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During the 2008 Mumbai attacks the terrorists were believed to have utilized online mapping applications to plan and implement their attacks.

Leasing of aircrafts is a prevalent market practice in the aviation industry, and all existing airline operators in India have currently leased a significant number of aircrafts in their fleet.

India is one of the fastest growing aviation markets in the world, fuelled by factors such as rising income levels and competitive airfares.

The Indian skies, once seemingly boundless with potential, have recently witnessed a few turbulent patches.

The global aviation sector has long been a barometer of economic activity, signalling macroeconomic trends, trade flows, and consumer demand.

The new amendment will enable the lessors of aircraft to repossess their leased aircraft in the event...

The aviation industry in India has emerged as one of the fastest growing industries in the country and has recovered from the Covid-19 pandemic with passenger numbers exceeding the pre-COVID levels.

The Indian aviation sector continued to grow stronger in the year 2025, supported by increased capital commitments and large-scale infrastructure development.

OP-4 was exonerated as when there was a substantial decline in the fuel costs, the fuel surcharge was withdrawn.

The Indian Civil Aviation sector has seen a lot of growth since the early 2000s.

The role of patents in advancing space exploration is becoming increasingly crucial as the global space industry expands at a rapid pace.

The use of drone technology by both private and public actors have raised significant privacy concerns for Indians. Unfortunately, the current statutory and regulatory framework...

The Indian civil aviation sector has been growing tremendously, and with the second-largest population, the total traffic at major airports is also massive.

The passenger traffic in the country has been steadily growing at an average rate of more than 8% in the last five years, except in 2012-13.

A landmark legislation, “Bharatiya Vayuyan Adhiniyam,” replaced the colonial era law, the Aircraft Act, 1934. It marks a significant milestone in the evolution of India’s contemporary aviation regulatory framework...

In connection with the further implementation of the Cape Town Convention and Protocol in India, on January 30, 2026, the Ministry of Civil Aviation in India notified the Protection of Interests...

Year 2019 kept a majority of stakeholders in the Indian drone ecosystem busy with the task of achieving new technical standards to become compliant with the regulatory framework for drone

India's Competition Commission has clarified its jurisdiction to examine allegations of abuse of dominant position in the aviation sector, rejecting IndiGo's argument that sectoral regulation by DGCA excludes competition law oversight. The landmark ruling establishes that regulatory frameworks can coexist when they serve distinct purposes, with significant implications for how market dominance and anti-competitive conduct are assessed across regulated industries.