Sharjah Airport Authority (SAA) has announced the launch of a new scheduled service by Indian carrier SpiceJet, connecting Ahmedabad Airport with Sharjah International Airport ...

Mohol informed the House that the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA), in 2025, carried out 3,890 planned ...

India remains one of Sharjah Airport’s most significant source markets for both inbound and outbound travellers, supported by ...

Airport, Air India CEO Campbell Wilson says, "... For the last 4 years, everyone at Air India has been working really hard to create a new Air India, a world-class global airline with an Indian ...

The Air India Group recorded the highest proportion of aircraft with repetitive defects. Of the 267 aircraft analysed across ...

The CEO identified 2026 as a transformative period for the airline's international operations. Following the Delhi lounge ...

Sharjah Airport launches new SpiceJet service linking Ahmedabad and Sharjah, strengthening air links between the UAE and ...

According to the announced schedule, flights commenced on Thursday, 5th February, operating five times per week using Boeing 737 aircraft.

Indian airlines face scrutiny as government data reveals nearly 50% of aircraft have repetitive technical defects, raising safety concerns.

IndiGo topped DGCA safety audits for repetitive aircraft defects, with 148 planes flagged. Data shared in Parliament also ...

These were found during surveillance conducted by DGCA. On the regulatory front, there are about 2,645 vacancies across civil aviation offices and regulatory bodies ...