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- May 1, 2026
Ahmedabad Airport Shift Centralises Air India Flights
Ahmedabad’s primary airport has entered a new operational phase with the consolidation of all Air India domestic services into a single terminal, a move expected
Navi Mumbai Airport Adds Kolkata Route Boosting Connectivity
Navi Mumbai’s upcoming international airport is set to strengthen its position as a key aviation hub with the addition of new domestic routes, including an
Kolkata Airport Restores Digi Yatra Access
Kolkata passenger movement at Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose International Airport stabilised on Monday after a temporary disruption in the Digi Yatra facility a day earlier
Delhi Airport unveils Air India Maharaja Lounge
Delhi’s primary international gateway has added a significant new premium facility with the launch of the Air India Maharaja Lounge at Terminal 3, signalling the
Pune Airport Security Hold Area Nears Launch
Pune Airport is preparing to commission a significantly expanded departure zone, with a new security hold area expected to become operational by the end of
Air India Penalty Over Safety Lapses
India’s aviation regulator has imposed a financial penalty on Air India after identifying instances in which Airbus aircraft were deployed on domestic routes without a
Ahmedabad Flyers Face Higher User Charges
Ahmedabad’s Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International Airport generated more than ₹345 crore in a single financial year through the User Development Fee (UDF), underlining the growing
Sindhudurg Airport Upgraded For All Weather Flights
Sindhudurg’s coastal airport has crossed a critical regulatory threshold, enabling continuous flight operations through day, night, and adverse weather conditions. Aviation regulators have cleared the
Indigo Cancels 220 Flights Across Delhi Mumbai, Bengaluru Amid Severe Disruptions
IndiGo’s operations came under renewed strain on Wednesday as the airline cancelled nearly 220 flights across Delhi, Mumbai, and Bengaluru, intensifying the travel disruption already
Air India Seeks Rs 5000 Crore Compensation Amid Pakistan Airspace Ban
Air India has formally requested the Indian government for a compensation package amounting to ₹5,029.2 crore, attributing the financial strain to Pakistan’s ongoing airspace ban
