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DGCA launches probe after SpiceJet and Akasa Air aircraft make contact at Delhi airport, causing damage and prompting safety checks.

Government puts on hold rule requiring airlines to offer 60% seats without extra charges after industry concerns over fare structures.

The DGCA has said that 444 flights are likely to be cancelled on March 1 due to airspace restrictions over Iran and parts of the Middle East.

Coming out of unprecedented disarray, IndiGo operated more than 2,000 flights for the second consecutive day, the airline said on Saturday,

IndiGo refunded Rs 827 crore, delivered over 4,500 bags, and improved operations after the government warning over flight disruptions.

IndiGo has refunded Rs 610 crore to passengers affected by cancelled or heavily delayed flights, meeting the Civil Aviation Ministry’s deadline to clear all pending refunds by 8 PM on Sunday.

Central ministries exceeded their FY25 MSE procurement target by over 94%, as per the MSME Ministry’s Sambandh portal.

India has directed IndiGo to end its aircraft lease with Turkish Airlines in three months over Turkey’s support for Pakistan.

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