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Passengers in Aircraft assisted by cabin crew Mehnaz Ansari, Co-Founder, AeroInfraStratgix I have been an extensive flyer for the past two decades — at one point, I was on flights almost five times a week, crisscrossing airports, and airplanes across the globe. In all those years, one of my habits has been to quietly observe my fellow travellers — first-time flyers clutching boarding passes nervously, holidaymakers buzzing with excitement, and business travellers seamlessly s

Cabin Crew assisting passengers Flying today is faster, more affordable, and more crowded than ever before — which is great for...

Technology and terminals may change fast, but without adaptive leadership, the aviation sector can’t modernise at scale. Here’s how executive training is bridging that gap in South Asia. South Asia’s aviation sector is at a turning point. Airports are expanding, private operators are growing, and regional connectivity is improving. But there’s a catch— leadership pipelines are lagging . That’s why programs like AISX’s GEPAM (Global Executive Program in Aviation Management)  a

As India eyes becoming the third-largest aviation market globally, the spotlight is no longer just on infrastructure—it's on people. Here's why human capital development will determine whether the sector's growth is sustainable. India’s aviation sector is booming, with passenger traffic and regional air connectivity seeing record highs. Yet, the industry’s long-term success hinges on one critical factor: people . From skilled air traffic controllers and airport managers to we