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Hindi News Business Indias First Commercial Jet Landing Via Satellite Signal | Gagan System Trial New Delhi22 minutes ago copy link Now planes will be able to land safely even in poor visibility. Because, for the first time in India, a successful trial has been conducted to land a large commercial jet safely with the…
New Delhi42 minutes ago copy link After the death of two pilots due to heart attack in a week, the Pilot Association of India (ALPA) has demanded a strict stance on airlines from the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA). The association has written a letter to DGCA asking for the medical fitness report of…
The central government has temporarily put on hold the directive allowing airlines to choose 60% of the seats in flights without extra charges. News agency PTI quoted sources as saying that this rule was to come into effect from April 20, but now it has been postponed till further orders. The Civil Aviation Ministry had…
The central government has temporarily put on hold the directive allowing airlines to choose 60% of the seats in flights without extra charges. News agency PTI quoted sources as saying that this rule was to come into effect from April 20, but now it has been postponed till further orders. The Civil Aviation Ministry had…
New Delhi23 minutes ago copy link This picture is of January 28 when Ajit Pawar died in a plane accident. The front part of the plane was completely burnt. New guidelines have been issued for non-scheduled aircraft and helicopter operators carrying VIPs and VVIPs (like Chief Minister, Governor etc.). DGCA has clearly said that no…
Mumbai/New Delhi4 hours ago copy link Ajit Pawar died in an accident on 28 January 2026 near Baramati Airport in Pune district of Maharashtra. Aviation regulator DGCA on Friday issued new guidelines for aircraft operators carrying VVIPs traveling including Chief Ministers, Union Ministers and Governors. These guidelines will be applicable to non-scheduled aircraft and helicopter…
IndiGo is stil undertaking a detailed internal assessment of the operational failures that triggered widespread flight disruptions in December last yearwith action against responsible officials to be decided in due course, sources said on Saturday. The move comes after the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) last week directed India’s largest airline to initiate action…
New Delhi2 minutes ago copy link If you are planning to go somewhere by Indigo in the next few days, then you are going to get less flight options. Because, the country’s largest airline Indigo has surrendered its 717 slots at different domestic airports of India. This step has been taken after the decision of…
Published: 5:28 PM, Jan 4, 2026 | Updated: 5:29 PM, Jan 4, 2026 The aviation authority has advised the airlines to comply with these regulations and also to communicate the information to the passengers through the usual cabin announcements. The guidelines aim to improve passenger safety and ensure quick action in case of any battery-related…
Written By ZeeBiz WebTeam Published: 12:38 PM, Jan 1, 2026 | Updated: 12:41 PM, Jan 1, 2026 The operating crew in AI-358, according to DGCA, took over the aircraft without proper knowledge of MEL restrictions; for on December 28, lower right recirculation fan’s condition was not in line with MEL ‘O’ conditions. DGCA scrutiny intensifies…