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  1. AI-Vistara merger: Fitment of over 7,000 employees to be completed in June

    AI-Vistara merger: Fitment of over 7,000 employees to be completed in June

    NEW DELHI: Over 7,000 employees of Air India and Vistara have been assessed and their fitment will be completed in June as the merger process of the two Tata Group-owned airlines moves forward, sources said on Monday.Air India CEO and MD Campbell Wilson along with Vistara CEO Vinod Kannan on...
  2. Airlines celebrate Mother's Day with special messages and onboard meals

    Airlines celebrate Mother's Day with special messages and onboard meals

    Kolkata, Several airlines on Sunday celebrated International Mother's Day with special messages, souvenirs and food for passengers.Air India, Akasa Air and IndiGo are some of the airlines that celebrate this day, which falls on the second Sunday of May every year, in different ways, an...
  3. Burning smell causes emergency on Pakistan International Airlines flight

    Burning smell causes emergency on Pakistan International Airlines flight

    Islamabad [Pakistan], A Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) flight from Dubai to Islamabad experienced a moment of concern when passengers reported a burning smell emanating from the food storage area, immediate action was taken and emergency declared Due to which O had to be deployed...
  4. SIAEC to develop Air India's base maintenance facilities in Bengaluru

    SIAEC to develop Air India's base maintenance facilities in Bengaluru

    New Delhi, Air India has appointed SIA Engineering Company Limited (SIAEC) as its strategic partner to develop its base maintenance facilities in Bengaluru.The facilities, scheduled to be ready in 2026, will have wide-body and narrow-body hangars, which will also include associated repair...
  5. Air India, Vistara CEOs to address employees about merger on May 13

    Air India, Vistara CEOs to address employees about merger on May 13

    New Delhi: The chiefs of Air India and Vistara will address employees on the proposed merger of the two airlines on May 13, according to officials.Vistara's merger with Air India was announced in November 2022 under a deal in which the Singapore airline will acquire 25.1 percent stake in Air...
  6. Indian airlines set to capture 50% of country's global passenger traffic: CRISL

    Indian airlines set to capture 50% of country's global passenger traffic: CRISL

    Reports suggest that Indian airlines like Air India and Indigo are strategically adding new aircraft to their fleet and launching new international routes thereby cutting down travel time.According to the CRISIL report, Indian airlines have the advantage of excellent domestic connectivity...
  7. Indian airlines will carry half of the country's international traffic by 2028: Crisil

    Indian airlines will carry half of the country's international traffic by 2028: Crisil

    New Delhi [India], The share of Indian airlines in international passenger traffic originating from, terminating in or transiting through India is expected to grow to 50 per cent by FY2028 from 43 per cent in 2024, according to CRISIL Ratings. The percentage was. The rating agency claimed the...
  8. Indian airlines will have 50 percent market share in international passenger traffic by FY 2028: CRISIL

    Indian airlines will have 50 percent market share in international passenger traffic by FY 2028: CRISIL

    Mumbai: Credit rating agency Crisil on Monday said that it expects that by the financial year 2027-28, half of the country's international air passenger traffic will be fulfilled by Indian airlines.The share of Indian airlines in international passenger traffic, which includes traffic...
  9. This is why air fares will skyrocket

    This is why air fares will skyrocket

    SYDNEY - Airfare increases are slowing after the pandemic, but the return to the old days of cheap tickets abroad may be over.To the surprise of many, airfares in and out of Australia have increased significantly since 2022.In 2023, politicians and the media rushed to interrogate why...
  10. Rising costs could encourage better types of tourism

    Rising costs could encourage better types of tourism

    Brisbane, rising costs of living and airfares indicate that long distance travel is becoming affordable for fewer people. It could also reshape the way we think about tourism.Australians need to be prepared for a reality check. When it comes to international travel, we've had it pretty good...
  11. US: Delta Airlines plane made emergency return as Boeing plane's exit slide collapsed mid-flight

    US: Delta Airlines plane made emergency return as Boeing plane's exit slide collapsed mid-flight

    New York [US], A Boeing 767 Delta Airlines plane was forced to make an emergency return at John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York City after the emergency exit slide collapsed after take-off, US-based media outlet NP Citing said. "After the aircraft safely landed and proceeded to the...
  12. Man who wanted to be a Singapore Airlines pilot caught from Delhi airport area

    Man who wanted to be a Singapore Airlines pilot caught from Delhi airport area

    The accused was identified as Sangeet Singh, resident of Gautam Buddha Nagar, Uttar Pradesh.According to police, a man dressed in Singapore Airlines pilot uniform was seen roaming in the Metro Skywalk area on Thursday.“While introducing himself as a Singapore Airlines pilot to the CISF...
  13. Delhi: Case of forgery registered against a person claiming to be a Singapore Airlines pilot

    Delhi: Case of forgery registered against a person claiming to be a Singapore Airlines pilot

    New Delhi [India], A 24-year-old man was booked for forgery after he posed as a Singapore Airlines pilot before CISF personnel in charge of airport security across the country. He was seen roaming in the Metro Skywalk area of ​​Delhi Airport in the uniform of a Singapore Airlines pilot with a...
  14. 'Indian airlines will need 60 more wide-body aircraft for long-haul, ultra-long haul routes by FY2032'

    'Indian airlines will need 60 more wide-body aircraft for long-haul, ultra-long haul routes by FY2032'

    New Delhi, Aviation consultancy CAPA India on Thursday said Indian airlines will need about 60 more wide-body aircraft in fiscal 2032 to serve the long- and ultra-long haul markets.India is one of the fastest growing civil aviation markets in the world, but currently only Air India and Vistara...
  15. IndiGo enters wide-body space with order for 30 Airbus A350-900 aircraft

    IndiGo enters wide-body space with order for 30 Airbus A350-900 aircraft

    New Delhi [India], IndiGo has ordered 30 A350-900 aircraft, a decision that will enable the airline to connect Indian metros with destinations across the world. Powered by Rolls-Royce Trent XWB engines, these aircraft offer unique mission capability and Promise efficiency. IndiGo offering...
  16. US: New rules require airlines to automatically refund consumers for canceled flights

    US: New rules require airlines to automatically refund consumers for canceled flights

    WASHINGTON (AP) — The Joe Biden administration issued new rules on Wednesday that will require airlines to provide automatic cash refunds to passengers when due, protecting consumers from costly surprise fees."Too often, airlines drag their feet on refunds or harass people with junk fees. Now...
  17. In the new guidelines of DGCA, it is mandatory for children below 12 years of age to have a seat with their parents.

    In the new guidelines of DGCA, it is mandatory for children below 12 years of age to have a seat with their parents.

    New Delhi [India], The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has implemented amendments to improve the seating arrangements for children in airlines. No DGCA orders airlines to allot seats to children below 12 years of age accompanied by at least one of their parents or guardians. The...
  18. Ensure children up to 12 years are allotted seats in flights with their parents: DGCA tells airlines

    Ensure children up to 12 years are allotted seats in flights with their parents: DGCA tells airlines

    New Delhi, Aviation watchdog DGCA has asked airlines to ensure that children up to 12 years of age are allotted seats in flights accompanied by at least one of their parents or guardians.The directive comes in the backdrop of cases where children below 12 years of age were not seated with...
  19. Finance Minister Aurangzeb hopes that Pakistan International Airlines will be privatized by the end of June or beginning of July.

    Finance Minister Aurangzeb hopes that Pakistan International Airlines will be privatized by the end of June or beginning of July.

    ISLAMABAD [Pakistan], Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb on Sunday said privatization of Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) is expected to happen by the end of June or early July, with Islamabad airport likely to hit the needle soon, Dawn reported. Speaking during a briefing at the Pakistan...
  20. 'India is becoming a convenient hub for travel between Southeast Asia and the Middle East'

    'India is becoming a convenient hub for travel between Southeast Asia and the Middle East'

    Chennai, India is gradually becoming a convenient hub for travel between Southeast Asia and the Middle East as airlines prefer to move people by connecting through Indian cities, a top industry official said.V Sumanthran, Chairman of the Board of Directors of InterGlobe Aviation Ltd (IndiGo...
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