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Virgin Atlantic Unveils Refreshed Heathrow Clubhouse
Virgin Atlantic has begun rolling out a redesigned Clubhouse at London Heathrow, marking the first phase of a broader upgrade to its premium airport experience for Upper Class customers. The refurbishment brings together new wellness features, workspaces and redesigned lounge…
The Master Strategist Crosses the Aisle: Aloke Singh’s High-Stakes Move to IndiGo
The Indian aviation sector is undergoing a profound transformation, one that is focused more on intellectual capital than on aircraft orders. The selection of Aloke Singh as the Chief Strategy Officer (CSO) at IndiGo is a step that has generated…
Free Seat Selection in India: How the 60% Rule Changes Air Travel
India’s aviation story has long been one of democratisation — bringing flying within reach of millions who once saw it as a luxury. Now, in a move that could quietly reshape the passenger experience, the government has turned to one…
Airlines This Week: Disruptions in the Sky, Expansion on the Ground
India’s aviation sector spent the past week navigating a striking contrast—grappling with one of the most disruptive geopolitical crises in recent years even as airlines pressed ahead with international expansion plans. The escalation of the Iran–US conflict at the end…
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- Airports
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Noida International Airport Opens at Jewar as Integrated Aviation Hub
Standing against the backdrop of freshly laid tarmac at the sweeping new terminal at Jewar, the newly constructed airport, the Prime Minister, Narendra Modi, sought to put the occasion into perspective. “This is a new chapter for Viksit Uttar Pradesh,…
The Frictionless Airport: Everything Is Ready Except the System
Global aviation is on a growth trajectory that infrastructure alone cannot sustain. Passenger volumes are expected to nearly double by 2040, and the industry has long accepted that new terminals and additional runways alone will not be enough to absorb…
Noida International Airport Edges Closer to Opening in Jewar
After years of construction delays and shifting timelines, the long-awaited Noida International Airport in Jewar appears closer than ever to opening. With the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) issuing the airport’s aerodrome licence and security clearances now in place, authorities say…
Bengaluru Airport Aligns Expansion With Traffic Growth
Riding high on an 8% plus annual passenger traffic growth, Bengaluru’s Kempegowda International Airport (KIA) is all set for a major technological upgrade this year. High on its agenda is an all-new Air Traffic Control (ATC) and an upgrade of…
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- Business Aviation
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What LEO and Multi-Orbit Connectivity Mean for Business Aviation in India
Connectivity expectations in aviation are now shaped by what passengers and flight departments use on the ground — video calls, secure corporate networks and continuous access to information. In business aviation, that expectation now travels with the aircraft. Across India…
How India Taxes Business Aviation Out of Its Own Market
There is a familiar kind of institutional contradiction that does not announce itself. It builds quietly, transaction by transaction, registration by registration, until the distortion is so embedded in market behaviour that everyone has simply learned to work around it….
What Happens in a Business Jet Pre-Purchase Inspection
For most business jet transactions, the pre-purchase inspection, or PPI, is where the deal is effectively decided. It is the stage where an aircraft’s condition, records and maintenance status are examined before ownership changes hands. For Indian operators, this process…
Rules, Runways and the Road to Reform
India’s business aviation sector has never struggled for a growth story. What it has struggled with — consistently, over many years — is turning that story into a working operational and investment environment. The Corporate Jet Investor 2026 conference, which…
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- Engines
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From Engines to Engineering: Pratt & Whitney’s India Agenda
Twenty years of engineering investment, a supply chain running through Indian manufacturers, a training infrastructure feeding the workforce Indian aviation needs, and a next-generation engine built specifically for the operating conditions that define flying across the subcontinent— Pratt & Whitney has…
American Airlines selects CFM engines and services for Airbus A321neo fleet expansion
American Airlines and CFM International (“CFM”) today announced that American’s future deliveries of Airbus A321neo aircraft will continue to be powered by the CFM LEAP-1A engine. These engines will be installed on Airbus A321neo aircraft that American ordered two years…
Supporting India’s Expanding Airline Fleets
India’s aviation growth is pushing beyond fleet additions toward questions of endurance, utilisation, and long-term support. From engines powering high-frequency domestic routes to platforms enabling long-haul expansion, the emphasis is on reliability, operating economics, and lifecycle depth. Manufacturing and engineering…
GE Aerospace completes hybrid electric engine ground test milestone
GE Aerospace announced today a new test milestone for hybrid electric aviation, successfully demonstrating power transfer, extraction, and injection in a high-bypass commercial turbofan engine. Ground testing of a modified Passport engine was completed in 2025 at Peebles Test Operation…
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- MRO
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Lufthansa Technik Component Services Expands Americas Footprint with New Tulsa Facility
Lufthansa Technik Component Services (LTCS) has formally opened a new state-of-the-art facility in Tulsa, Oklahoma, marking the first major milestone in a two-part expansion programme aimed at strengthening its presence across the Americas. The 25,000 square foot building adds 90…
Philippine Airlines Extends GE90 Support Deal with AFI KLM E&M
Philippine Airlines has renewed and extended its long-term maintenance agreement with Air France Industries KLM Engineering & Maintenance (AFI KLM E&M) for its GE90 engines, reaffirming a partnership that has been in place for years and remains one of the…
Onshore and Capable: GMR Aero Technic’s Expanding Role in India’s MRO Sector
India’s MRO sector spent years being talked about as a market in waiting — the potential always outsized, the actual capacity always catching up. That gap is closing, and not because of policy alone. Facilities have expanded, certifications have multiplied,…
Grounded No More: Why India Must Not Outsource Its MRO Future
Policy shapes industries over decades, rarely in ways that are immediately visible. The MRO sector is a good example—years of import duty structures, GST complications, and outdated regulation quietly pushed maintenance work out of the country, and most people in…
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