The Latest Breaking News from Air India

NEW DELHI: Passengers on cash-strapped SpiceJet Ltd are experiencing the most flight disruptions in India, the world’s fastest-growing aviation market.

India’s sick airlines have removed capacity or aircraft seats from the market faster than the speed at which their successful competitors have added them, forcing passengers to pay higher airfares this summer.

The DGCA has issued an advisory to airlines to ensure that there is no unauthorised entry in the cockpit following two recent instances aboard Air India.

Rise in mid-air miscondunt on board Indian airlines

According to the FIR registered on June 24 at IGI police station by captain Varun Sansare, Air India’s flight AIC 866 from Delhi to Mumbai was in the air, when a passenger on seat 17F urinated and spat in the aircraft.

Indian airlines are set to receive nearly 1,500 aircraft over the next 7 to 12 years, but the current parking capacity at major airports like Delhi and Mumbai falls short.

DGCA suspends Air India pilot for a year for allowing unauthorised entry into the cockpit

Indian airlines await the delivery of nearly 1,500 aircraft over the next 7 to 12 years.

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He’s back. And this time, he didn’t need to take any domestic flights. 

India has the right vision and well-timed strategy for the aviation sector, but it should also be ensured that the positive impact is not curtailed by too many taxes