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    Canopy collapse: Delhi Airport plans flight adjustments to ease congestion at T2 and T3

    Delhi Airport is taking steps to reduce congestion at Terminals 2 and 3 following the temporary closure of T1 due to a canopy collapse. Ninety-three domestic IndiGo and SpiceJet flights have been relocated to T2 and T3. To further ease congestion, six flights will move from T2 to T3, and flight schedules will be adjusted to limit T2 departures to ten per hour. These measures will be implemented by July 8 after consultations with airlines.

    Delhi airport roof collapse: L&T issues clarification as probe starts

    Delhi Airport's T1 roof collapse: Larsen & Toubro (L&T) clarified they didn't build or maintain the collapsed structure, which was constructed by another company in 2009. L&T's involvement with T1 was solely through a 2019 expansion project, unaffected by the collapse, the construction giant said.

    Technical study of Delhi airport's T1 likely to be completed in 1 month: Official

    Efforts are ongoing to evaluate Terminal 1 operations post-canopy collapse, focusing on long-term policies to prevent future incidents and minimize business losses while enhancing safety measures.

    Proactive measures initiated after Delhi airport canopy collapse incident, says Aviation minister Ram Mohan Naidu

    Following the canopy collapse at Delhi Airport's Terminal 1, Civil Aviation Minister Ram Mohan Naidu announced immediate measures. A war room was established to ensure refunds or alternate flights for affected passengers within seven days. The Minister expressed condolences for the loss of life and emphasized safety measures, including inspections by IIT Delhi engineers. Flight operations have shifted to Terminals 2 and 3, with advisories issued to airlines to maintain fare stability. Long-term safety policies are under review.

    Govt orders inspection of structural strength of all airports

    The civil aviation ministry ordered inspections of all Indian airports after a roof collapse at Delhi airport killed one and injured six. Terminal 1 operations were suspended, flights moved to T2 and T3, and over 100 flights canceled. A 24/7 war room was set up, and safety reviews will be conducted urgently.

    Indian airports need to review their pricing strategies: CAPA India

    Indian airports can increase profitability by increasing non-aeronautical revenues, according to aviation consultancy firm CAPA India. The consultancy found that airports on Public Private Partnership (PPP) mode generate more non-aero revenues than those operated by the Airports Authority of India (AAI). The consultancy suggested that Indian airports need to review their pricing strategies and consider whether aero charges reflect demand on resources.

    • Dehradun: Senior Airport Authority official found hanging with dupatta, wearing maxi, bindi, lipstick, and bangles

      A senior Airports Authority of India (AAI) official was found dead in his Dehradun airport accommodation under mysterious circumstances, dressed in women's attire. His body was discovered hanging from a ceiling fan. Authorities are investigating the incident, with details emerging about his activities before his death, including plans with relatives the night before. The exact cause of death remains under investigation pending a postmortem report.

      Rs 2,000-crore new terminal of Guwahati airport to open in April 2025: official

      The Adani Group-run Lokpriya Gopinath Bordoloi International Airport in Guwahati will shift to its new terminal by April 2025. It has been delayed by design changes The airport aims to be India's most efficient terminal at a cost of over Rs 2,000 crore. The new terminal will accommodate 13.1 million passengers annually, increasing runway capacity and introducing amenities like an MRO facility, helipad, and cargo market to establish the airport as an international hub for South East Asia.

      Cabinet approves Rs 2,869 cr for development of Varanasi airport

      The Union Cabinet approved a Rs 2,869.65 crore proposal for the expansion of Lal Bahadur Shastri International Airport in Varanasi. The proposal includes extending the runway to dimensions 4075m x 45m and constructing a new Apron to park 20 aircraft.

      DGCA revises regulations to boost seaplane operations under UDAN scheme

      DGCA revamps regulations to streamline seaplane operations for sustainable development, enhancing pilot training and stakeholder engagement, including MoCA's initiative. The simplified procedures support economical and efficient operations.

      Mumbai Airport shocker: IndiGo plane lands as Air India aircraft takes off from same runway

      After the incident involving an IndiGo plane landing and an Air India aircraft taking off from the same runway in less than a minute at Mumbai airport came to light, India's aviation watchdog took notice. Following this, the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) derostered the Air Traffic Controller (ATC) who was on duty during the incident on Saturday. Both IndiGo and Air India have launched investigations into the matter.

      8 Kolkata-bound flights diverted to other cities due to bad weather: Officials

      Flight services resumed at Kolkata's Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose International airport after a 21-hour suspension due to severe cyclone Remal. Eight flights were diverted to other cities due to adverse weather conditions. Kolkata airport director C Pattabhi confirmed no infrastructure damage and no waterlogging problems.

      Air, rail, road traffic hit in Bengal ahead of cyclone Remal's landfall

      The cyclonic storm Remal, which is expected to reach the land by midnight on Sunday, may disrupt air, road and rail transport. Already South Bengal districts are receiving showers and gusty winds. The Met Office has warned of extremely heavy rainfall in the coastal districts of West Bengal on May 26-27.

      Cyclone Remal: Kolkata airport to suspend flight operations for 21 hours from Sunday noon

      "In view of cyclone Remal's impact on the coastal region of West Bengal, including Kolkata, a meeting was held with the stakeholders and it has been decided to suspend flight operations from 1200 IST on May 26 to 0900 IST on May 27 due to predicted heavy winds and heavy to very heavy rainfall in Kolkata," NSCBI Airport Director C Pattabhi said in a statement.

      AAI launches 'Pradipti' internship program to foster interest in civil aviation among youth

      The Airports Authority of India (AAI) launched an internship program named 'Pradipti' to provide practical learning opportunities in Airport Infrastructure, Operations, and Air Navigation Services. The program aims to foster interest in Civil Aviation among youth by collaborating with educational institutes near airports. It offers three levels of internships, ranging from short visits to long-duration placements. AAI Chairman Sanjeev Kumar highlighted the program's goal to offer students industry exposure and ignite their passion for aviation.

      Passenger traffic at Mumbai airport rises 16% to 52.8 million in FY24

      Mumbai airport's passenger traffic increased by 16% YoY to 52.8 million in FY24, according to the airport operator. The airport handled 43.9 million passengers in the previous fiscal. The surge was attributed to both domestic and international passenger traffic. Air traffic movements increased by 12% in FY24, while bag processing reached 40.7 million, a 31% year-on-year increase.

      Noida International Airport conducts first calibration flight to test navigation systems

      The Noida International Airport conducted its first calibration flight using a Beechcraft King Air B300 to ensure the efficient functioning of the Airport Authority of India's navigation systems.

      Like Dhoni in cricket, Rahul Gandhi is best 'finisher' of Indian politics: Rajnath Singh

      Union Minister Rajnath Singh has criticized Congress leader Rahul Gandhi as the "best finisher" of Indian politics, citing a shrinking party presence and an "unbreakable" relationship with corruption. Singh compared Congress to Mahendra Singh Dhoni in cricket and compared the Congress' relationship to the song "Tu Chal Mein Aai" in the Salman Khan-starrer "Maine Pyar Kiya."

      One airspace: India sets in motion a plan to unify its airspace under a single command

      Implementing the single airspace strategy will allow carriers to determine the most optimal routes, saving time and fuel. Planes can fly more consistently at higher altitudes, burning less fuel, and descend more efficiently and smoothly to land.

      AAI to post highest ever pre-tax profit of Rs 5,000 cr in 2023-24

      AAI projects a record profit of Rs 5,000 crore in FY 2023-24, exceeding the capital expenditure target. Sanjeev Kumar anticipates a turnover of Rs 15,000 crore, while Scindia aims to expand airports to 200.

      AAI upgrades Port Blair's VSI Airport from grade III to II

      Veer Savarkar International Airport in Andaman and Nicobar Islands upgraded to grade II by AAI, enhancing administrative efficiency. New terminal building inaugurated by Narendra Modi. Passenger volume increases, ILS operationalisation to boost civil aviation.

      Adani Group keen to buy AAI's stake in Mumbai airport: Report

      The Adani Group is considering a bid to acquire the stake held by the Airports Authority of India (AAI) in the Mumbai International Airport. However, the group is not interested in acquiring AAI's residual share in airports such as Delhi, Bengaluru, and Hyderabad. They also plan to bid for airports that the government may put up for auctions. The group's strategy is to focus on acquiring a controlling stake in the Mumbai airport, where they are already a majority stakeholder, rather than other airports.

      Uber partners with Airports Authority of India in Kolkata

      Uber has partnered with the Airports Authority of India (AAI) at Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose International Airport in Kolkata. This collaboration includes designated pickup areas within the arrival terminal for domestic and international flights, along with on-site support and clear signage.

      SC to hear AAI’s curative plea on GMR Nagpur Airport order

      This comes pursuant to another bench on May 11 last year dismissing the Central government's plea seeking review of its last year's judgment that ruled in favour of the private airport developer.

      Ayodhya: How AAI plans to handle the rush of chartered VIP planes

      As Ayodhya airport won't have sufficient space, 12 airports in five states - Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Jharkhand, Madhya Pradesh, and Uttarakhand - are being looked at for parking private and chartered jets that will bring VIPs to the big event.

      Adani Enterprises' MIAL exempted from paying monthly annual fee to AAI

      Adani Enterprises Ltd (AEL)'s MIAL jas been exempted from paying the Monthly Annual Fee (MAF) for the period from March 13, 2020, to February 28, 2022, citing the presence of force majeure. The conglomerate stated that the amount of MAF previously paid by MIAL to AAI for this period will be refunded, along with interest.

      Revenue share case: Delhi Airport wins Rs 2,300 cr arbitration award against AAI

      Delhi Airport, owned by GMR group, has won an arbitration against the Airport Authority of India (AAI) over revenue sharing during the COVID-19 pandemic. The airport, which pays 45.99% of its annual revenue as concession fees, was granted interim relief from the Delhi High Court in January 2021.

      All you need to know about the new integrated terminal at Surat Airport

      The Surat International Airport has been upgraded to a new integrated terminal, enhancing the city's infrastructure and promoting commerce. The terminal can handle 1,200 domestic and 600 international passengers during peak hours, with the capacity to increase to 55 lakh passengers annually. The terminal is designed with local culture and heritage in mind, featuring a 2906 x 45 metre runway and an 8474 square metre terminal building.

      New terminal to increase Surat Airport's capacity three times: AAI chairman Sanjeev Kumar

      Surat Airport's imminent new terminal, inaugurated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, triples the airport's capacity, elevating it to an international status approved by the Union Cabinet. Costing Rs 353 crore, this expansion aims to facilitate international travel and bolster diamond and textile industries. With connections to 14 domestic cities and international routes, the airport handles 252+ flights weekly. Designed with local culture in mind, the terminal integrates sustainability features, showcasing Surat's heritage while anticipating handling 55 lakh passengers annually.

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