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The Indian government is showing signs of easing its stance on civil aviation ties with Turkey, as evidenced by recent approvals of aircraft leasing agreements between Indian and Turkish airlines. This shift comes after a period of heightened tensions, sparked by security concerns and geopolitical »»»

Turkish Technic, Turkish Airlines' maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) arm, inked on Wednesday an agreement with British giant Rolls-Royce to establish one of the largest engine maintenance facilities at Istanbul Airport. Turkish Technic's chairperson of the board of directors, Ahmet Bolat, expr»»»

Turkish Technic, Turkish Airlines' maintenance, repair, and overhaul arm, signed an agreement with Rolls-Royce to establish one of the largest engine maintenance facilities at Istanbul Airport. The facility will enable Turkish Technic to provide comprehensive maintenance services for Trent XWB-97, »»»

(ANI photo) MUMBAI: Domestic carrier IndiGo on Wednesday said it will induct three more Boeing 787-9 planes in its fleet under a damp lease arrangement with Norse Atlantic Airways, as it prepares to launch flights to Europe from mid-summer this year. Currently, the Gurugram-headquartered airline op»»»

IndiGo will introduce a Boeing 787 aircraft in March 2025, marking its first in the fleet. The airline is also exploring additional aircraft contracts. Domestic carrier IndiGo on Thursday said it has entered into a pact with Norse Atlantic Airways for the damp lease of one Boeing 787-9 aircraft, am»»»

NEWS FLASHTurkish Airlines has scheduled and put on sale flights between Istanbul and Ohrid for the 2025 summer season. The carrier had previously applied for state subsidies to launch the service. Flights will commence on March 27 and operate four times per week, on Mondays, Thursdays, Fridays and»»»