There is no industry more exposed to the world’s chaos than commercial aviation. While volatility affects every global sector ...

With airspace closures around Russia and Ukraine, throughout the Middle East and in parts of Africa, airlines are left with ...

Airline companies face challenges due to increasing global conflicts. These conflicts impact flight routes and raise operational costs. Airlines reroute flights to avoid conflict zones. Recent events, ...

According to airline sources, Biman is now operating via the Bangladesh-India-Pakistan-Persian Gulf Sea-Bahrain-UAE-Oman-Saudi Arabia/Kuwait route ...

Centre has directed IndiGo to end its lease agreement with Turkish Airlines over national security concerns. DGCA granted a final three-month extension until August 31 to avoid passenger disruption.

Extended closure of Iranian and Iraqi airspace may force airlines to reroute flights further south, increasing flight duration from India to Europe. With Pakistani airspace also closed for Indian ...

No flight operated by Indian airlines or operators will be allowed ... on Wednesday had sought permission to enter Pakistan airspace to avoid turbulence that affected the aircraft's exterior.

The PAA officials said that since the ceasefire, airlines such as Swiss Air ... and Mumbai continue to avoid Pakistan's airspace. This ongoing diversion has resulted in millions of dollars in ...

IndiGo, which operates two Boeing 777 aircraft leased from Turkish Airlines, was granted permission to use them until May 31.

Airline stocks declined around the world on Friday after Israel launched airstrikes across Iran, forcing several countries in ...

its route shifted again to avoid Pakistan's airspace as conflict escalated between India and Pakistan. Flight SQ326 now reaches Europe via the Persian Gulf and Iraq. Singapore Airlines did not ...

An IndiGo Airlines flight from Delhi to Srinagar encountered severe turbulence on Wednesday when a sudden hailstorm struck near its destination. To avoid the turbulence, the pilot requested permission ...