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Ministry of Civil Aviation Notifies New Aviation Rules for India

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The Ministry of Civil Aviation notified the Bharatiya Vayuyan Niyam, 2026, a new set of rules governing India's civil aviation sector. This framework replaces the Aircraft Rules, 1937, and will come into effect on January 1, 2027. The new rules cover several aspects of civil aviation, including aircraft registration, safety certification, maintenance, and flight operations.

From business-standard.com

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The new regulatory framework impacts the operational standards of the civil aviation industry in India. The notification was met with market attention, as shares of InterGlobe Aviation climbed nearly 5 per cent over two trading sessions, supported by the regulatory news and a decline in crude oil prices.

From business-standard.com

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    India might see lower import costs due to the decline in crude oil prices.

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    The finance ministry could experience eased fiscal pressure from lower government import costs.

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