India must be alert amid West Asia crisis, no immediate worry: Civil Aviation Minister Naidu
Union Civil Aviation Minister Kinjarapu Rammohan Naidu emphasized the need for India to remain vigilant amid the escalating crisis in West Asia, although he stated that the situation is not currently alarming for the country. He highlighted the government's proactive measures to mitigate the impact on the aviation sector and ensure affordable travel for passengers. Additionally, Naidu announced plans for new airports and improved connectivity to enhance air travel accessibility.
- ▪The Civil Aviation Minister stated that every sector must prepare for potential fallout from the West Asia crisis.
- ▪The government has reduced aviation turbine fuel prices and landing charges to stabilize airfares.
- ▪A modified regional connectivity scheme, UDAN 2, will be launched to create 100 new airports and 200 helipads over the next decade.
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Union Civil Aviation Minister Kinjarapu Rammohan Naidu on Wednesday (May 20, 2026) said the country must be prepared to tackle any possible fallout of the escalating crisis in West Asia, although the situation was "not worrisome for India at present".During his maiden visit to Ranchi, Mr. Naidu said every sector, including civil aviation, must plan proactively to minimise the impact of the cirsis on people and the country. Air India, IndiGo, SpiceJet seek ATF price relief; say airline industry on verge of ‘stopping operations’"The situation is not worrisome at present, but we need to remain alert.
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