DGCA on March 19 had announced that no international commercial passenger flight operations will take place in India from 1.30 am on March 23 to 5.30 am on March 29
Around 50 pilots and cabin crew of the airline couldn't return before lockdown was announced
According to a calculation by the government, Indian airlines are likely to operate only 30 per cent of their fleet for the next two months
Extent of March pay cut not known, lowest pay grades will suffer least; domestic airlines have sought urgent funding from govt to pay 50% staff salaries for next three months
The country banned international flights for a week on March 20, and many states in the country have either curtailed or suspended public transport as preventive measures against the disease.
Airlines have also been asked to ensure that boarding is done in a manner to avoid bunching of passengers at any time
The Centre had announced three days ago that no international flight will be landing on the Indian soil from Sunday onward for a period of one week.
Taxi services have been exempted from the transport shutdown. There will be other measures like complete shutdown of gyms, bars, restaurants, cinema halls, swimming pools and malls on Sunday
A bench of Justices J R Midha and I S Mehta issued notice to ministries of health and home affairs and Directorate General of Civil Aviation seeking their stand on the plea
With 83.4%, AirAsia India was number one in on-time performance measured at four metro cities -- Bengaluru, Delhi, Hyderabad and Mumbai.
The regulator said in its circular that all planes should have one or more universal precaution kit.
The aviation regulator issued the advisory as customers have been forced to cancel travel on government orders but are unable to claim a full refund from airlines because of fare rules
There are 30 international airports in the country and on an average, these aerodromes receive about 70,000 international passengers
The airport authority aims to spend a minimum of Rs 5,000 crore each year on the infrastructure in line with the government's announcement that 100 new airports will be developed in five years
The circular, dated March 12, has been addressed to all scheduled international airlines operating to/from India.
Two Iranian carriers were earlier suspended; regulator's ire directed at airlines that aren't making self-declaration forms available
The plea has alleged that despite being aware of "significant technical issues with Airbus A320neo," neither MCA nor the DGCA have taken any concrete steps to ground these aircraft
In case any passenger is suspected to be infected from novel coronavirus, the disinfection process must be carrier out on that plane, it stated
Passengers from 10 countries -- China, Hong Kong, Japan, South Korea, Thailand, Singapore, Nepal, Indonesia, Vietnam and Malaysia -- are already being screened at Indian airports
Kamra has sought action against airlines for taking action in alleged violation of CAR