Aviation News – The Indian Cabinet has approved a massive $3 billion investment (approximately €2.6 billion) to transform its domestic aviation sector and better connect the nation's diverse regions. This ambitious plan includes the construction of 100 new airports and a ten-year extension of the “Let the Common Citizen Fly” initiative to make air travel accessible to millions. Managed under the national UDAN framework, the program received its long-term mandate this month to address the connectivity gaps in the world's fastest-growing aviation market.