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CSMIA handles a record of 1,50,988 passengers in a single day

Mumbai’s Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport (CSMIA), the world’s busiest single crossover runway airport has handled a record passenger movement with 1,50,988 travellers transiting through the airport on 10th December, 2022.

Airlines and Aviation

J&K gets projects worth INR 2,361 crore: Scindia

Jyotiraditya Scindia, Union Civil Aviation Minister, announced projects worth INR 2,361 crore for the union territory of Jammu and Kashmir.

Airports

India to add 80 airports in next 4-5 years

In the last eight years, the number of airports in the country has increased from 74 to 141, and as per the Ministry of Civil Aviation, this will grow up to 220 in the next four to five years.

Air

India launches air bubble with Thailand

The Ministry of Civil Aviation in India has informed that India and Thailand have entered into an air bubble pact to start flight operation between both countries

Air

India registers over 2.6 lakh domestic air travellers

According to the data released by the Ministry of Civil Aviation in India, on 30 June, as many as 2,61,753 passengers boarded flights across the country

Air

Vistara offers to fly doctors for free amid Covid pandemic

Vistara has offered to fly doctors and nurses representing the government organisations, free of cost on a first-come-first-serve basis

Air

What all you need to know about India’s new guidelines for international travellers from today

The government of India has issued new guidelines for international travellers that will come into effect from the night of 22 February

Africa

India adds Netherlands and Tanzania in air bubble arrangement list

India has now entered into an air bubble agreement with the Netherlands and Tanzania

Air

Silver lining: Indian aviation industry to recover faster due to size of market

The civil aviation sector, one of the worst-affected industries, is gradually limping back to normalcy after the Centre allowed domestic flights to resume in last week of May

Air

India resumes domestic flights

India is resuming domestic commercial flights from today as part of a continuing relaxation of its lockdown to contain the

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