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First Flight From Navi Mumbai Airport Likely In 3 Years: Aviation Secretary
The first flight from the upcoming Navi Mumbai International Airport could start operating by September 2021, Civil Aviation Secretary R N Choubey said on Tuesday.
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Centre May Not Sell Air India Without Adequate Pricing: Aviation Secretary
Civil Aviation Secretary R N Choubey today said the government could decide against selling state-run Air India if it does not get "adequate" price for it. However, Mr Choubey expressed confidence that ailing airline will fetch a good price.
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'Government Taking Steps To Appoint Regular Person As Air India CMD'
Rajiv Bansal has been made Air India CMD under an 'interim arrangement', says civil aviation secretary R N Choubey.
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Bird Group Shows Interest In Acquiring Air India Unit
The Union Cabinet had given its in-principle approval for strategic disinvestment of Air India and its five subsidiaries in July this year.
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10 Billion Dollars To Be Spent To Develop India's Airport Infrastructure
A sum of 10 billion US dollars would be spent in next five years to develop airport infrastructure in India so that the country could become the world's third largest aviation market in seven years, Civil Aviation Secretary R N Choubey has said.
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Aviation Regulator To Soon Get Powers To Impose Penalties
The move would give more teeth and leeway to the aviation regulator and aviation security agency BCAS in dealing with instances of violations amid the domestic sector witnessing over 20 per cent sustained growth in passenger traffic.
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Air Operator Permit Policy To Be Amended For New FDI Norms
The government on Thursday said it will amend the existing policy for grant of air operator permit (AOP) to bring it in line with its recent decision to allow 100 per cent foreign direct investment in domestic airlines.
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Government Mulls Regulating Airfare Surge During Calamities: Minister
Last week, Civil Aviation Secretary R N Choubey had said that capping airfares is an issue which continues to be under consideration of the ministry.
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India Favours Pooling of Safety Regulators for South Asian Region
Faced with the shortage of air safety experts and funding issues, India today mooted the idea of pooling of safety regulators for the South Asian region.
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No Question of Diluting Stake in Jet Airways: Naresh Goyal
Mr Goyal on Thursday met Civil Aviation Secretary R N Choubey amid reports that Abu Dhabi-based Etihad Airways is looking to hike its stake in Jet Airways.
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Government to Continue With Coal Block Auctions
The government will continue the process of auctioning coal blocks after successfully putting 33 mines under the hammer earlier this year, a senior government official said on Tuesday.
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First Flight From Navi Mumbai Airport Likely In 3 Years: Aviation Secretary
The first flight from the upcoming Navi Mumbai International Airport could start operating by September 2021, Civil Aviation Secretary R N Choubey said on Tuesday.
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Centre May Not Sell Air India Without Adequate Pricing: Aviation Secretary
Civil Aviation Secretary R N Choubey today said the government could decide against selling state-run Air India if it does not get "adequate" price for it. However, Mr Choubey expressed confidence that ailing airline will fetch a good price.
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'Government Taking Steps To Appoint Regular Person As Air India CMD'
Rajiv Bansal has been made Air India CMD under an 'interim arrangement', says civil aviation secretary R N Choubey.
-
Bird Group Shows Interest In Acquiring Air India Unit
The Union Cabinet had given its in-principle approval for strategic disinvestment of Air India and its five subsidiaries in July this year.
-
10 Billion Dollars To Be Spent To Develop India's Airport Infrastructure
A sum of 10 billion US dollars would be spent in next five years to develop airport infrastructure in India so that the country could become the world's third largest aviation market in seven years, Civil Aviation Secretary R N Choubey has said.
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Aviation Regulator To Soon Get Powers To Impose Penalties
The move would give more teeth and leeway to the aviation regulator and aviation security agency BCAS in dealing with instances of violations amid the domestic sector witnessing over 20 per cent sustained growth in passenger traffic.
-
Air Operator Permit Policy To Be Amended For New FDI Norms
The government on Thursday said it will amend the existing policy for grant of air operator permit (AOP) to bring it in line with its recent decision to allow 100 per cent foreign direct investment in domestic airlines.
-
Government Mulls Regulating Airfare Surge During Calamities: Minister
Last week, Civil Aviation Secretary R N Choubey had said that capping airfares is an issue which continues to be under consideration of the ministry.
-
India Favours Pooling of Safety Regulators for South Asian Region
Faced with the shortage of air safety experts and funding issues, India today mooted the idea of pooling of safety regulators for the South Asian region.
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No Question of Diluting Stake in Jet Airways: Naresh Goyal
Mr Goyal on Thursday met Civil Aviation Secretary R N Choubey amid reports that Abu Dhabi-based Etihad Airways is looking to hike its stake in Jet Airways.
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Government to Continue With Coal Block Auctions
The government will continue the process of auctioning coal blocks after successfully putting 33 mines under the hammer earlier this year, a senior government official said on Tuesday.
