The Union Civil Aviation Ministry is soon to decide on allowing airlines to fly Airbus 380s into the country. The Ministry had scheduled a meeting on the matter on October 23. The notice of the meeting said that issues related to availability of infrastructure at Indian airports to support Airbus 380s operations and similar issues will be discussed.
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Category: Aviation & Airports
Air One to enter Indian domestic aviation sector
Nowadays, Indian domestic aviation industry is seeing increased interest from private entities. The aviation industry is abuzz with the entry of Tata-SIA and AirAsia into the Indian aviation market. Now, Air One has sought licence from the Ministry of Civil Aviation to start a scheduled airline.
TATA, SIA get nod for TATA SIA Airlines joint venture
The Union Corporate Affairs Ministry has given its approval to the TataÂ’s proposed aviation venture with Singapore Airlines to use the name 'Tata SIA Airlines Limited.'
London’s airports need to be expanded: Minister
The United Kingdom's new Aviation Minister Tory MP Robert Goodwill has said that LondonÂ’s biggest airports need to be expanded further.
Air India may get Rs 2,500-cr govt-backed loans
Air India is expecting to get sovereign guarantees for Rs 2,500 crore loans from the government next week. The State-run airline has tied up with 8-9 banks to raise the debt, to cover the shortfall in government funding to shore up its finances, sources in the airline firm said.
Airport could come up at Shirdi by Dec
The Maharashtra Airport Development Company (MADC) on October 10 stated that the construction of airport near Shirdi may be completed by this year-end.
Plea to AP govt to modernise Vijayawada airport
Urging the Krishna district administration to speed up the expansion and modernisation of Vijayawada airport (Gannavaram), the Andhra Chamber of Commerce and Industry (ACCI) has suggested to initiate the process of acquiring land in the process first.
Plea to AP govt to modernise Vijayawada airport
Urging the Krishna district administration to speed up the expansion and modernisation of Vijayawada airport (Gannavaram), the Andhra Chamber of Commerce and Industry (ACCI) has suggested to initiate the process of acquiring land in the process first.
Plea to AP govt to modernise Vijayawada airport
Urging the Krishna district administration to speed up the expansion and modernisation of Vijayawada airport (Gannavaram), the Andhra Chamber of Commerce and Industry (ACCI) has suggested to initiate the process of acquiring land in the process first.
Work order on Kannur airport by Oct-end
By this October-end, work order for building Kannur airport, the fourth international airport of Kerala, will be awarded to the winning bidder. The process of awarding the first engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) contract for the airport has entered the last phase, say media reports.

