New Delhi: Shankh Air, a new player in India’s aviation industry, has taken a significant step toward entering the market. The airline, operated by Shankh Aviation Private Limited, recently received a No Objection Certificate (NOC) from the Union Civil Aviation Ministry. The NOC, valid for three years, allows Shankh Air to proceed with the necessary regulatory processes required for launching operations.
However, the airline must still clear a crucial hurdle. Before commencing commercial flights, Shankh Air is required to obtain clearance from the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA), India’s primary aviation regulator. The DGCA’s approval will include inspections of the airline’s safety protocols, fleet compliance, and operational readiness.
India’s aviation sector has been expanding steadily, and the entry of new airlines like Shankh Air could further contribute to the competition and growth within the industry. The timeline for Shankh Air’s full-fledged operations will depend on how swiftly it meets the DGCA’s regulatory standards.
By gaining initial approval, Shankh Air is expected to enter an already competitive market, with more steps to complete before it takes to the skies.
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