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  • HC upholds govt order revoking security clearance to companies with Turkey links, dismisses Celebi's plea

    On May 15, the Bureau of Civil Aviation Security (BCAS) revoked Celebi's security clearance, citing "national security" concerns, days after Turkey backed Pakistan and condemned India's strikes on terror camps located in Pakistan and Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir. The security clearance was initially granted to the company in November 2022.

  • Celebi says arbitration application dismissed in India

    Celebi says arbitration application dismissed in India

    In an exchange filing in Istanbul, the Turkey-based company said it will appeal to the Supreme Court

  • After Celebi, Turkish NGOs in Bangladesh under Indian govt’s watch

    After Celebi, Turkish NGOs in Bangladesh under Indian govt’s watch

    Sources say a Turkish NGO with ties to the ruling AKP has been working closely with the Rohingya population that the country has given refuge to and could foment trouble in India

  • Turkey’s Celebi says it’s cooperating after India revokes clearance

    Turkey’s Celebi says it’s cooperating after India revokes clearance

    “We are closely monitoring the situation and cooperating fully with the relevant authorities,” Çelebi said in a statement.

  • Celebi shares crash 10% in Istanbul as India revokes security clearance for Turkish firm

    Celebi shares crash 10% in Istanbul as India revokes security clearance for Turkish firm

    BCAS had revoked the security clearance of ground handling company Celebi Airport Services India with immediate effect in the 'interest of national security'

  • Celebi Aviation bets on foreign carriers' expansion to grow its India ops; mulls $80 million investment

    Celebi Aviation bets on foreign carriers' expansion to grow its India ops; mulls $80 million investment

    Murali Ramachandran, President of India & Southeast Asia at Celebi Aviation, said that in the next couple of years, he expects many international carriers to start or expand both passenger and freight operations in India, with the likes of Lion Air, Lufthansa, Cathay Pacific, and American Airlines expected to increase their presence.

  • AAI may have to shelve plan to privatise 4 airports

    AAI may have to shelve plan to privatise 4 airports

    A final decision on whether to scrap the privatisation process entirely will be taken by the end of this month since August 31 is the deadline for bidders to submit RFQs.

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