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Top Official Rubbishes Air Tickets Costing Rs 60,000 To Flood-Hit Kerala
Civil Aviation Secretary RN Choubey, on Tuesday, said that 90 per cent of tickets on flights to and from flood-affected Kerala were sold below Rs 10,000, dismissing the charge that airlines had hiked fares exorbitantly.
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Jet Airways Chief Meets Top Aviation Official As Airline's Stock Slides
Financially-challenged Jet Airways on Tuesday said its Chairman Naresh Goyal met Civil Aviation Secretary RN Choubey to discuss matters concerning the sector and the airline.
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Air Force Approves Civilian Flights From Hindon Base In Ghaziabad: Official
The Indian Air Force will allow its Hindon base to be used for flights operating to tier-2 and tier-3 cities under the government's regional connectivity scheme, civil aviation secretary RN Choubey said today.
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UDAN Scheme: Government Proposes Changes, More Routes To Be Allocated By August
The government is likely to award air routes under the second round of the regional connectivity scheme (RCS) by August, for which it has invited comments from stakeholders on certain changes it has proposed.
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Top Official Rubbishes Air Tickets Costing Rs 60,000 To Flood-Hit Kerala
Civil Aviation Secretary RN Choubey, on Tuesday, said that 90 per cent of tickets on flights to and from flood-affected Kerala were sold below Rs 10,000, dismissing the charge that airlines had hiked fares exorbitantly.
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Jet Airways Chief Meets Top Aviation Official As Airline's Stock Slides
Financially-challenged Jet Airways on Tuesday said its Chairman Naresh Goyal met Civil Aviation Secretary RN Choubey to discuss matters concerning the sector and the airline.
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Air Force Approves Civilian Flights From Hindon Base In Ghaziabad: Official
The Indian Air Force will allow its Hindon base to be used for flights operating to tier-2 and tier-3 cities under the government's regional connectivity scheme, civil aviation secretary RN Choubey said today.
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UDAN Scheme: Government Proposes Changes, More Routes To Be Allocated By August
The government is likely to award air routes under the second round of the regional connectivity scheme (RCS) by August, for which it has invited comments from stakeholders on certain changes it has proposed.
