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    2026

    SriLankan Airlines Hyderabad honours business class agents

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    New Delhi, 26 June 2026 : SriLankan Airlines recently concluded a limited-time sales contest in Hyderabad, specifically designed to encourage Business Class ticket issuance among its valued agencies. Recognizing the outstanding contributions of the top performers, the SriLankan Airlines extended tokens of appreciation to the agents. The recognition was extended to the three most productive agencies in the market, who collectively recorded the highest number of Business Class ticket sales during the contest period. SriLankan Airlines remains the only premium full-service carrier connecting Hyderabad to Colombo, operating five weekly flights from Rajiv Gandhi International Airport (HYD). Commenting on the recognition, Ishfaaq Uvaim, Manager Telangana and Andhra Pradesh, said, “Our agents are instrumental in showcasing the premium SriLankan Airlines experience to discerning travelers. This initiative was a small way to acknowledge their efforts and reaffirm our commitment to working together as we grow in this market.” SriLankan Airlines currently operates 90 weekly flights, linking Colombo with Chennai, Mumbai, Delhi, Bengaluru, Trichy, Madurai, Cochin, Thiruvananthapuram, and Hyderabad. From its Colombo hub, the airline connects wide network spanning the Indian Subcontinent, Southeast Asia, the Middle East, Europe, and the Far East.

    2026

    MoCA & DIAL launches AIR SUVIDHA 2.0 portal

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    New Delhi, 26 June 2026: The Ministry of Civil Aviation and Delhi International Airport Limited (DIAL) has launched AIR SUVIDHA 2.0, an upgraded contactless Passenger Health Self-Declaration Portal, to strengthen public health surveillance at Points of Entry in response to the ongoing Ebola disease outbreak. The launch follows the WHO’s declaration of the Ebola/Bundibugyo virus disease outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Uganda as a Public Health Emergency of International Concern (PHEIC) on 17 May 2026 under the International Health Regulations (IHR) 2005. The current outbreak has been confirmed as Bundibugyo virus disease (BVD), and countries bordering DRC and Uganda — including South Sudan — have been assessed as high-risk for transmission (as updated by WHO). Developed in collaboration with the Directorate General of Health Services (DGHS), Ministry of Health & Family Welfare, the portal enables International arriving passengers to submit a mandatory online Health Self-Declaration — covering 21-day travel history, exposure history and related symptoms, if any — prior to immigration clearance. The portal enables real-time data sharing with the Airport Health Officer, Bureau of Immigration, IDSP and State Surveillance Officers, enables swift identification and referral of at-risk travellers- while keeping the arrival experience seamless and contactless, with no physical forms to fill on landing. Airsuvidha Self Declaration Form (SDF) can be completed 24 hours in advance before arrival to India. Passengers are requested to fill the forms before boarding of the flight , during web check-in for swift clearance on arrival and only required to show the downloaded SDF at the International Travel Health Desk or Immigration counter. All International travellers are requested to complete their Self-Declaration accurately and in advance, in the interest of passenger safety and Public Health. The portal may be accessed at https://airsuvidha.civilaviation.gov.in/ (Courtesy: PIB/MoCA)

    Defence

    IAF gets final operational clearance for indigenous ‘Netra’

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    New Delhi, 26 June 2026: Defence Research & Development Organisation (DRDO) has achieved a significant milestone with the handing over of the Final Operational Clearance (FOC) certificate of the Indigenous ‘Netra’ Airborne Early Warning and Control (AEW&C) system to the Indian Air Force (IAF). The system has been indigenously developed through close collaboration among the IAF, DRDO, and associated industries to significantly enhance airborne surveillance, situational awareness & battle management capability. It represents a landmark achievement in India’s journey towards self-reliance in advanced aerospace & defence technologies. The Initial Operational Clearance (IOC) was given in 2017. The ceremony was presided over by the Deputy Chief of the Air Staff Air Marshal Awadhesh Kumar Bharti in Bengaluru, Karnataka on June 25, 2026. Former Chief of the Air Staff Air Chief Marshal RKS Bhadauria (Retd), former DRDO Chairman Dr S Christopher, serving and retired senior officers of IAF, Outstanding Scientist & Director Centre for Air Borne System (CABS)  P Santhya, Outstanding Scientist and Chief Executive (Airworthiness)  APVS Prasad, Scientist  ‘G” & Head NETRA FOC AS Kumaran, other senior officials of DRDO, and industry partners attended the event. In his address, the Deputy Chief of the Air Staff appreciated the FOC of indigenous Netra AEW&C. He spoke about the operational utilisation and reliability of the system during Operation Sindoor and Balakot strikes. He reiterated the importance of indigenous technologies which offer the services the flexibility to adapt the system to the evolving war scenario by undertaking modifications. He lauded the synergy among DRDO, IAF and the industry which has defined the success of the programme. Distinguished Scientist and Director General of Aeronautics Cluster of DRDO Dr K Rajalakshmi Menon narrated the successful journey of NETRA. She brought out the challenges faced and the decisions taken that enabled to achieve the programme objectives and deliver the operationally capable system to IAF. She emphasised the importance of System Engineering and how it helped in the planning and execution of flight-tests. Distinguished Scientist and Director General of Electronics Cluster of DRDO Dr BK Das stated that the synergy among the stakeholders has been the cornerstone of success of this programme. He termed Netra AEW&C as a defining testimony to self-reliance and attaining ‘Viksit Bharat’. Recognition of Key Contributors As part of the event, special appreciation and felicitations were extended to organisations and units that played a pivotal role in the successful realisation and operationalisation of the Netra AEW&C system. The contributions of all stakeholders were acknowledged as instrumental in transforming the system from concept to operational reality. Milestone in Indigenous Capability Development The successful induction of the Netra AEW&C system into operational service reflects DRDO’s commitment to indigenisation, innovation, and capability enhancement of the Defence Services. The programme stands as a shining example of synergy between operational users, scientific agencies, and defence production establishments. Commending DRDO, IAF & the industry, Raksha Mantri Shri Rajnath Singh has stated that the achievement of FOC marks not only a technological milestone, but also a strategic advancement in strengthening India’s airborne surveillance and command-and-control capabilities. Defence Secretary and Secretary, Department of Defence R&D and Chairman DRDO Rajesh Kumar Singh congratulated DG (Aero) and TEAM AEW&C for achieving the milestone. (Courtesy: PIB/MoD)

    2026

    Akasa Air forays into Rajasthan; announces operations from Udaipur

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    Delhi, 25 June 2026: Akasa Air, has announced the addition of Udaipur to its expanding domestic network. Effective 15th October 2026, the airline will commence daily direct flights connecting Udaipur with Mumbai and Bengaluru. Commenting on the launch, Anand Srinivasan, Co-Founder and Chief Commercial Officer, Akasa Air, said, “We are delighted to launch services to Udaipur, a city that represents India’s rich cultural heritage and continues to see strong demand across leisure and hospitality travel. With direct connectivity from Mumbai and Bengaluru, customers will now have more convenient access to one of the country’s most iconic destinations. As we continue to strengthen our domestic footprint, our focus remains on building a network that is relevant, customer-centric, and aligned with evolving travel demand. Udaipur is an important addition to our portfolio, and we look forward to offering travellers Akasa Air’s warm, dependable, and efficient flying experience,” he added. The launch reinforces Akasa’s commitment to building a comprehensive and demand-led network across India, while improving access to emerging and high-potential tourism markets.

    Top Stories

    Air India launches ‘Easy Connect’ flights from Varanasi

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    Varanasi, 25 June 2026: Air India has inaugured its first ‘Easy Connect’ flight under the Government of India’s new hub-and-spoke framework, launching the transformative model aimed at linking the length and breadth of India seamlessly with the world, and vice versa. The inaugural Easy Connect service, flight AI1111,departed Varanasi at 09:23 AM today, with international passengers on the flight connecting onward from Delhi to 9 destinations outside of India, such as Dubai, Colombo, Jeddah, Riyadh, Kathmandu, Phuket. Kinjarapu Ram Mohan Naidu, Minister of Civil Aviation, Govt. of  India, inaugurated the first ‘Easy Connect’ flight from Varanasi’s Lal Bahadur Shastri International Airport. At the occasion, he said, “Today we take a major step forward towards realising our vision of making air travel more accessible and building a future-ready, self-reliant Indian aviation industry that is efficient, inclusive, and globally competitive. Our new hub-and-spoke model paves the way for a monumental shift in how our citizens travel – where regardless of the city one lives in India, one can begin their international journey from their home city and travel across the globe with ease and confidence, on India’s own wings.” At the launch, the minister presented the first passenger to check-in for the inaugural Easy Connect flight with a commemorative boarding pass. Also present at the occasion were Samir Kumar Sinha, Secretary, Ministry of Civil Aviation; Puneet Kansal, Additional Secretary, Ministry of Civil Aviation; Vipin Kumar, Chairman, Airports Authority of India;Campbell Wilson, Chief Executive Officer & Managing Director, Air India; P. Balaji, Group Head – Governance, Risk, Compliance & Corporate Affairs, Air India; among other senior officials from government agencies and Air India. Nationwide rollout As the first airline to begin the hub-and-spoke services, Air India is leading a phased nationwide rollout that will progressively connect more domestic “spoke” cities in addition to Varanasi to the airline’s primary hubs in Delhi, Mumbai, and Bengaluru, unlocking seamless, end-to-end international travel for millions of Indians. Over the next few months, Air India aims to introduce ‘Easy Connect’ services from several other Indian cities progressively, including Ahmedabad, Amritsar, Chennai, Goa, Guwahati, Hyderabad, Kochi, Mumbai, Patna, Vadodara, and Visakhapatnam, thus fundamentally changing the way Indian travellers access destinations around the world. Campbell Wilson, Chief Executive Officer & Managing Director, Air India, said: “India is a major force in global aviation, and yet, for decades a meaningful share of Indian travellers flying abroad have routed their journeys through overseas transit points – often at the cost of comfort and convenience. Air India’s ‘Easy Connect’ flights is a response to that reality, and we are grateful to the Government of India for its vision and support in enabling this framework.” Wilson added: “In today’s India, a family in Varanasi, Amritsar, or Vishakhapatnam should not have to navigate unfamiliar transit environments to reach the world. They should be able to begin their international journey from their home city, on their own soil, feeling confident, comfortable, and proud as they connect seamlessly to global destinations.” Nearly 25 million passengers travel long-haul to and from India annually, of which close to 20 million are connecting travellers – and around 85% (approximately 17 million) of whom currently transit through overseas hubs rather than Indian airports.

    MRO

    Ontic’s rapid growth continues with new Florida facility

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    Florida, 25 June 2026: Ontic, manufacturer to the world’s civil and military aircraft, has signed a long-term lease for a 100,000-square-foot facility in Weston, Florida. The new site, Ontic’s tenth worldwide, expands its South Florida footprint and adds significant manufacturing capacity. Weston sits less than 20 miles from Ontic’s 65,000-square-foot Miramar facility, which opened in 2025. It adds further space for Original Equipment (OE) production, complementing the dedicated maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) work at Miramar. Together, the two South Florida sites give the company the room and flexibility to scale as customer demand increases. The new capacity supports Ontic’s rapidly expanding portfolio of licensed product lines. As Ontic acquires more licences, its need for manufacturing space rises in step, making sites like Weston central to handling new work. The new lease is the latest in a run of investments spanning both sides of the Atlantic, following hot on the heels of Ontic’s acquisition of a new MRO facility in Tewkesbury, UK, which is set to be fully operational by September 2026. “As our business continues to expand, we are proactively securing the capacity to support our operational requirements today and for the foreseeable future,” said Brian Sartain, Chief Operating Officer at Ontic. “Weston gives us an additional dedicated site for OE production and the room to keep taking on new lines, all while maintaining the availability and reliability our customers depend on.  “South Florida continues to be a center of aviation manufacturing for the entire sector and we will benefit from the highly skilled workforce that resides there.  This site had everything we needed to invest for the long term.” The Weston facility will undergo significant enhancements ahead of operations beginning in 2027. Planned upgrades include expanded power capacity, full-building air conditioning and a range of high-end finishes tailored to the specialized requirements of aerospace manufacturing and the product lines it will support. The investment reinforces Ontic’s ability to support customers worldwide, increases operational capacity and positions the company to capitalize on future opportunities as it continues delivering critical aerospace products and services to the global market.

    Tourism

    ATM 2026 to showcase Dubai’s resilience, global connectivity and future tourism growth

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    Dubai,  24 June 2026: Arabian Travel Market (ATM) 2026 has reinforced Dubai’s position as one of the world’s most resilient and best-prepared destinations for global travel and tourism, as the industry continues to navigate the evolving market conditions. Taking place from 14-17 September 2026 at Dubai World Trade Centre (DWTC), ATM 2026 will bring together the international travel community at a pivotal time for the sector, underlining confidence in Dubai’s ability to maintain business continuity, operational excellence and global connectivity. The revised dates for ATM 2026 reflect a measured, collaborative approach focused on supporting the global travel industry, providing exhibitors, buyers, visitors and partners with greater flexibility and confidence to participate, while maximising opportunities for attendance and business engagement. Danielle Curtis, Regional Portfolio Director – UAE, RX Global, said: “We appreciate the move to September means change for everyone; however, ATM’s role as a vital platform for the travel and tourism community to reconnect, strengthen partnerships and drive meaningful dialogue at a time when industry collaboration is needed most, is a key priority. “Supported by Dubai’s world-class infrastructure, operational resilience and strong public-private sector coordination, ATM 2026 remains firmly positioned to bring the tourism industry together and support long-term recovery and future growth.” Amid a range of strategic government initiatives, including AED2.5 billion in economic stimulus packages, tourism support measures and enhanced public safety legislation, Dubai has maintained operations across its aviation, tourism, hospitality and events ecosystem, reinforcing the emirate’s preparedness and long-term resilience. Hoor Al Khaja, Senior Vice President, International Operations at Dubai Corporation for Tourism and Commerce Marketing (DCTCM), part of the Dubai Department of Economy and Tourism (DET), said: “Dubai’s approach, guided by the city’s visionary leadership, has always been rooted in long-term planning, agility and strong collaboration across government and industry stakeholders. Throughout recent regional developments, the city has remained open, operational and welcoming, reinforcing the trust placed in Dubai by travellers, businesses and international partners worldwide. The city continues to provide a powerful platform for major events and meetings across key sectors, including tourism, and we look forward to engaging with the international travel community at ATM 2026.” Air connectivity is steadily returning, and as a result, inbound tourism is expected to increase. The UAE announced the full resumption of air traffic operations on 2 May, while Qatar, Bahrain, and Kuwait have also opened their airspace. Emirates has restored 96% of its global network, operating to 138 destinations across 73 countries, with over 1,300 weekly frequencies. Etihad Airways, flydubai, and Qatar Airways are all continuing to restore their schedules. Further reinforcing confidence in travel to the region, the UK government has lifted its travel warning to the UAE, reflecting improved regional stability and supporting the recovery of international travel demand. Australia has also downgraded its travel advice for several Middle Eastern destinations, including the UAE, acknowledging the easing of regional tensions and providing additional reassurance for travellers, tourism businesses and event organisers planning future travel to the region. Additional industry data further highlights the resilience of the GCC hospitality sector amid recent regional disruption. Research presented by STR, ATM’s official research partner, shows that hotel occupancy levels across key GCC markets have continued to recover steadily in recent weeks, supported primarily by strong domestic demand and the continued operation of core tourism infrastructure. Dubai has maintained stable hospitality performance throughout this period, reinforcing the strength of its diversified tourism economy, advanced infrastructure and coordinated public-private sector response. The findings support broader industry expectations that destinations with strong connectivity, established tourism ecosystems and proactive government support, such as Dubai and the wider UAE, are likely to recover more quickly as regional conditions stabilise. Curtis continued “Dubai has consistently demonstrated resilience, stability and leadership during periods of global uncertainty, supported by proactive governance, world-class infrastructure and a highly coordinated tourism ecosystem. The city remains fully operational, connected and firmly focused on the future. “ATM 2026 will play an important role in bringing the international travel community together at a time when collaboration, confidence and long-term planning are more important than ever. By convening industry leaders, policymakers, tourism authorities and innovators from around the world, ATM will continue to support meaningful partnerships and contribute to the future growth and resilience of global tourism.” Under the theme “Travel 2040: Driving New Frontiers Through Innovation and Technology”, ATM 2026 will place increased emphasis on resilience, adaptability and future preparedness across the global travel ecosystem. The extensive ATM conference programme will examine the evolving challenges and opportunities shaping international tourism, with dedicated sessions exploring crisis management, destination resilience, traveller confidence, aviation continuity, digital transformation and sustainable long-term growth strategies. Across the Global Stage, Future Stage and Experience Hub, policymakers, tourism authorities, researchers and technology leaders will discuss how destinations can strengthen preparedness, improve operational agility and build greater resilience against geopolitical, economic and environmental disruption. Research-led sessions delivered in partnership with organisations including STR, Tourism Economics, an Oxford Economics company, GSIQ and ICCA will provide strategic insight into shifting traveller sentiment, global mobility trends, destination competitiveness and the future of tourism demand. Euromonitor International’s Stephen Dutton, Global Insight Manager – Travel, will deliver a keynote session titled The State of Travel: Inflation, Polycrisis & the New Travel Reality. Speaking ahead of the event, he said: “Travel spending surged to record levels in 2025, outpacing GDP growth in many markets. This is a powerful testament to the enduring demand for meaningful cross-border experiences. This resilience is not incidental – travel has repositioned itself as an attainable luxury that consumers actively protect, even amid mounting economic and geopolitical pressures, and when consumers need to make trade-offs elsewhere to do so. Travel allows consumers to escape the day-to-day challenges they face and to experience the world positively.”

    MRO

    FL Technics acquires Sensus Aero to accelerate MRO software expansion

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    25th June 2026: FL Technics, provider of aircraft maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) services, has officially integrated Sensus Aero into its group structure, strengthening its aviation technology capabilities. Sensus Aero develops Sensus MRO, a software platform for MRO organizations focused on base and heavy airframe maintenance operations. The platform replaces fragmented systems and manual processes with a single connected solution, helping aviation organisations improve operational efficiency, increase visibility across maintenance activities, and make better decisions through real-time data. As part of FL Technics Group, the Sensus MRO platform will now be further developed and offered to external aviation organisations seeking to digitalise and optimise their maintenance operations. The integration marks the next stage in the development of Sensus Aero, which has already been supporting aviation maintenance operations within the broader Avia Solutions Group ecosystem. “Having worked closely with FL Technics from the very beginning, Sensus Aero has developed a deep, practical understanding of the challenges aviation maintenance organisations face in a competitive market. Joining FL Technics Group allows us to build on that experience and bring proven, industry-focused technology solutions to a wider market,” said Paulius Cegis, CEO of Sensus Aero. The aviation MRO sector is facing increasing pressure to improve operational efficiency, reduce turnaround times, and gain greater visibility across operations. As maintenance organisations continue investing in digital transformation initiatives, demand is growing for integrated platforms that can streamline processes and provide real-time operational insights. “Sensus Aero combines deep aviation expertise with technology capabilities developed specifically for the needs of the MRO industry. Integrating the platform into FL Technics Group allows us to further develop its capabilities while creating additional value for customers both within and outside our organisation,” said Žilvinas Lapinskas, CEO of FL Technics.

    Drones

    Aura Aero acquires VOLTAERO,accelerates decarbonization of Aviation

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    Toulouse, France, 23 June 2026: AURA AERO, French aerospace manufacturer dedicated to the development and industrialization of low-carbon aircraft for civil and military use has acquired VOLTAERO, a French company based in  Rochefort and a pioneer in electric and hybrid-electric propulsion systems. This transaction brings together two complementary areas of French expertise around a common goal: to accelerate the decarbonization of aviation with concrete, certifiable, and industrially viable solutions developed in France. This acquisition provides AURA AERO with rare experience in hybrid-electric architectures and experimental aeronautical development: design, system integration, testing, flight operations, and data analysis. This expertise, accumulated by VOLTAERO over several years of work, finds its most concrete expression in the Cassio S, a hybrid-electric flying demonstrator. Since the start of its flight testing in 2019, it has completed more than 270 flights and covered approximately 15,500 miles under a variety of operating conditions. It thus serves as tangible proof of technological maturity and a direct catalyst for AURA AERO’s electric and hybrid-electric developments. The transaction also includes key technological and industrial assets: patents, engineering expertise, prototyping capabilities, infrastructure in Rochefort, and part of VOLTAERO’s team. It gives AURA AERO additional leverage to accelerate its electric and hybrid developments, particularly in connection with its INTEGRAL and ERA programs, the 19-seat hybrid-electric regional aircraft, and its ENBATA drone project. The VOLTAERO site in Rochefort strengthens this execution capability. With over 25,000 sq. ft dedicated to assembly, engineering, testing, and industrial operations, and direct access to the runway, it provides AURA AERO with a complementary operational base for prototyping, integrating, testing, and refining new architectures. This acquisition marks an important milestone for AURA AERO. It brings a proven demonstrator, flight data, patented technologies, industrial resources, and rare expertise to a manufacturer already engaged in the design, certification, and production of low-carbon aircraft. It strengthens the company’s ability to turn innovation into products and to consolidate a French industry capable of making its mark in low-carbon aviation. “Acquiring VOLTAERO’s assets, and in particular the Cassio S, means integrating years of testing, data, and experience in hybrid-electric propulsion. This transaction serves as a catalyst for industrial, technological, and human growth. It strengthens our teams, expands our capabilities, and reaffirms our ambition: to build in France one of the world leaders in the aviation of tomorrow,” said Jérémy Caussade, President and co-founder of AURA AERO.

    2026

    Akasa Air reports 37% revenue growth in FY2025–26

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    Delhi, 23 June 2026:  Akasa Air, had announced strong financial and operational performance for the financial year ended March 31, 2026, reflecting the continued strength of its business model, disciplined execution, and growing customer preference. During FY2025–26, Akasa Air delivered strong growth across key business metrics. Operating revenue increased 37%, supported by a 30% growth in capacity measured through Available Seat Kilometres (ASKs). The airline inducted 10 Boeing 737 MAX aircraft during the year, rapidly expanding its fleet to 37 aircraft. Cargo volumes reached approximately 171,000 tonnes by the end of FY2025–26, while stage adjusted Revenue per Available Seat Kilometre (RASK) improved by 10%, driven by enhanced distribution capabilities, operational excellence and strong focus on customer experience backed by a technology first approach. Commenting on the performance, Ankur Goel, Chief Financial Officer, Akasa Air, said: “FY2025–26 was an important year for Akasa Air as we continued to strengthen our business while delivering sustained growth. We achieved strong revenue growth, improved margins, expanded our fleet and network, and further strengthened our financial foundation through the successful completion of a strategic investment transaction. These milestones reflect the strength of our business model, the discipline of our execution, and the confidence of both our customers and investors. As India’s aviation market continues to grow, we remain focused on building a well-capitalised, resilient airline with a long term perspective and a clear commitment to creating lasting value for all stakeholders.”

    FOREWORD

    Dear Readers,

     

    Welcome to the latest edition of Aviation World. This is an incredibly significant issue for us, perfectly timed to align with several prominent aviation events unfolding across the globe.

     

    Chief among them is the Farnborough International Airshow, taking place from July 20th to 24th, 2026, in Hampshire, United Kingdom. Ranked as one of the world’s premier events for aviation, aerospace, and defense, this year’s airshow arrives at a crucial moment. Against a backdrop of geopolitical turbulence, Farnborough provides an invaluable platform to engage with global leaders and gain firsthand perspectives on the future of the industry. Inside, you will find our comprehensive curtain-raiser report focusing on the show’s core themes, as well as the highly anticipated static and aerobatic aircraft displays.

     

    On our front cover, we are proud to feature Capt. Vaibhav Goutham Suresh, Director of the School of Aviation, Logistics and Tourism Management (SALTM) at Galgotias University. In an exclusive interview, Capt. Suresh highlights how SALTM bridges the gap between academia and the runway, delivering a comprehensive curriculum that ensures graduates are industry-ready from day one. Complementing this, our special feature on SALTM dives deeper into how the institution maintains world-class academic standards and a cutting-edge learning environment.

     

    We are also privileged to bring you exclusive insights from a stellar lineup of industry trailblazers in this edition, including:

    • Robin Glover-Faure, Chief Customer Officer of Acron Aviation
    • Karim Makhlouf, CCO of Royal Jordanian Airlines
    • Pallavi Joshi & Vimal Priya, the leadership powerhouse behind AirFleet Managers &Aviatrics Global
    • Wg. Cdr. Prem Kumar Garg (Retd.), CEO of IndiaOne Air

    Each shares a detailed perspective on driving innovation, navigating current market dynamics, and establishing progressive frontiers within their respective sectors.

     

    Beyond these highlights, this issue is packed with curated features and analytical pieces designed to keep you informed and inspired.

     

    Finally, we extend our heartfelt gratitude to our esteemed advertisers and partners. Your unwavering support empowers us in our ongoing endeavor to make Aviation World a truly world-class publication with global reach and recognition.

     

    Happy Reading!

     

    The Editorial Team

     

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