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    Delhi Airport: When will Terminal 1 reopen? Here are the likely dates

    Operations at Delhi Airport's revamped Terminal 1 will be delayed over a month due to heavy rainfall causing a roof collapse, which resulted in one fatality. Initially set to open in mid-July, the terminal's launch is postponed pending a structural review. Flights are accommodated at terminals 2 and 3, with no delays or cancellations reported.

    Canopy collapse: Delhi Airport Terminal-1 stares at month-long closure

    Delhi Airport was preparing to start operations at a new terminal by the middle of July, but permission will now be given only after a thorough examination of the structure is complete, which may take more than a month, the people said."In the meantime, all flights have been accommodated at terminals 2 and 3," said an official, requesting anonymity.

    Air India to set up pilot training school at Amravati

    The aviation landscape in India is witnessing a transformative phase with major players like IndiGo, Akasa, Air India, and the GMR group investing in extensive training programs to meet the surging demand for skilled pilots and engineers. Air India's Amravati pilot training school is set to be operational by Q1 FY26.

    Digi Yatra policy should spell out all rules on passenger info deletion, suggests study

    A study by NITI Aayog recommends that the Digi Yatra policy clearly outline rules for deleting passenger information post-travel, amid privacy concerns over user data. The policy states that facial biometrics are deleted 24 hours after the passenger's flight, but deletion rules for other data must be specified. Frequent cybersecurity audits, algorithmic audits, and ongoing monitoring are also advised to ensure data security and system reliability.

    Canopy collapse: MoCA Naidu reviews operations at Delhi airport

    Union Minister of Civil Aviation, Ram Mohan Naidu, visited the Airport Operations Control Centre (AOCC) at Delhi's Indira Gandhi International (IGI) airport on Monday. This visit comes just days after the collapse of the airport's canopy. The purpose of the visit was to assess airport operations.

    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.

      How Bengaluru's IT professionals could benefit from proposed Hosur airport

      Proposed Hosur International Airport gains support for boosting regional development and creating job opportunities along the Tamil Nadu-Karnataka border. The proposed international airport in Hosur aims to benefit Bengaluru's IT corridor and Electronics City, alleviating the long commute to Kempegowda International Airport. Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin announced the airport will handle 30 million passengers annually, boosting the socio-economic development of Hosur and neighboring districts.

      IndiGo cancels nearly 90 flights as disruptions continue in Delhi

      IndiGo, the largest airline from Delhi airport's Terminal 1, has cancelled around 90 flights due to a roof collapse. SpiceJet's flights have been diverted to Terminals 2 and 3, but the number of SpiceJet flights shifted to these terminals is unknown. The airport's roof collapsed during heavy rains, causing at least one death and six injuries. The Indian Institute of Technology and the GMR group have set up committees to investigate the incident.

      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.

      Delhi Airport Terminal roof collapse: All operations from T1 suspended till further notice

      Delhi International Airport Limited suspended operations from Terminal 1 due to a roof collapse, resulting in one death and eight injuries. Heavy rainfall caused the incident. Support beams and cars were damaged. The airport has announced compensation for the deceased and injured families.

      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.

      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.

      US trade body approves funding to develop integrated aviation hub in Hissar

      The US Trade and Development Agency supports the establishment of an integrated aviation hub at Hisar Airport in Haryana, aiming to strengthen India's supply chain network through enhanced cargo and logistics infrastructure. The agency's collaboration with the Haryana Airports Development Corporation reflects a shared commitment to advancing aviation capabilities in the region.

      Adani Airports to chart next decade with $21 billion infusion

      The business is housed under wholly owned subsidiary Adani Airport Holdings, which currently owns seven operational airports, in Mumbai, Lucknow, Ahmedabad, Jaipur, Guwahati, Thiruvananthapuram and Mangalore. Phase I of city-side development across 98 acres at airports in Mumbai, Ahmedabad, Jaipur, Lucknow and Guwahati has begun.

      Noida Airport faces six-month delay, likely to be completed by next year

      The Noida International Airport (NIA) completion has been delayed until at least April 2025, primarily due to slow progress on the terminal building, which faces a shortage of special-grade steel. Initially set to open earlier, this delay impacts the project's timeline significantly. Over 20% of the project remains unfinished, with the terminal's façade and waterproofing still underway. Currently, 9,000 workers are on site, completing the ATC tower and finalizing the runway. The first phase costs Rs 10,056 crore.

      Commercial opening of Noida airport delayed

      The construction of the second airport in Delhi-NCR by Noida International Airport Limited (NIAL) owned by Zurich Airport faces delays impacting Indian airlines with capacity constraints. The project aims to bring relief to airlines amidst record aircraft orders and includes a concession agreement with Yamuna Expressway Industrial Development Authority (YEIDA). The project involves key figures like chief minister Rajnath Singh, Durga Shanker Mishra, and approvals from the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA).

      Noida airport to launch flight service by April 2025 amid construction delays

      The Noida International Airport, initially set to launch by September 2024, now expects to start flights by April 2025 due to construction delays. Located in Jewar, near Delhi, the airport's advanced construction includes a runway and terminal. The project aims to accommodate 12 million passengers annually in its first phase.

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