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Airlines seek govt support to protect Mumbai Airport slots

Airlines seek govt support to protect Mumbai Airport slots

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    Airlines at Mumbai airport are urging civil aviation ministry intervention regarding proposed capacity reductions planned for next April. Operator Mumbai International Airport Ltd intends to shift part of its international flight schedule to Navi Mumbai International Airport. While some airlines…

    — The Economic Times

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Airlines at Mumbai airport are urging civil aviation ministry intervention regarding proposed capacity reductions planned for next April. Operator Mumbai International Airport Ltd intends to shift part of its international flight schedule to Navi Mumbai International Airport. While some airlines…

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The Economic Times Center-Right Bennett, Coleman & Co. Current article

Airlines seek govt support to protect Mumbai Airport slots

Airlines at Mumbai airport are urging civil aviation ministry intervention regarding proposed capacity reductions planned for next April. Operator Mumbai International Airport Ltd intends to shift part of its international flight schedule to Navi Mumbai International Airport. While some airlines…

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Kashmir Life Center-Left Kashmir Life

Centre Notifies New Aircraft Rules, Allows Intervention In Airfares During Extraordinary Situations

SRINAGAR: The Centre has notified a new set of aircraft rules requiring airlines to disclose a detailed break-up of airfares, including cancellation charges and refund conditions, at the time of ticket booking. The rules also empower the government to intervene in airfares in the event of an…

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The New Indian Express Center Express Publications (Madurai) Ltd.

Centre to intervene in air fare surges in ‘extraordinary situations’ from January 2027

NEW DELHI: The Ministry of Civil Aviation will intervene in cases of sharp increases in air fares in “extraordinary situations”, according to a new set of rules issued under the Bharatiya Vayuyan Niyam, 2026. The rules will come into effect on January 1, 2027. They were notified in the Gazette by…

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