Ministry of Civil Aviation
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Aviation
DIAL & MoCA Introduce Air Suvidha 2.0 Screening Portal.
In response to the ongoing Ebola outbreak, the Ministry of Civil Aviation and Delhi International Airport Limited (DIAL) have launched AIR SUVIDHA 2.0, an upgraded contactless Passenger Health Self-Declaration Portal, to improve public health surveillance at India’s international points of entry. At https://airsuvidha.civilaviation.gov.in/, the AIR SUVIDHA 2.0 portal is currently operational. International visitors can expedite health screening and immigration clearance…
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MoCA & Air India Launch Easy Connect Flights.
In order to further develop the Government of India’s hub-and-spoke strategy and provide travellers throughout Punjab with seamless worldwide connectivity, the Ministry of Civil Aviation and Air India launched “Easy Connect” services from Amritsar. The initiative’s nationwide implementation, which was announced in June 2026, has advanced significantly with this introduction. Two daily flights from Amritsar to Delhi have been branded…
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The center reduces domestic airline airport fees by 25%.
In the midst of the ongoing West Asia crisis, which has affected international aviation operations and caused a substantial increase in fuel prices, the Ministry of Civil Aviation has announced a number of measures to support domestic airlines. The government has ordered a 25% cut in landing and parking fees for domestic airlines at all airports for a duration of…
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India’s Aviation Ministry Allocates 60% of Airline Seats Free of Cost.
With airports serving more than five lakh people every day, India has become the third-largest domestic aviation market in the world. The UDAN program, which seeks to increase regional accessibility and connection, has contributed to the expansion. The Ministry of Civil Aviation claims that passenger facilitation is still a top focus, with programs like Flybrary services, UDAN Yatri Cafés, and…
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Indian Carriers Boost West Asia Connectivity Amid Changing Circumstances.
On March 9, 2026, 45 inbound aircraft operated by Indian carriers carried 7,407 people from West Asia into the nation. The ongoing events in West Asia and their potential effects on air traffic between India and the area are being closely monitored by the Ministry of Civil Aviation. According to operational statistics for March 9, 2026, 45 Indian airlines’ inbound…
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