India–UAE air travel demand set to outpace capacity by 2035
A study calls for urgent policy action to expand air service agreements, warning that without changes, the India–UAE air corridor
Emirates pushes for more India flights as demand continues to surge
Strong demand suggests that India–UAE air travel will remain tight until regulators approve additional flight rights PRAVASISAMWAD.COM Emirates airline is
Indian flyers in Singapore face screening before take-off
Travel Checks Tighten in Singapore: Passengers denied boarding can appeal directly to ICA, but they must receive written clearance before
Cathay Group records strong passenger and cargo growth during peak travel season
Looking ahead to 2026, the Cathay Group will celebrate its 80th anniversary, with a renewed focus on customer experience, safety
Air India and Singapore Airlines move towards deeper partnership to improve India–Singapore connectivity
Senior executives from both airlines described the agreement as a natural and strategic step that will deliver long-term value for
Two new airlines Al Hind Air and FlyExpress set to boost UAE–India air travel
The Message for Travellers is Clear: Connectivity is improving, choices are expanding, and competition is intensifying Those who plan ahead,
UAE weather disrupts flights from Ahmedabad, causing long delays
As climate-related weather events become increasingly unpredictable, passengers are reminded that flexibility and proactive planning are key to navigating potential
IndiGo turbulence could push UAE–India airfares higher and reduce flight options
With India’s international air travel market valued at nearly $17 billion, the stakes are high For now, travellers on UAE–India
Over 500 flights cancelled or delayed amid Israel-Iran Conflict
Middle East Aviation in Turmoil: As diplomatic tensions persist, the Middle East’s skies remain volatile—marking one of the most severe
India takes centerstage as global aviation looks to the future
“This AGM was a critical moment to regroup, collaborate, and chart a sustainable future for aviation.” — Willie Walsh, IATA