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The country’s ailing maintenance industry calls for an even playing field.

Consolidation of Indian airlines is inevitable as losses mount and capacity continues to increase.

The national carrier of Oman sees the new airport in Muscat as a key vehicle for its expansion.

FlyArystan to start operations with four A320s by the middle of next year

Low fares undercutting profitability but CEO emphasizes long-term view

Region expected to take 40 percent of all commercial aircraft over 20 years

U.S. FAA due to conduct audit of Indian DGCA starting October 31

Annual production to reach 2,000 by 2020

System promises to cut costs, reduce congestion and improve security

Bombardier Q400 operator SpiceJet flies first commercial service to Pakyong Airport

Icelandic LCC to fly A330neo between Reykjavik and Delhi starting December 6

With a rapidly aging fighter fleet the Indian Air Force is looking to local industry to replenish the air force's inventory

Set to launch operations between Delhi and Bangalore on September 18

IATA’s De Juniac calls financial condition of Indian airlines unsustainable

The charter operator already has five eight-seat Airvan 8 piston singles in its fleet.

After a long saga, the Indian Navy has been granted approval to buy the Sikorsky MH-60R through FMS channels, as well as a new utility helicopter

Indian government readies national policy on commitment to alternative fuels

Indian navy called in to aid recovery from worst flooding in a century

India has acquired the P-8 Poseidon as a replacement for its Tupolev Tu-142 "bears'. Desires for a follow-on purchase are now under threat

Overcapacity cited as a cause. Reduction could help industry recover

New guidelines would help the country’s business aviation sector to become more cost-effective.

The contract to buy 36 Rafales has become an election issue in India, where its pricing and offset deal have come under scrutiny

Pratt & Whitney PW11000G combustors again the culprit

TaxiBots are helping to "green" India's airports following agreement with KSU Aviation.

With manufacturing facilities in the UK and sister plants around the globe, Dynamatic Technologies is a sole supplier to the Airbus A320 family.

Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd is a market leader in India, but private industry is offering more competition.

First deliveries will begin next year.

The company's product line offers Aerospace 4.0 capabilities, it says.

Partnership on digital data builds on previous relationship.

Cyients's single-channel transmit and receive module was developed in India.