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Bengaluru to Host Global Conference Examining Aviation Law Challenges Through 2030
**The International Conference on Aviation Law: Challenges for 2026–2030 will take place on 29 October 2026 at Hilton Embassy Golf Links, Bengaluru.**
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Ministry of Civil Aviation Mandates Minimum 60% Free Seat Selection Across Airlines
DGCA orders Indian airlines to offer 60% seats free, ensure family PNR seating & clearer pet policies. Get full aviation news on Avionyz.
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China Southern Gets Final Approval for $2.2B Share Issue
China Southern Airlines gets final approval for a $2.2 billion share issue to fund 46 aircraft purchases. Read more on Avionyz.
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Riyadh Air expands UK network with Manchester route
Riyadh Air launches Manchester-Riyadh flights, expanding its UK network and connecting northern England with Saudi Arabia three times each week.
• Parijat Sourabh

FIP seeks tighter fatigue rules after pilot deaths
FIP urges DGCA to end airline FDTL exemptions and strengthen fatigue management after six pilot deaths during duty cycles since 2023.
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Malaysia explores support options as AirAsia faces strain
Malaysia explores options to address AirAsia’s financial strain, including potential support and whether rivals could absorb its domestic market share.
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Boeing completes first landing gear exchange for 737 MAX
Boeing and American Airlines complete the first 737 MAX landing gear exchange, expanding Boeing’s programme to the MAX fleet.
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Air India faces probe over immigration lapse
Air India faces scrutiny after three foreign nationals allegedly left India without completing mandatory immigration clearance.
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Wings, flaps and fuselage: What every part of an aircraft actually does
Every aircraft may look different, but the major components perform the same essential tasks of generating lift, maintaining stability, controlling flight and carrying passengers safely from one destination to another.
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Japan’s eVTOL sector moves closer to commercial operations
Japan steps up its eVTOL ambitions as Toyota, Joby and SkyDrive advance aircraft testing, certification and manufacturing plans.
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