Author: Infinity-Air

  • Updated Power Bank Policy for Flights departing from Singapore

    Updated Power Bank Policy for Flights departing from Singapore

    New safety regulations regarding the carriage and use of power banks for all passengers departing from Singapore (SIN).

    The following requirements will strictly apply effective from 15th April 2026 at 00:01 hours (Singapore Time),

    • Passengers are permitted to carry a maximum of two (02) power banks onboard per person .
    • Power banks are strictly prohibited in checked luggage.
    • Power banks must not be charged using the aircraft’s onboard power supply.
    • Passengers are strongly advised not to use power banks to charge their electronic devices during the flight.

    These measures are being implemented to ensure the highest standards
    of safety on board our aircraft. We kindly request that you communicate
    these changes to all passengers booked on flights departing Singapore
    to avoid any inconvenience at the airport.

  • Requirement of filling Online e-Arrival Card by foreigners before their arrival in India

    Requirement of filling Online e-Arrival Card by foreigners before their arrival in India

    The Bureau of Immigration (Bol) has informed that the manual DE Card process will be discontinued W.E.F 01t April 2026 and concurrently introduced e-Arrival Card for all foreign nationals traveling to India.

    Foreign visitors are required to complete the e-Arrival Card online at least 72 hours prior to their arrival in India.

    To ensure a smooth and efficient immigration process upon arrival, kindly ensure that all foreign passengers have completed the e-Arrival Card prior to check-in or boarding their flight. Your cooperation in facilitating compliance with this requirement is greatly appreciated.

    Link for the e-Arrival Card: https://indianvisaonline.gov.in/earrival/

  • Turkish Airlines expands Colombo service amid travel disruptions

    Turkish Airlines expands Colombo service amid travel disruptions

    Turkish Airlines has announced an increase in the frequency of flights between Istanbul and Colombo, adding two additional services per week to support stranded tourists and improve access to Sri Lanka.

    According to reports, the decision follows diplomatic discussions between Sri Lanka and Türkiye, which were met with a positive reception.

    The Civil Aviation Authority of Sri Lanka (CAASL) swiftly granted the necessary approvals, enabling the airline to strengthen its presence in the country.

    The expanded schedule will run from 5 April to 21 October 2026, offering greater connectivity for both inbound and outbound passengers.

    This timely move is expected to ease travel challenges, bolster Sri Lanka’s position within international aviation networks, and contribute to the continued growth of the tourism sector.