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Tuticorin Airport new terminal & runway extension to be completed by year end

Tuticorin Airport new terminal & runway extension to be completed by year end

The Tuticorin Airport in Tamil Nadu is undergoing major upgradation, which includes extending the runway for operation of A-321 type aircraft, building a new apron, terminal building, technical block-cum-control tower, and fire station at a

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Government monitors airline prices during holidays

Government monitors airline prices during holidays

  With the festive season approaching, many families are preparing for holiday travel, which typically leads to a rise in airline ticket prices. In response, Union Civil Aviation Minister Ram Mohan Naidu assured that the

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SriLankan Airlines marks 45 years of excellence

SriLankan Airlines marks 45 years of excellence

  SriLankan Airlines celebrates its 45th anniversary, commemorating a remarkable journey that began on September 1, 1979, with two Boeing 707 aircraft. As a pioneer in the region, the airline has remained resilient, consistently showcasing

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Bhartiya Vayuyan Vidheyak aims to resolve Aviation Law discrepancies

Bhartiya Vayuyan Vidheyak aims to resolve Aviation Law discrepancies

  The government on Thursday introduced the Bhartiya Vayuyan Vidheyak Bill 2024 in the Lok Sabha, aimed at replacing the nearly 90-year-old Aircraft Act to modernise India's aviation laws and support industry growth. Aviation Minister

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Air New Zealand highlights importance of trade in India

Air New Zealand highlights importance of trade in India

Air New Zealand has seen a surging demand from India post Covid. Imogen Thornton, Head of South & Southeast Asia, Air New Zealand, said, “There is growing interest in New Zealand from India travellers. From

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Turkish Airlines secures Yuan-Denominated aircraft loan

Turkish Airlines secures Yuan-Denominated aircraft loan

  Turkish Airlines has expanded its financing portfolio by incorporating a new currency, aligning with its natural currency hedging policy. This move is facilitated by the airline's diversified revenue structure. The flag carrier has financed