Jet was grounded on April 17 due to liquidity crisis and subsequently went into administration in June 2019
Dry ice, which is used to pack the vaccine, transforms into carbon dioxide gas at temperatures higher than -78 degrees Celsius and is therefore classified as "dangerous goods" by ICAO
Civil aviation regulator to launch mobile app for pilots
Once they recover, they can be declared fit for flying again by their medical supervisor, according to aviation regulator DGCA
Zydus Cadila said it has received the approval from the Drugs Controller General of India to start phase 3 clinical trials with its biological therapy PegiHep in Covid-19 patients
Due to restrictions, IndiGo & Go Air were forced to use older A320 CEO aircraft, which consume more fuel
Country's aviation safety regulator DGCA on Thursday extended the suspension of scheduled international commercial passenger flights to December 31.
Earlier this month, the DGCA had extended the ban on scheduled international passenger flights till November 30.
DGCA says will examine Federal Aviation Administration's order and then take a call
Domestic air travel demand continued on an upward trajectory month-on-month, with the October volume witnessing a 33% growth to 5.2 million passengers over September, Icra said
Airbus A320 and A321 pilots will have leave without pay of three days per month and for captains of regional aircraft fleet ATR-72 there will be no more LWP
The scheduled international passenger services have been suspended in India since March 23 due to the coronavirus pandemic.
None, save IndiGo & Vistara, are confident enough deploy even 50 per cent capacity for winter schedule, reducing chance of a faster recovery
In last year's winter schedule, the aviation regulator had approved 23,307 weekly domestic flights.
The other conditions include submission of a comprehensive brief on the scope of operations and the copy of SOP to Flight Standards Directorate (FSD), DGCA, the release said
India's largest airline, IndiGo's market share came down to 57.5 per cent from an all-time high of 60.4 per cent in July
Among the Indian domestic carriers, only Vistara has premium economy class seats in its flights
The top court had, on October 1, also passed directions about the refund and credit shell formation for the bookings and cancellations done during the other time periods around the lockdown
In response to queries sent by the PTI, the BMVI stated it and the Indian Ministry of Civil Aviation are "confirmed to hold bilateral talks on October 6 through video conference"
IATA has urged the civil aviation ministry to reverse the decision and work with the industry on a business recovery plan