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Staff Shortages, Soaring Bird Hits: Red Flags in India's Aviation Industry

There has never been so much talk about the Indian aviation sector as there is now. There is significant growth in this sector and many positives, but there’s more. Where there are green flags, there are red flags as well, and the Indian aviation industry is not an exception. There are certain red flags that need to be mitigated to improve the industry's position. In this blog, we will discuss recent red flags and how to mitigate them.

Saheel Singh 16 Feb 2026

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Boeing to Get a USD 80 billion Order from India: Pilot Demand to be Boosted Big Time

  There is significant buzz that India could place one of the largest single-country orders with the aircraft manufacturing giant, Boeing. Following the announcement of an interim trade framework between India and the US, Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal said India will place orders for Boeing aircraft valued at USD 70-80 billion, bringing the total order value to USD 100 billion, including engines and spare parts.   With India set to place a large order for Boeing commercial aircraft, it will directly impact demand for pilots in India. A lot of speculation has been going around the fact that there is a shortage of pilots in India and with such a big order just around the corner, it is not that hard to imagine how big an opportunity it is for aspiring pilots. This blog will help you better understand the trade deal between the two nations and how it will support job creation for pilots and other aviation staff .

Saheel Singh 12 Feb 2026

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Government Signals Push for Indian CEOs at Airlines

Passenger traffic in the Indian aviation industry is increasing. Airports are expanding, and fleets are growing. With this development, the Union government of India has signalled its intent to expand, making clear that more Indian nationals should be at the helm of Indian airlines.

Saheel Singh 10 Feb 2026

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What are the New Aviation Rules Issued to Remove Obstacles Near Airports in India?

The Indian aviation industry is growing rapidly, and ensuring safe aircraft operations has become challenging. The aviation ministry has issued new aviation rules to remove obstacles near airports. This blog will help you understand these new regulations and how their implementation can enhance aviation safety in India.

Saheel Singh 09 Feb 2026

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Airbus Predicts that India's Fleet will Triple to 2,200 Aircraft in the Next 10 Years

  India is on the way to growth and the rising middle class is a result of that. Of the country's total population, approximately 38% is middle class. As the economy grows and purchasing power rises, how people travel is changing. More people are choosing air travel for faster, more convenient travel. As demand for air travel increases, the fleet will also grow, as Airbus projects for India. Now, let us see what the leading airline company predicts for India. According to Airbus, India’s commercial aircraft fleet will nearly triple to about 2,200 planes in the next ten years, reinforced by rapid traffic growth, airport development and growing airline capacity, Jürgen Westermeier, president and MD, Airbus India and South Asia, said at Wings India 2026 in Hyderabad. India is an important market for Airbus, where we deliver over 10% of our annual production, and this share is expected to grow. India currently operates about 850 commercial aircraft . According to Airbus’s India market outlook, passenger traffic will grow at about 9% annually over the next 10 years, with trips per capita increasing from about 0.13 today to roughly 0.29 by 2035. India is currently the third-largest, having risen within 10 years. Annual originating passenger trips will reach about 400 million over the period.

Saheel Singh 03 Feb 2026

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It is Time to Focus on Human Capital for the Indian Aviation Industry

With IndiGo, India’s largest carrier, going into an operational meltdown in December 2025, the focus shifted to pilots , ground staff and just about everyone on the human side. Indian carriers, after this fiasco, have realized it is time to refocus on building human capital in Indian aviation, shifting from large-order headlines to implementation. Human capital must be the mainstay of India’s ever-evolving aviation sector, where pilots, engineers, cabin crew and ground staff drive safety, competence and growth. Effective human resource management is critical to addressing talent shortages and supporting the industry’s goal of continuing on the merry way of development.

Saheel Singh 30 Jan 2026

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Russia’s Superjet 100 and Il-114-300 Passenger Aircraft to be Showcased for the First Time in Wings India 2026

With a view to strengthening ties between the two close friends, India and Russia, Moscow has provided India with its Superjet-100-class regional jet and the Il-114-300 passenger aircraft, both made with indigenous technology. There is also a replica of the Indian tricolour on the Russian Il-114-300 aircraft. Both aircraft will reinforce the Indian aviation sector, as most of the existing Indian aviation fleet consists of aircraft manufactured by Boeing and Airbus , both Western manufacturers. The passenger aircraft agreement between India and Russia will significantly strengthen relations between the two friendly nations. Russia says that its aircraft would provide India with technological diversification and, in the long run, decrease costs and ease supply shortages. The acceptance of these aircraft in the Indian market will be highly dependent on safety standards, maintenance arrangements and most importantly, economic viability.

Saheel Singh 28 Jan 2026

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Aircraft Upgrades Drive a Novel Phase of Competition in Indian Aviation

Many videos of the poor condition of Air India’s business-class cabins went viral on social media, prompting harsh criticism as unbecoming of a national carrier and prompting a rehaul of its ageing aircraft. In-flight experience is finally taking centre stage for India ’ s carrier. IndiGo has brought in India ’ s first A321XLR. Air India took delivery of 787-9, both with restored cabins, innovative seats, and a long ‑ haul product reset. Air India ’ s and Singapore Airlines' partnership deepens as the two align their products, routes, and schedules, moving toward making a united long ‑ haul network with more and more benefits. A new Saudia codeshare additionally widens Air India ’ s international reach. Indian aviation is shedding its legacy of old cabins, which are important to the passenger experience and the airline business.

Saheel Singh 27 Jan 2026

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What is the Influence of Space Programs on Aircraft Engineering?

Aerospace dynamics within aerospace engineering is an important field that includes the principles and applications of motion, stability and control in aerospace systems. From a common commercial aircraft to a more complex spacecraft, aerospace dynamics can shape the design, performance, and safety of aerial vehicles operating in the atmosphere and in space . This blog will help you understand how space programs affect aircraft engineering and a lot more.

Saheel Singh 21 Jan 2026

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The Rise of Jet Engines and Supersonic Flight

  The evolution from piston engines to jet propulsion marks a notable moment in the history of aviation, significantly reducing travel times. By the late 1930s, the masters understood that propeller-driven aircraft were approaching a physical "ceiling." As the tips of the propeller approached the speed of sound, they encountered considerable drag and lost the ability to produce thrust effectively. As a result, aviation innovators such as Sir Frank Whittle in the UK and Hans von Ohain in Germany are credited with the development of the gas turbine engine. The process of a jet engine is on the basis of the principle of "suck, squeeze, bang, blow, drawing in air, compressing, mixing it with fuel for ignition and then burning it at high velocities. This led to the first jet-powered flight of the Heinkel He 178 in the year 1939.

Saheel Singh 19 Jan 2026

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The History of Commercial Aviation and Passenger Travel

In 1903, the Wright brothers made the dream of human flight possible by inventing the first-ever aeroplane.   It is no hyperbole to say that this brought about a revolution in the world, which could not have even imagined that flying was possible. Commercial aviation is much more than just a mode of transport. It also brings cultures together, advancing economies and creating new prospects. There have been many important events along the way from wooden aeroplanes to wide-body jets.

Saheel Singh 19 Jan 2026

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Finding Out the Real Reason Why All Indian Aeroplanes Have the ‘VT’ Call Sign

There is a VT on an Indian aircraft. Have you ever wondered what it represents? According to experts, a radio call sign or registration code is assigned to each aircraft, and the prefix 'VT' is the nationality mark of each aircraft registered in India. "The registration character set for an Indian aircraft is VT. The International Telecommunication Union has selected three call sign series for India, but the 'VT' prefix is currently in use.

Saheel Singh 19 Jan 2026

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Can Budget 2026 be ‘Make or Break’ for Aviation? Let Us Find Out

The 2026 Indian Union Budget is expected to reiterate the importance of improving regional connectivity through the Regional Connectivity Scheme (UDAN).   The aviation sector is less focused on new declarations and more on delivery. According to an ICRA report, domestic air passenger traffic for the seven months of FY26 was 944.5 lakh, while infrastructure constraints at major airports turned out to be more visible.

Saheel Singh 19 Jan 2026

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A Recap of 2025 for the Indian Aviation Sector: A Bit More Turbulence Than Stability

As 2025 has flown by, it is important to look back at what has happened in the world of aviation in India. This industry has been ruling the roost even when the world was still reeling under COVID-19. The IATA predicted that the world would recover to pre-COVID-19 levels by 2024. Indian domestic aviation rather exceeded pre-pandemic levels in 2023, indicating that the industry has only gone from strength to strength. Though India has one of the fastest-growing aviation industries, it faced turbulence in 2025 due to massive flight disruptions, monetary fluctuations, safety crises and structural holdups. IndiGo’s ascendency in the Indian aviation industry eroded under regulatory pressures, while Air India’s merger struggles and a fatal crash worsened its vulnerability. As a result, passengers were stranded, passenger trust declined greatly and government interventions were necessary to control the soaring operational costs.

Saheel Singh 19 Jan 2026

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How to Get an Upgrade to First Class on a Flight?

It's the dream of any passenger travelling in economy class to be upgraded to a higher class.   Well, this is very much possible. Each flight is different; there are a few reasons why flight attendants pull strings for some lucky passengers. For helping to figure out how to ask for an upgrade on a flight. Let us look at what can be done.

Saheel Singh 19 Jan 2026

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From Office to Cockpit: How Indian Working Professionals Are Becoming Commercial Pilots?

The Indian aviation industry continues to grow from strength to strength. Traditionally, many young people dreamed of becoming pilots immediately after completing their 12th grade, but lately, this trend is shifting. Many working professionals are considering a career in aviation. This is a result of passion and India's growing aviation prospects, as well as attractive salaries and global opportunities.   This blog will help you find an answer to the question of why working professionals are more inclined to become pilots in India. And, not just that, what is the procedure that needs to be followed by these working professionals or for that matter, anybody who wants to become a commercial pilot and what challenges have to be dealt with, to achieve this feat. Let's get started with the journey of working professionals of becoming a pilot.

Saheel Singh 05 Dec 2025

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What Are the AME CET 2026 Exam Important Dates and Much More?

The Aircraft Maintenance Engineering Common Entrance Test (AME CET) is one of India’s most important examinations for aviation enthusiasts. It is important to pass the same to take admission in a diploma or a graduate degree program, for example, Aircraft Maintenance Engineering, B.Sc. Aviation etc. This blog will provide you with all the important information regarding dates, eligibility, exam pattern and preparation strategies for AME CET 2026.

Saheel Singh 22 Sep 2025

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Cabin Crew Perks & Benefits Beyond Salary: Travel, Health, and More

The aviation industry is one of the most attractive fields for a career in India. It offers glamour, adventure and financial stability. Cabin crew members, such as flight attendants, stewards and air hostesses, are the mainstays who ensure passenger comfort in the aviation sector. The cabin crew salary or air hostess salaries are the main focus of many and beyond this, the additional perks are also considered highly by the aspirants. These are travel concessions, health insurance, layover allowances and retirement benefits, which boost the salary for cabin crew in India in the current scenario. The cabin crew career in India is multifaceted, providing not only a stable income but also widespread non-salary assistance that redefine its overall value. While the cabin crew salary, air hostess salaries and flight steward salary provide the monetary base, the additional perks for example discounted travel, layover allowances, health benefits, training and retirement provisions increase the lure of the profession. It is for this reason that many people put the career of a cabin crew member on high priority.

Saheel Singh 14 Sep 2025