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India Wants Five New Big Airlines: What Will the Main Opportunities Be?
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India Wants Five New Big Airlines: What Will the Main Opportunities Be?

Indian airports descended into chaos recently, with many flights cancelled by Indigo, the largest airline in India, toppling travel plans for passengers. Air India, which is the main competitor to Indigo, is trying to cope with these issues on its own. In 2025, one of its planes crashed, killing all of its 242 passengers on board. And recently, Canadian authorities ordered the airline to examine a pilot who failed two breathalyzer tests before departure. The Tata Group, which owns Air India together with Singapore Airlines, is considering replacing Chief Executive Campbell Wilson to accelerate the airline’s reversal. If the government succeeds in its plans of bringing five new airlines on board, there are endless opportunities for future pilots and other people associated with them . Let us examine the possibilities and how much time it will take for this to come to fruition in this blog.

Saheel Singh 19 Jan 2026
A Recap of 2025 for the Indian Aviation Sector: A Bit More Turbulence Than Stability
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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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