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DGCA probes Air India hard landing at Dubai last month; airline de-rosters pilot
The aircraft that operated Kochi to Dubai flight made a hard landing in Dubai on December 20 and the plane remained grounded there for almost a week,, said a Sr DGCA official
FAST Seminar Underlines Reasonable Profits on Investments in Aviation Sector
One day Seminar on December 28 attended by veterans of Aviation and Tourism industry judged Air India's privatization as Game Changer post Covid-19 setback
Air India’s 1st wide-body A350-900 aircraft lands in Delhi
The aircraft is the first of Air India's 20 Airbus A350-900 on order, with five more scheduled for delivery through March 2024, the airline said.
Delhi Airport hub to integrate bus, metro & air services for passenger convenience
“Passengers from Punjab, Haryana, Rajasthan,Uttar Pradesh, and Uttarakhand travel to IGI by interstate buses to catch international flights.
IndiGo carries 10 crore passengers in 2023
In calendar year 2022, IndiGo carried 78 million passengers on board (slightly above pre-Covid19 levels).
Air India unveils new uniforms for cabin crew, pilots
The new uniform designs were developed in close consultation with its cabin crew representatives and the airline's in-flight team, who conducted extensive testing
SpiceJet to raise Rs 2,250 crore amid financial headwinds; Sep quarter loss narrows to Rs 428 crore
The board of SpiceJet has approved the issuance of equity shares/equity warrants under a private placement basis to various investors, subject to requisite approvals.
Bankrupt Go First’s CEO Kaushik Khona resigns
Go First stopped flying in early May and filed for voluntary bankruptcy proceedings amid financial woes, mainly triggered by Pratt & Whitney engine issues.
200 aircraft likely to be grounded by March 2024: Capa India
Air India is projected to have 25-30 grounded planes while SpiceJet's number of grounded aircraft will be around 27, said Capa in its report.
Air India fined Rs 10 lakh for non-provision of hotels, not paying compensation to passengers
DGCA found Air India did not provide hotel accommodation for passengers affected by delayed flights, and did not pay compensation to passengers who were made to travel on "unserviceable seats".
Jindal Power scraps plan to bid for bankrupt Go First
JPL had last month put in an Expression of Interest (EoI) for the bankrupt airline. It had sought details about the airline’s assets and other documents.
Mysterious flying object halts flight operations
Flight operations resumed at 6.20 pm after the Air Force scanned the airspace and gave a clearance. A clearance was also received from the DGCA.
IndiGo to ground 35 aircraft in Q4 due to technical issues
Groundings will be incremental to the current AOGs. The airline had recently informed out of its fleet of 334 planes, grounded PW-powered aircraft stands at over 40.
IndiGo posts Rs 189 crore profit in September quarter
For four consecutive quarters, IndiGo has delivered profitable growth demonstrating effective execution of its plans and strategy coupled with strong demand.
India resumes visa services in Canada amid diplomatic row
Meanwhile, emergency situations will continue to be addressed by the High Commission and the Consulate General as it is being done currently.
ICC World Cup match between India and New Zealand sends airfares skyrocketing in Dharamshala
Since airfares are deregulated it gives airlines the liberty to cash on such events as they can literally milch passengers.
Air India Express unveils new brand identity, aircraft livery
Air India Express is in the process of merging AIX Connect (formerly AirAsia India) with itself and the entity will be the low cost carrier of the Tata Group.
AI Express’s Dubai-Amritsar flight diverted to Karachi due to medical emergency
"We would like to extend our gratitude to the local authorities at Karachi airport for their immediate response and help," AI Express said.
IndiGo co-founder Gangwal in talks to invest in SpiceJet
The news of Gangwal investing in SpiceJet comes as the airline is grappling with financial challenges and is actively looking at fresh funding to support its growth plans.
Manang Air chopper crashes in Nepal, pilot injured
Pilot Prakash Sedhai, who was the only person in it, sustained injuries.