- May 2, 2026
Indian Airlines Face Scrutiny Over Technical Snags
Official aviation safety data reviewed by the central government has highlighted recurring technical issues across multiple aircraft operated by Indian
India Explores Alternative Jets For Airline Expansion
India’s rapidly expanding aviation sector is drawing attention from alternative aircraft manufacturers as airlines prepare for sustained fleet growth over
Navi Mumbai Airport Records Rapid Traffic Growth
Navi Mumbai International Airport has crossed a significant early operational threshold, recording more than one lakh passenger movements within three
Chennai Flights Face Delays As Visibility Drops
Flight operations at Chennai’s international airport faced temporary disruption on Wednesday morning after dense smoke from Bhogi celebrations sharply reduced
Chennai Airport Faces Weather Led Flight Disruptions
Flight operations at Chennai’s primary aviation gateway were disrupted early Wednesday after dense fog sharply reduced visibility, forcing airport authorities
Chennai Airport Terminal Two Project Under Timeline Review
Chennai’s aviation infrastructure is under renewed scrutiny as central authorities review the progress of the city’s second terminal expansion, a
Bengaluru Airport Sets New Benchmarks With 43.8 Million Passengers
Bengaluru’s primary aviation gateway has consolidated its position as one of India’s fastest-expanding transport hubs, reflecting the city’s rising economic
Tamil Nadu Advances Parandur Airport Relocation Plan
The proposed greenfield airport at Parandur has entered a critical phase, with the state’s industrial development agency rolling out physical
Bengaluru Airport Upgrades Systems For Flight Growth
Kempegowda International Airport in Bengaluru is entering a decisive phase of operational modernisation as India’s aviation authorities move to overhaul
Mumbai Airport Achieves 98 percent Waste Diversion
Mumbai’s Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport (CSMIA) has achieved a landmark in sustainable aviation, diverting 98.7% of its waste from