For the first time since the opening up of the Indian aviation sector, airlines may be asked to apply to the Government for any new capacity induction on various routes. The Civil Aviation Ministry is...
The Working Group on Civil Aviation (WGCA) comprising secretaries of various ministries has proposed raising the foreign direct investment (FDI) limit to 49%. The members of the WGCA told the civil av...
Taiwan and Israel have signed a bilateral agreement paving the way for direct flights and boosting relations. The agreement gives both countries access to one another’s air space for commercial purpos...
Nigerian Aviation Minister Stella Oduah-Ogiemwonyi has run into opposition from the Airline Operators of Nigeria (AON) with her plan to float another national carrier. Since the liquidation of Nigeri...
Eastern Express, the Fujairah-based airline that plans to offer domestic flights in the UAE, said yesterday that it will miss its planned January launch date. The airline remains to track to begin com...
The UK Secretary of State for Transport, Justine Greening, has reappointed Andrew Haines as Chief Executive of the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) for a further five years. Andrew Haines joined the CAA...
Great news for the European aviation sector came on Monday when Lufthansa became the first airline to take the brave step of paving the way for higher ticket prices in the face of increasing regulator...
The Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines' Aircraft Accident Investigation and Inquiry Board has declared pilot error to be the cause of the crash of a light cargo plane into a residential area ...
The Independent Pilots Association, which represents United Parcel Service (UPS) pilots, filed a lawsuit yesterday challenging the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration’s decision to exempt the crew of...
The Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) called a meeting last Wednesday to discuss allegations that an oil marketer has been selling kerosene as aviation fuel to airlines. There the Major Oil Mark...
Following the European Court of Justice’s ruling yesterday that the European Union Emissions Trading Scheme, rumours abound that the US and China are planning to retaliate against the scheme. One opti...
China has criticised the ruling by the European Court of Justice to approve charge airlines for carbon emissions on flights to and from Europe. China has described the ETS as a "green barrier" that co...
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