India tightens air rules: Foreign planes need DGCA nod to land amidst Iran war

• India's DGCA mandates prior permission for all foreign aircraft landing in the country.
• New regulations aim to strengthen safety, regulatory oversight, and prevent unauthorized entry.
• Foreign airlines must share flight details and operation plans with DGCA in advance.
• The move ensures compliance with Indian regulations and international aviation standards.
• Decision made amidst increasing air traffic and security concerns, including the Iran war context.