Aviation News

» IndiGo launches daily flights from Hyderabad and Delhi to Dubai

Had recently announced its international flights from Delhi to Muscat, Kathmandu, Dubai, Singapore and Bangkok as well as flights from Mumbai to Bangkok and Dubai ... Read more

» Airlines Industry in India sees hope on the back of positive quarterly results

Spicejet posted Rs. 56.15 Crore while Jet Airways reported a profit of Rs. 24.7 Crore for June quarter; The bank expected them to turn profitable around March 2014 ... Read more

» International Airlines Group considers buying a stake in American Airlines

British Airways already has a joint venture with American on North Atlantic flights ... Read more

» Airlines come up with new ways to charge pax to boost revenue

Increase in date change charges, free check-in baggage limit of 20 kg for domestic will be reduced upto 25% and more weight will cost Rs 200 per kg, Unaccompanied minors will be charged additional Rs 1500-3000 ... Read more

» Aviation is not a luxury, business essential to economy growth: Naresh Goyal

Jet reported a profit of Rs 24.7 crore for the June quarter, a huge improvement from the Rs 298.12 crore loss it posted for the preceding March quarter ... Read more

» AAI disallows Kingfisher Airlines lessors to take back aircraft

AAI's contention is that it can not let the aircraft go, as it too has to recover dues of about Rs 300 crore on account of landing and parking fees from the near-bankrupt KFA ... Read more

» Non-payment of staff is not DGCA's concern: Arun Mishra

Newly appointed DGCA Arun Mishra told it was not the DGCA’s intention to catch and kill an airline, but to improve safety. Whenever there was an audit, the problem was found out, to be rectified by the airlines. ... Read more

» Overseas investors increase investment in Indian aviation stocks

The FII holding in Jet Airways rose from 6.70 per cent to 7.12 per cent at the end of April-June quarter. while in SpiceJet moved up from 2.61 per cent to 3.59 per cent ... Read more

» Domestic air travel declined only in India, grew in all other markets in June: IATA

June was the second month in a row when India's domestic air travel fell after seven years of almost uninterrupted double digit growth ... Read more

» AAI increases charges for ground handling services across 60 airports

This will further increase operating costs as the ground handling agencies, called third party ground handlers, will pass on the costs to airlines which in turn will pass it on to passengers ... Read more

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