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Tata Group Onboards Air India
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Indian Air Force inducts No. 222 squadron "Tigersharks"
Indian Air Force recently inducted the No. 222 squadron "Tigersharks" which has the Sukhoi SU-30MKI with the BrahMos A missile.... -
Virgin Atlantic Re-Starts operations to CSMIA, Mumbai
Virgin Atlantic restarts operations to CSMIA Mumbai and this time with the Boeing 787-9. Check out the fun we had during the inaugural. Comment on where can we improve our content.
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Star Air's Inaugural Flight to Hindon from Hubbali
India's one of the youngest and the only airline in the county to operate Embraer ERJ145, Star Air recently commenced operations to Hindon from Hubbali in down south. Check out the detailed flight review on the link below:
Do share your comments as this is the first time we wrote a complete and detailed trip report for an airline.... -
Embraer to name its Indian operator soon
The Brazilian small aircraft manufacturer Embraer expects to make an announcement for a new operator of its aircraft in the Indian market soon. “(The name of the operator is) still undisclosed but very soon we should be able to announce the new operators of the 50-seater aircraft in India. Some of them (airlines ordering Embraer aircraft) are existing, some of them could be new players,” Cesar Pereira, Vice-President, Asia Pacific, Embraer Commercial Aviation, told BusinessLine on the sidelines of the recently-concluded Dubai air show. Pointing out that the regional air connectivity scheme of the government is important for the development of regional aviation in the country, Pereira felt that this will create “great opportunity” for Embraer as it makes 70- to 130-seater aircraft which could be used in regional markets to connect to small cities. Earlier this month, IndiGo took delivery of an ATR 72-600 aircraft, the first of the 50 such planes that it plans to induct to participate i... -
ICAO concludes audit of India's aviation sector
he UN aviation watchdog ICAO has concluded its audit of the country's aviation sector and according to preliminary feedback it was "satisfied" with the regulatory mechanism, the government said today.
A five-member audit team of the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) was in India between November 6 and November 16 as part of its universal safety oversight audit programme.
The team appraised six different areas, including personnel licencing, airworthiness, operations, legislation and organisation.
The team members visited Chennai, Mumbai and that Civil Aviation Training College in Allahabad to inspect implementation of safety procedures laid down by the ICAO and India's aviation regulatory body Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA).
"As per preliminary feedback, the audit team was satisfied with the safety system put in place by the safety regulator," according to a statement issued by the Ministry of Civil Aviation....
