Greece Air Traffic Control Failure Not Cyberattack
A major radio failure at Greece's air traffic control grounded flights nationwide. Authorities confirm it was not a cyberattack. Read the full details on the incident and its impact.
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LAT Aerospace uSTOL Test: Crash a Predicted Milestone
Deepinder Goyal shares LAT Aerospace's uSTOL test flight results. The prototype crashed as predicted, but the key objective was achieved. Read about India's aviation startup ambition.
GMR Airports up 22% as peers fall; tariff win boosts outlook
GMR Airports stock surges 22% in six months while other aviation stocks plummet. Discover how tariff hikes and stable revenues make it a standout investment in India's growing aviation market.
India's Growing Duopoly Problem: Risks for Economy
India's markets, from aviation to telecom, are increasingly dominated by just two players. This analysis explores the risks of duopolies for consumer welfare, prices, and innovation, urging a data-driven policy response.
ICRA: Aviation Sector Losses Pegged at Rs 17-18k Cr in FY26
ICRA sharply revises India's aviation sector loss projection to Rs 17,000-18,000 crore for FY26, driven by IndiGo's operational disruptions in December. Read the full analysis.
Major Aviation Career Fair in Dubai on Jan 21-22, 2026
The GCAA's aviation career fair at Dubai's Etihad Museum connects job seekers with top employers like Emirates, flydubai, and Etihad for roles in cabin crew, piloting, and engineering. Learn how to prepare and seize this unique opportunity.
New Regional Carriers No Answer to Aviation Duopoly: Pilots
The Indian Pilots' Guild argues new regional airlines won't break the IndiGo-Air India duopoly. They call for policy changes to ensure fair competition and pilot job security. Read more.
13,000+ Air Passenger Grievances Resolved by Ministry
India's Civil Aviation Ministry control room has successfully addressed over 13,000 passenger complaints since December 3 through focused monitoring. Read how this initiative is improving air travel.
DGCA official removed after IndiGo schedule collapse
DGCA removes flight standards chief after IndiGo's operational fiasco affecting 5,000 flights. More action expected as calls for a complete regulatory revamp grow. Read the full story.
Bharat Taxi: Govt's Answer to Uber-Ola Dominance
India's ride-hailing market, long dominated by Uber and Ola, may see a major shift. The government's Bharat Taxi cooperative model, launching in two months, promises to redirect profits to drivers. Will this bring the competitive relief users need? Read m
AlHind Air Among 3 New Airlines Cleared for Take-Off
India's aviation ministry grants NOCs to Shankh Air, AlHind Air, and FlyExpress to boost competition and regional connectivity. Discover the Kerala-based AlHind Air's ambitious plans.
New Airline NOCs: No Threat to IndiGo-Air India Duopoly
Three new airlines got NOCs, but experts say structural barriers and high costs will prevent them from challenging IndiGo and Air India's 90% market share. Read the full analysis.
Wings India 2026 aviation expo scheduled for Hyderabad
Hyderabad gears up to host Wings India 2026, Asia's largest civil aviation event, from Jan 28-31. Explore global aerospace innovations and India's soaring aviation sector.
Govt Clears 3 New Airlines, Including Ratan Tata-Backed Airline
India's aviation sector expands as the government grants NOC to three new airlines, including a Ratan Tata-backed venture. Discover the new players and what this means for flyers.
IndiGo Glitch Shows Market Duopoly Issue: Gujarat Official
Gujarat's Principal Secretary cites the IndiGo flight disruptions as a case of market duopoly, urging consumer bodies to intervene in sectors like aviation, healthcare, and education to protect users.
India Approves 3 New Airlines to Break Duopoly
India's aviation ministry grants NOCs to Shankh Air, Al Hind Air, and FlyExpress to increase competition. The move follows recent flight disruptions, aiming to lower costs and offer more choices to flyers.
IIT Madras, France's ENAC launch aviation safety course
IIT Madras Pravartak and France's ENAC launch a joint Aviation Safety Management course for professionals. Applications open until Jan 31, 2026. Strengthen India's aviation safety.
Over 2,400 Aircraft Technical Faults in 5 Years, 2025 Best
Government data reveals over 2,400 technical faults in Indian aircraft since 2021, with 2025 recording the lowest incidents. IndiGo and other carriers show improvement. Read the full analysis.
IndiGo Crisis Highlights DGCA's Revolving-Door Leadership
IndiGo's mass flight cancellations reignite debate over DGCA's leadership by generalist IAS officers, questioning regulatory oversight and aviation safety in India's booming sector.
Punjab's Aviation Push: 50% Subsidy for Pilot Training
Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann announces a 50% subsidy for pilot training at Patiala Flying Club and a Rs 7 crore Aviation Museum to democratize the aviation sector for common people.
Punjab CM: Aviation Not Just for the Wealthy Anymore
Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann announces a 50% subsidy for pilot training, making aviation careers accessible. The state is building a robust aviation ecosystem with affordable, world-class training.
Reliance's Third Attempt to Crack India's Noodles Market
Reliance Consumer Products launches SIL noodles in a third bid to disrupt India's ₹18,000-crore instant noodles market dominated by Maggi and Yippee. Can its new strategy succeed?
India's Aviation Digitisation: AI, Biometrics, Cloud Takeover
From AI-powered baggage tracking at Paris CDG to India's massive cloud platform for 61 airports, digitisation is reshaping air travel. Discover the tech cutting $5bn baggage losses and India's unique system-wide leap.
Rahul Gandhi: Modi Govt Creating Monopolies, Hurting MSMEs
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi criticizes the Modi government for allegedly creating monopolies and duopolies across sectors. He demands economic power be returned to MSMEs for a stronger India. Read the full story.
First Aviation EduCity Launched in Visakhapatnam
GMR Group and Mansas Trust sign MoU for India's first Aviation EduCity in Visakhapatnam. The 136-acre project near Bhogapuram airport aims to address the skilled pilot and crew shortage, creating thousands of jobs. #Aviation #AndhraPradesh #Development
Fixing India's Skies: Competition, Not Breaking Up IndiGo
Former Finance Secretary Subhash Chandra Garg argues that India's aviation sector needs robust competition and smarter regulation, not the breakup of IndiGo, to ensure a healthy market for all. Read his detailed analysis.
IndiGo's Flight Chaos Demands Antitrust Scrutiny, Sector Overhaul
IndiGo's mass flight cancellations stranded passengers, spiked fares, and revealed regulatory weakness. This editorial calls for antitrust action, market reforms, and a push for a domestic aircraft program to break the Airbus-Boeing duopoly.
DGCA Notice to IndiGo CEO Over Crew Rest Rules
Aviation expert supports DGCA's action against IndiGo for violating mandatory crew rest norms. The safety rule, enforced since July 2024, aims to prevent pilot fatigue. Read the full details.
Aviation Minister Counters Rahul Gandhi on IndiGo Crisis
Civil Aviation Minister Ram Mohan Naidu refutes Rahul Gandhi's 'monopoly model' claim amid IndiGo's 6-day crisis, stressing competition and passenger relief. Read the full political clash.
IndiGo chaos continues, fares remain sky-high on day 3
IndiGo flight disruptions continue for third day. Despite govt fare cap directive, passengers face exorbitant ticket prices & chaos at Delhi airport. Full story.
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