Category Archives for Aviation.
Kolkata Airport was hit by Cyclone Amphan which has left devastation all-around at the airport. Two hangars had their ceilings cave in, and it seems some planes suffered damages as well.
As per the Ministry of Civil Aviation, domestic flights in India will be resumed on May 20, 2020. This would be a partial resumption of flight services which shut down exactly two months ago.
As Qatar Airways gets set to increase operations again, Doha’s Hamad International Airport is also investing in new technology solutions to guard against transmission of the Corona Virus, while making sure it does not become a hassle to monitor.
IndiGo, India’s largest airline by fleet and market share, has made it compulsory for their pilots to share data with the Indian Met Department to help the accurate prediction going forward. Aviation’s supply of data to the weatherman had stopped after the grounding of planes in March 2020.
Air India has released plans of Phase 2 for their repatriation flights from India to the other countries. Here are all the flights up for sale in case you want to fly to another country from India at the moment.
Air India has already started the repatriation mission Phase 2, but they have added loads of new flights overnight to cover new airports and many interesting countries such as New Zealand and Belgium where it has not operated scheduled commercial flights.
The newest PPE, as it turns out, is nothing more than good old plexiglass. Here is how airports across the globe are re-engineering the passenger experience to add some glass walls to it.
No flights will operate in or out of India till May 31, 2020, as per a new decision from the Government of India. That just means no domestic or international flights from India or around India till the end of the day of May 31, 2020.
Repatriation flights to India from the UK will start on May 7, 2020. Here are the details of the flights between May 7-14 which will be operating to Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore, Chennai and Ahmedabad from London Heathrow in the week starting May 7, 2020.
Air India will operate flights from various American airports, such as San Francisco, New York JFK and Washington DC to Delhi from May 19, 2020, onwards in Phase 2 of the Vande Bharat Mission. Here is how to get in on one of these flights.
Due to CoVid19, the Bureau of Civil Aviation Security has decided there will be no more requirement to stamp Boarding Passes at the security clearance stage for passengers going to catch a flight. One of the positive impacts of the Pandemic for sure.
