Raju said on Thursday.

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