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Ceasefire already cracking: Iran keeps Hormuz mined, Vance flies to Pakistan for make-or-break talks
US-Iran ceasefire frays as Hormuz shipping stalls, IRGC mines lanes and Vance leads talks in Islamabad with enrichment and Lebanon unresolved.
Fuel up 85%, Gulf closed: India airlines face worst summer since Covid as DGCA trims 2026 schedule
Indian airlines will operate 23,049 weekly flights in summer 2026, down 10% from 2025, as West Asia conflict closes Gulf airspace and jet fuel costs surge 85% in March.
Jet fuel hits $200 a barrel: airlines across Asia and Europe scramble to raise fares
Qantas, SAS, Air New Zealand and Air India raised fares as the Middle East conflict pushed jet fuel to $200 a barrel and closed Gulf airspace.
London Heathrow Airport shutdown: How a power outage paralyzed one of the world’s busiest airports
The Heathrow Airport power outage halted flights worldwide, exposing vulnerabilities in aviation infrastructure. Find out why this crisis happened and what’s next.
The future of flying: TCS and Rolls-Royce’s hydrogen fuel revolution unveiled
Tata Consultancy Services, a global leader in IT services, consulting, and business solutions, is joining forces with Rolls-Royce,…