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    Fly91 Targets Tier-2 and Tier-3 Cities with Expansion

    Mumbai, April 3 Fly91, a regional carrier based in Goa, announced on Friday the launch of services to Rajahmundry, Vijayawada, and Hubballi, along with five new routes, as part of its gradual network expansion.The new services will begin in phases between April 10 and April 17, Fly91 said in a...
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    Govt Halts 60% Free Seat Directive

    Mumbai, April 2 According to sources, the government on Thursday "put on hold" its earlier directive to airlines to offer at least 60 per cent of seats on a flight without charging any additional fees, effective from April 20.On March 18, the Ministry of Civil Aviation announced that...
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    Rising Costs and Airspace Disruptions Impact Indian Airlines

    Mumbai, March 27 Ratings agency ICRA revised its outlook on the Indian aviation industry to negative from stable on Friday, citing disruptions in international airspace following the escalation of geopolitical tensions in West Asia.The revision in outlook is also due to a sharp depreciation of...
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    DGCA Chief Highlights Airline Difficulties, Seeks Recovery

    New Delhi, March 26 The Director General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) is working to make it easier for airlines to do business, in order to help them grow and thrive, as well as taking steps to protect passenger rights, its chief Faiz Ahmed Kidwai said on Thursday.Airlines are facing significant...
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    IndiGo: Airfare Demand at Risk Amid Middle East Situation

    Mumbai, March 24 The country's largest airline, IndiGo, said on Tuesday that international flights in the summer schedule will vary depending on the situation in the Middle East, and that demand will be affected if costs continue to rise, which would push airfares higher.The escalating...
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    Airline Industry Stability Under Government Review

    New Delhi, March 23 According to the government, as many as 11 airlines have exited the market in the last 10 years due to financial stress, lack of aircraft, and other internal issues.Minister of State for Civil Aviation, Murlidhar Mohol, told the Rajya Sabha on Monday that the aviation...
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    57 Flights Scheduled for March 12 Amid West Asia Travel

    Mumbai, March 12 Domestic carriers have scheduled 57 inbound flights from various cities in West Asia for March 12, the Civil Aviation Ministry said on Thursday.A total of 1,50,457 air passengers have travelled from Gulf countries to India between February 28 and March 11, it added.Indian...
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    Govt & Airlines Working on West Asia Flight Routes

    March 09, New Delhi: Civil Aviation Minister Kinjarapu Rammohan Naidu addressed the developing situation in West Asia while speaking in the Rajya Sabha on Monday.The minister stated that the government is actively collaborating with airlines and other relevant authorities to ensure the safety...
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    India's Air Travel to West Asia: Ministry Tracks Operations & Fares

    The Ministry of Civil Aviation is closely tracking the evolving situation in West Asia, which is affecting air travel between India and the West Asian region. Airlines are making necessary operational adjustments to ensure passenger safety and the smooth operation of flights, given the current...
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    Civil Aviation Ministry Addresses Passenger Grievances Amid Flight Disruptions

    A total of 278 flights scheduled to be operated today by Indian domestic carriers have been cancelled due to the ongoing developments in West Asia and the resulting airspace restrictions. The Ministry of Civil Aviation stated that flight operations have been affected across several sectors. In a...
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    Passenger Assistance Control Room Established Amidst Flight Disruptions

    The Ministry of Civil Aviation has stated that a total of 281 flights operated by Indian domestic carriers were cancelled yesterday, and it is closely monitoring the evolving situation in West Asia. In a social media post, the ministry announced that a dedicated Passenger Assistance Control Room...
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    India's Trade Exposed: How the Middle East Crisis Impacts Key Industries

    According to Crisil Ratings, a prolonged war in the Middle East could adversely affect several Indian sectors with direct trade exposure to the region, including basmati rice, fertilizers, diamond polishing, airlines, and travel operators.The rating agency said that sectors dependent on...
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    Civil Aviation Ministry Addresses Flight Disruptions in Middle East

    New Delhi, March 1 Indian airlines are expected to cancel 444 international flights on Sunday due to airspace restrictions in the Middle East, according to the Ministry of Civil Aviation.On Saturday, the Ministry of Civil Aviation reviewed the preparedness of aviation stakeholders in the wake...
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    Airfare Fluctuations Under Scrutiny: Centre Awaits Court Response

    New Delhi, February 23 – The Central government informed the Supreme Court on Monday that the issue of fluctuating airfares and additional fees charged by private airlines during festive seasons and holidays is being examined at the highest level.A bench of Justices Vikram Nath and Sandeep...
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    Airlines Hit by Software Issue Causing Check-in Delays

    New Delhi, February 19 Airlines experienced difficulties in checking in passengers at various airports on Thursday morning due to a software issue that lasted for more than 40 minutes, according to sources.Sources told
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