Singapore Changi Airport Named Best International Airport by Forbes Travel Guide Again
For the second consecutive year, Singapore Changi Airport has been crowned the Best International Airport by Forbes Travel Guide, reaffirming […]
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IndiGo Begins Daily Non-Stop Service Between Mumbai and Madinah
On 15 November 2025, IndiGo will begin operating daily non-stop flights between Mumbai and Madinah, using its Airbus A320 aircraft.This
Navi Mumbai Airport Opens Gate to the World: A Landmark in India’s Aviation Journey
The Navi Mumbai International Airport, inaugurated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, marks a monumental leap in India’s aviation and infrastructure
India’s Busiest Cities to Gain Much-Needed Second Airports
MUMBAI—India’s aviation sector is on the cusp of a major transformation. Two of the country’s most anticipated airport projects—Navi Mumbai
Delhi Airport Records 244% Growth in International-to-International Transfers
The Indira Gandhi International Airport (IGIA) has reported a sharp rise in international-to-international (I-to-I) passenger transfers, marking a 244% increase
Top 10 Busiest Airports in the World for Long-Haul Flights – September 2025
Long-haul travel continues to surge in 2025, with global demand fueling expansion at leading airports across Europe, the Middle East,
India and China Agree to Resume Direct Flights and Strengthen Trade Amid Border Talks
NEW DELHI, Aug 19 – India and China have agreed to restart direct flights and boost trade and investment, marking
Best U.S. Airlines for Families in 2025, According to AirAdvisor
Families traveling by air often look for airlines that can meet their needs — from seating them together without extra
Spirit Airlines Warns of Possible Shutdown Within a Year Amid Post-Bankruptcy Struggles
Spirit Airlines has warned investors that it may face closure within the next year as it works to recover profitability
Air India to Halt Delhi–Washington Flights from Sept 1 for Fleet Retrofit
Air India announced it will suspend its non-stop services between Delhi and Washington, DC, starting September 1, citing “operational factors.”