Air India, one of India’s leading airlines, has reported three technical glitches in its Boeing 787 fleet since July.

New Delhi, India – A serious safety breach has led the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) to ground an Air India Airbus A320 and initiate a full-scale investigation.

India’s busy air travel network faced widespread turbulence this week as IndiGo, the country’s largest airline by market share, struggled to maintain its operations amid a wave of cancellations and delays across major airports.

Air India Express has significantly expanded its operations in Rajasthan, introducing four new daily flights connecting the cities of Jodhpur and Udaipur to Bengaluru and Delhi.

Direct passenger flights between India and China, which have been grounded for over five years, are preparing for a long-awaited return.

An IndiGo flight operating on the Nagpur–Kolkata route was forced to return shortly after takeoff on Tuesday morning after the aircraft suffered a bird strike.

IndiGo, one of India’s largest and most prominent low-cost carriers, has confirmed its readiness to reinstate direct flight services between India and China.

The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has recently issued a formal warning to a prominent airline after two of its flights exceeded the 10-hour permissible flight time limit without justifiable reasons.

Despite a strong 12% growth in passenger numbers during Q1 2025-26, Indigo Airlines faced challenges in yield and load factor.

Kolkata, the cultural capital of India, is gearing up to experience a revolution in air travel this November.