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India’s Regional Connectivity Scheme sets aside 18 routes for seaplane operations.

India-Israel joint venture views military and paramilitary requirements under Make in India.

Boeing’s Keskar characterizes MRO and related services as more competitive than aircraft sales.

The Army and Air Force are expected to sign deals with Russian Helicopters later this month.

The company is expecting India to release a request for information, at which time it will offer the aircraft as a multi-role fighter

CAPA-Centre for Aviation estimates a 15- to 20-percent shortfall of captains in India.

The establishment of a West African MRO hub accompanies plans to launch a Nigerian flag carrier.

The first Falcon 2000-series cockpit nose assembly made in India by Dassault Reliance Aerospace Ltd. is now ready to be handed over to Dassault Aviation.

The country’s oldest privately held airline has entered talks with lessors to avoid aircraft repossession.

De Juniac expressed "surprise" at the Indian government’s refusal to join the carbon offsetting and reporting initiative.

Apart from requiring increased inspections, the India DGCA has barred operations to the Andaman Islands.

Industry leaders applaud India’s government for clearing a path for building aviation infrastructure.

While the debate over who will operate India's growing attack helicopter force continues, the Army Aviation Corps is looking forward to receiving Apaches

The subcontinent extends the deadline for implementation of its satellite-based augmentation system until June 2020.

But US airframer voices concerns over falling yields

Kazakhstan’s national carrier sees China as significant opportunity

The Indian Navy has plans to field at least two indigenous aircraft carriers, and would like to populate their decks with home-grown fighters

The Italian carrier’s CEO characterizes assertions it has violated Open Skies treaties as "nonsense."

The regulator calls for pilots to land immediately if the narrowbody's stall prevention feature malfunctions.

The subcontinent’s Regional Connectivity Scheme creates opportunities for fledgling maintenance operations.

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