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Karnataka government has approved additional funds for Vijayapura airport. The allocation is INR 270.83 crore. This will facilitate Airbus-320 operations. Night landing facilities will also be improved. The total development cost rises to INR 618.75 crore. The airport will link Karnataka and North India. The project aims to boost industrial and tourism prospects.
A cyberattack hit check-in systems at major European airports. London's Heathrow and Brussels Airport faced disruptions. The attack impacted electronic check-in and baggage drop. Manual check-in was used as a workaround. Flights faced delays and cancellations. Authorities are working to resolve the issue. Passengers are advised to check with airlines. Frankfurt and Zurich airports were not affected.
Spain's state-owned airport operator Aena on Thursday said it would invest almost 13 billion euros over five years to expand and modernise airports in the world's second most-visited country. The 12.8 billion euros ($15 billion) for the 2027-2031 period is "Aena's largest investment in airports in the last 20 years in Spain", said the company, the world's biggest airport operator by passenger numbers.
IATA emphasizes the importance of a global emissions deal for airlines at the upcoming UN aviation gathering, despite doubts about meeting environmental targets. Discussions will include environmental concerns, pilot retirement age, and safety issues. The assembly will also address Russia's potential return to the ICAO council and the termination of the Delta-Aeromexico joint venture.
Russia's Krasnodar airport reopened for domestic flights after three years. The airport was closed due to security concerns. An Aeroflot flight from Moscow landed in Krasnodar. Flights now avoid airspace near Ukraine. Other airports remain closed. The decision to reopen followed a risk evaluation. Aeroflot will operate multiple daily flights. Passengers expressed relief at the easier travel.
Kinjarapu Ram Mohan Naidu launched 'Yatri Sewa Diwas' at airports nationwide. The event featured health check-ups, especially for women, aligning with Narendra Modi's vision. The initiative aims to improve passenger experience. Naidu highlighted aviation sector growth under Modi, with passenger numbers rising significantly. Airports will soon have Wi-Fi. Vipin Kumar praised the initiative.
Spirit Airlines plans significant capacity reduction. The airline will cut flights by 25 percent in November. This move will impact jobs at the low-budget carrier. CEO Dave Davis cites network optimization as the reason. United Airlines has ruled out bidding for Spirit's assets. Spirit's financial difficulties raise concerns about affordable flights. The airline is also evaluating its fleet size.
Air India Express has become a member of the International Air Transport Association (IATA), underscoring its commitment to global operational and safety standards. The membership enhances the airline’s international profile, provides access to IATA’s settlement systems, and enables active participation in shaping global aviation policies, further supporting its ongoing expansion across domestic and international markets.
Amit Shah launched the Fast Track Immigration program at five more airports. This expands the program to 13 airports nationwide. The program allows faster immigration for pre-verified travelers using e-gates. Around 3 lakh people have registered, with over 2.6 lakh using the service. Shah suggested integrating FTI-TTP registration with passport and OCI card issuance.
Noida International Airport is expected to commence operations this December. It has received airside security approval. The airport project faced previous delays. Sources suggest an inauguration between late November and early December. The airport is equipped for low-visibility conditions. Initial operations will include domestic and cargo flights. Future expansion plans involve additional runways and terminals.
Sean Duffy, US Transportation Secretary, plans to dissolve Delta-Aeromexico partnership. This is due to Mexico favoring its airlines. Mexico allegedly limits US flights into Mexico City. Duffy believes Mexico violates trade agreements. Mexico defends its actions citing airport congestion. Delta and Aeromexico express disappointment. They warn of harm to jobs and tourism. The order takes effect in January.
IndiGo will commence thrice-weekly flights between Mumbai and Copenhagen from 8 October 2025, marking its entry into Scandinavia. Operated on Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner aircraft leased from Norse Atlantic Airways, Copenhagen becomes IndiGo’s 44th international and 138th overall destination. The route will offer both Economy and IndiGoStretch business-class services, including hot meals, beverages, and in-flight entertainment.
Airline Pilots Association India has concerns about DGCA's fatigue risk management system. ALPA fears it could compromise safety by extending duty periods. They want the implementation delayed until the Air India crash probe is complete. ALPA suggests an independent pilot body for impartial fatigue report examination. They also want balanced representation in Fatigue Safety Action Groups.
IndiGo and AEGEAN have signed a Memorandum of Understanding for a codeshare agreement to expand connectivity between India, Greece and Europe. Subject to regulatory approvals, IndiGo will start six weekly flights to Athens in January 2026, while AEGEAN will launch services to Delhi and Mumbai in 2026. The partnership will integrate both networks, enabling seamless travel across India, South Asia and Europe.
The US Transportation Department is ending the joint venture between Delta Air Lines and Aeromexico. This decision is due to anti-competitive effects in the US-Mexico City markets. The department believes it gives an unfair advantage to Delta and Aeromexico. The airlines account for a large portion of flights between Mexico City and the US.
Air India Express has launched a direct flight from Dehradun to Bengaluru. Pushkar Singh Dhami, the Chief Minister, inaugurated the air service at Jolly Grant Airport. The Chief Minister said that it will boost tourism, trade, and investment opportunities in Uttarakhand. It will also provide convenient travel options for youths and professionals.
The Federal Aviation Administration seeks $3.1 million from Boeing. This is due to safety violations. These violations occurred between September 2023 and February 2024. The violations include the Alaska Airlines incident. A door plug panel blew out mid-flight in January. The FAA identified quality system violations at Boeing and Spirit AeroSystems factories. Boeing is reviewing the proposed penalty.
The Union Home Ministry has directed international airports to increase immigration counters and staff availability around the clock to reduce wait times during the peak tourist season. They are also promoting the Fast Track Immigration - Trusted Traveller Programme (FTI-TTP) for pre-verified Indian nationals and OCI cardholders to expedite immigration.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to inaugurate Purnea Airport and launch development projects worth nearly Rs 36,000 crore in Bihar. The initiatives include new railway lines, power projects, river link projects, housing schemes, and support for agriculture. These projects aim to boost connectivity, employment, and social uplift in the Seemanchal and Kosi regions ahead of the upcoming Assembly polls.
Delhi International Airport Limited (DIAL), led by GMR AERO, will reopen the upgraded Terminal 2 of Indira Gandhi International Airport on October 26, 2025. The facility introduces India’s first autonomous docking aerobridges, Self Baggage Drop counters, modern interiors, and improved connectivity. Air India and IndiGo will shift 120 daily domestic flights to T2, easing operations and enhancing passenger experience.