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‘Captain India’: Kartik Aaryan’s aviation thriller rolls into May-July shoot – Report |

Kartik Aaryan’s ‘Captain India’ (announced 2021, ex-Hansal Mehta) resumes under Shimit Amin this summer (May-July). After 5-year delay, Mid-Day confirms it’s on track post first look. Kartik wraps T-Series film next; fresh off Bhool Bhulaiyaa 3, eyes Naagzilla, Anurag Basu musical. Kartik Aaryan’s ‘Captain India’, first announced back in 2021 with Hansal Mehta as director,…

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New Flight Rules In India: 60% seats on flights to be free and more passenger-friendly rules announced by Ministry of Civil Aviation; what travellers in India need to know

A big relief for air travellers! In a major step toward making air travel more affordable, accessible and passenger-friendly, the Ministry of Civil Aviation has issued new directives mandating that a minimum of 60% seats on every flight be allocated free of charge. It aims at fair and transparent access for travellers. The move, implemented…

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Middle East conflict disrupts aviation: Around 100 international flights cancelled at Delhi, Mumbai airports

The ongoing conflict in the Middle East has begun to affect international aviation operations in India, with around 100 international flights cancelled at the Delhi and Mumbai airports on Saturday, PTI reported citing official.At Mumbai airport, 35 departures and 36 arrivals were cancelled, while at Delhi airport, 22 departures and 17 arrivals were cancelled.Delhi International…

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Civil aviation ministry steadily resuming flight operations via alternative routes amid airspace restrictions

NEW DELHI: Indian carriers have begun progressively resuming long-haul and ultra-long-haul operations by rerouting flights to avoid restricted airspace. In addition, special arrangements are being made to assist stranded passengers abroad.The ministry of civil aviation announced that a total of 24 flights are being operated by Indian carriers today, while Emirates and Etihad have operated…

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Civil aviation ministry steadily resuming flight operations via alternative routes amid airspace restrictions | India News

NEW DELHI: Indian carriers have begun progressively resuming long-haul and ultra-long-haul operations by rerouting flights to avoid restricted airspace. In addition, special arrangements are being made to assist stranded passengers abroad.The ministry of civil aviation announced that a total of 24 flights are being operated by Indian carriers today, while Emirates and Etihad have operated…

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Middle East conflict drags down tourism, aviation shares: IndiGo falls almost 7%, Ixigo down 14%

Aviation and travel stocks were struggling with sharp sell-offs on Monday after Middle East conflict intensified and regional air traffic was disrupted. Shares of InterGlobe Aviation, which operates IndiGo, along with SpiceJet, Ixigo and Easy Trip Planners, dropped by up to 13.5% as multiple countries shut their airspace following US and Israeli strikes on Iran….

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‘444 flights expected to be cancelled on March 1’: Civil aviation ministry shares update amid Middle East crisis

NEW DELHI: The Ministry of Civil Aviation (MoCA) said that more than 410 flights operated by domestic carriers were cancelled on Saturday and around 444 flights are expected to be cancelled on Sunday as airspace restrictions continue over Iran and parts of the Middle East. In a post on X, the ministry stated: “Due to…

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Several flights cancelled! Aviation Ministry reviews preparedness as Israel-US strikes on Iran hit operations; what IndiGo, Air India have said

Israel-US strikes on Iran hit air travel from India: The Ministry of Civil Aviation (MoCA) has assessed aviation readiness in response to the developing situation in the Middle East and its possible implications for international flight operations. The Civil Aviation Minister conducted a detailed review of preparedness and response arrangements in coordination with all relevant…

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Aviation regulator mulls stricter fines, safety ranks for charter ops | India News

NEW DELHI: Jolted by two crashes involving small charter aircraft within a month that killed 12 people, India may soon rank non scheduled operator permit (NSOP) or charter and private jet operators based on their safety record.While this ranking is proposed to be released on the Directorate General of Civil Aviation’s (DGCA) website, operators will…

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