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SpiceXpress expands air cargo capacity with 737-800 Boeing Converted Freighter

Singapore. 23 September 2019. SpiceXpress, SpiceJet’s cargo division, has taken delivery of its first 737-800 Boeing Converted Freighter (BCF) as the India-based carrier expands its air cargo operation to…Read more ›

Tagged with: Airlines, BCF, DGCA, Jordan Jaffe, SpiceXpress

Boeing and Airports Authority of India sign agreement for modernizing Air Traffic management

Air traffic management roadmap will improve airspace utilization and help maintain safe and efficient aircraft operations Roadmap will focus on Communication, Navigation and Surveillance / Air Traffic Manage ment…Read more ›

Tagged with: ACP, Airports Authority of India, Boeing India, DGCA, Directorate General of Civil Aviation, Dr. Guruprasad Mohapatra, Indian National Airspace System, Kenneth I. Juster, Salil Gupte, Thomas R. Hardy, U.S. Trade and Development Agency, U.S.-India Aviation Cooperation Program, USTDA

Bureau of Civil Aviation Security issues detailed instructions to strengthen Security measures at airports

New Delhi. 15 March 2019. The Bureau of Civil Aviation Security (BCAS) has issued a detailed Circular here today to strengthen the Security measures at the airports with…Read more ›

Tagged with: Air Traffic Control, airports Income Tax Department, ATC, BCAS, Bureau of Civil Aviation Security, Chief Electoral Officer, Code of Conduct, DGCA, General Elections 2019, Income Tax Department, regular commercial airports, strengthen Security measures

Pratt & Whitney on an aviation ecosystem development drive in India

New Delhi. 17 February 2019. “More than 95 percent of the fleet in India have completed retrofits and we expect 100 percent completion in the first part of…Read more ›

Tagged with: aviation training facility, DGCA, EASA, GoAir, GTF-powered A320neo aircraft, Industry Capability Enhancement program, Make in India, Palash Roy Chowdhury, PW1100G-JM, skill development initiatives, UDAN scheme, V2500-A5 engines

Eyes on Sky, Feet on Ground : Airports need to modernise themselves

Appropriate Infrastructure on ground paramount to a better sky travel By Surabhi S Bangalore. 18 August 2018. There is rapid development that is taking place in terms of technology…Read more ›

Tagged with: (International Air Transport Association, AAI Corporate Policy, air traffic growth, Airport Authority of India, airport modernization program, Airport Modernization Summit, Airport Security, Airports, Alexander Graham Bell, annual airport modernization summit, Arun Sheshanarayana, Balamurali Rengasami, Bengaluru International Airport limited, BIAL airport, CAPA, Centre for Asia Pacific Aviation, Changi Airport in Singapore, Cochin International airport, commercial aero manufacturing, Daniel Goh, DGCA, Digi Yatra, Directorate General of Civil Aviation, Dominic Fernandaz, Dr. Dewakar Goel, Eyes on Sky, Feet on Ground, GAGAN, GMR Goa International Airport Ltd, Goutam Mukherjee, Gurumukh Singh Bawa, IATA, ICAO, Indian airport system, Indian Aviation Academy, Indian aviation sector, International Civil Aviation Organization, Javed Malik, Johnson Controls, Manoj Kumar Gangal, Manvi Hooda, Ministry of Civil Aviation, Mr. Muruganandam, Nandita Bhatt, National Civil Aviation Policy, Nuctech Company Ltd, R V Sheshan, Sardar Vallabhai Patel International Airport, SITA, Sreekesh M K, Subhir Bhatnagar, Traicon Events, V Muruganandam

ROLLS-ROYCE SHOWCASES CLEANER & MORE EFFICIENT POWER FOR CUSTOMERS AT WINGS INDIA 2018

Hyderabad. 08 March 2018. Rolls-Royce is pioneering the power that matters so that its customers can give a cleaner, more efficient and reliable experience to travellers. At Wings India 2018, the…Read more ›

Tagged with: Airbus A330neo, civil aviation industry, DGCA, Directorate General of Civil Aviation, Ewen McDonald, latest Trent aero engines, Rolls Royce, the premier civil aviation exhibition, the Trent 7000, Trent 1000, Trent 7000 engine, Trent XWB, Wings India 2018

Pratt & Whitney creates world class aviation skill development platform in India

New Delhi. 05 March 2018. “We believe that ‘Make in India’ can only be successful if Skill India succeeds. Skill development will be a cornerstone of aviation growth. Companies…Read more ›

Tagged with: A320neo operations, DGCA, EASA, Geared Turbofan, GTF, GTF engine, IISC, Indian Institute of Sciences, Indigo and GoAir, Industries Interview, Make in India, Managing Director Pratt & Whitney, Palash Roy Chowdhury, the Airbus A320neo aircraft, the High Pressure Compressor, V2500-A5 engines, Wings India 2018

After signing a MoU, Indian Orient Flight School Starts ITS Alsim Fleet with the AL250

Chennai. 03 November 2017 . Alsim is very pleased to announce the sale of an AL250 simulator to Orient Flight School, a flight training school located in Chennai, India. The simulator will…Read more ›

Tagged with: AAI, ADA, ADE, AL250 simulator, ALSIM, DGCA, DRDO, EASA, Flight School, HAL, Indian Air Force, ISRO, JayantSinha, MinistryofCivilAviation, MoCA, NAL

Civil Aviation sector in India gets a skill shot in it’s drooping arm

Strengthening Aircraft Mantainence Engineer (AME) Skills & Employability New Delhi. 02 August 2017. Ministry of Civil Aviation has been focusing on skills planning and development in conjunction with…Read more ›