Passengers seated to the (right or left) can see the pyramids of Giza.” Fatigued pilots of Air India operating flights to and ...

The ministry of civil aviation explicitly reserved the right to reimpose fare controls or take other regulatory measures if ...

Airlines have been directed to maintain discipline in fare-setting, keeping prices fair, transparent and in line with market conditions.

The ministry noted that both capacity and operations across the aviation sector have normalised, including staffing issues that had contributed to the earlier disruptions.

Indian airlines warn of potential grounding and job cuts due to soaring costs, urging government relief to ensure viability.

IndiGo, Air India and SpiceJet have raised strong objections to the government's decision asking airlines not to levy any ...

Indian airlines are requesting an emergency government meeting. Carriers are facing a massive fuel price surge and Dubai airport flight disruptions.

During a broadcast interview with Japanese agency Kyodo, the Foreign Minister underlined that Iran does not want a ceasefire but remains open for talks to end the war. However, he added that, the ...

India orders 60% free seat selection, but carriers warn it could backfire. With fuel costs rising amid the Iran war, airlines ...

The Federation of Indian Airlines (FIA), which represents the three airlines, has urged the Civil Aviation Ministry to withdraw the decision.