Regulating Civil Aviation

Abstract:
The Civil Aviation Sector in India is witnessing unprecedented changes. The sector has been completely under government control for a considerable period of time, but proactive policy changes are taking place. A policy of “opening up the skies” has principally been adopted in the domestic sector for sometime now, but the benefits of such a policy change has not yet trickled down to the consumers. The Government continues to be a major player in the sector and national policies still effectively curb competition by favouring the flag carrier. Moreover, we have an amazing number of airports in the country, although only a fraction of that is operational. Further a smaller fraction is actually equipped to handle even moderate traffic.
 

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and the third issue of Review of Market Integration (RMI) came out in the month of June.

While JID focused on infrastructure issues across the world, RMI had an issue focussing on labour markets in India.

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