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IATA highlights the complexity of India's aviation tax system, urging for greater certainty amid rapid market growth and recent tax notices to foreign airlines.

IndiGo CEO defends India's approach to bilateral flying rights, saying it's fair and balanced, amid concerns from foreign carriers seeking greater access to the Indian market.

Mumbai Air Traffic Control (ATC) sees a surge in traffic as international flights are rerouted due to the closure of Pakistani airspace following tensions between India and Pakistan. Read more.

Foreign airlines, including Lufthansa, Virgin Atlantic, and British Airways, are avoiding Pakistani airspace due to escalating tensions between India and Pakistan. This has resulted in longer...

India has closed 25 flight routes to Pakistan, impacting international flights after missile strikes on terror targets. The move follows escalating tensions between the two countries.

IndiGo CEO Pieter Elbers emphasizes the need for Indian airlines to match the country's size and potential, aiming to compete globally. He highlights IndiGo's expansion plans and international...

India's aviation landscape sees a major shift as Vistara merges with Air India, leaving only one full-service carrier. Explore the rise and fall of Indian airlines and the impact of foreign...

The All India Cabin Crew Association (AICCA) has called Air India's new room-sharing policy for cabin crew 'illegal' and has sought intervention from the Labour Ministry. The policy requires cabin...

IATA, representing global airlines, welcomes the GST Council's decision to exempt import of services by foreign airlines in India, calling it a positive development.

The GST Council has exempted import services by foreign airline companies and will regularize past taxes on an 'as is where is' basis. This decision follows notices issued to airlines for unpaid...

IATA expresses concern over GST notices issued to foreign airlines in India, citing potential damage to the country's aviation growth. The organization urges the government to resolve the issue.

Indian airlines are set to capture 50% of the international passenger traffic by FY'28, driven by network expansion, new routes, and superior domestic connectivity, according to CRISIL.

Seven airlines, including IndiGo, SpiceJet, and Emirates, owe over Rs 95 crore to the Airports Authority of India (AAI). Alliance Air leads with Rs 83.38 crore in dues.