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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,

Indian medical intern honoured as Uzbekistan’s hero for saving life mid-air

Looking ahead, Anees hopes to return to Dubai as a trauma specialist, giving back to the community that nurtured him

Mumbai Airport commissions Taxiway M to boost capacity, cut delays and strengthen resilience

PRESS RELEASE With Taxiway M now operational, Mumbai airport is better equipped to handle current demand while creating capacity headroom

India turns to Omani Jaguars to sustain aging IAF strike jets

As the IAF carefully manages this final chapter of the Jaguar story, cannibalising retired Omani aircraft underscores both the strategic

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

Chef Garima Arora redefines India’s culinary essence in new Qatar Airways Business Class menu

The menu will expand to Doha–US routes in its next phase, further showcasing India’s contemporary culinary identity to global travellers

Boeing Ordered to Pay $28 Million to Family of Indian Victim in 737 MAX Crash

This verdict could set a precedent for how future Boeing crash claims are evaluated While the company has resolved most

Indian student pilot dies in mid-air collision in Canada

The exact circumstances surrounding the collision remain under investigation by Canadian aviation and police authorities PRAVASISAMWAD.COM A young Indian student

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

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