The increased demand has reflected in higher fares on popular routes during March 6-12 (Holi week) compared to February 6-12
Air India was unable to create a single seniority list of pilots after merging with Indian Airlines in 2007 as pilots from both sides bickered on the issue
IndiGo to hire 5,000-6,000 employees in FY24; Akasa Air will add 1,000 staff; Air India said it will recruit 5,100 staff including 900 pilots and 4200 trainee crew
Airtel reported an ARPU of Rs 193 in Q3, FY23 with the widening of its 4G customer base
SpiceXpress, the cargo business, to be hived off into separate unit
Airline to speed up $400-mn cabin refurbishment, says CEO
No one was hurt and the aircraft flew to Damman in the evening after inspection and necessary maintenance
At present Air India has 115 aircraft. This calendar year it will receive six Airbus A350s and 25 Boeing 737 Max planes; will also take 36 aircraft on lease
As of Feb 20, a total of 717 passenger aircraft have been registered with DGCA. Apart from jet-engine planes from Airbus and Boeing, the list also includes turboprop aircraft and some smaller planes
IndiGo had a market share of 54.6 per cent, while Air India took the second spot with 9.2% share beating Vistara
'The focus is to stay true to our customer promise', said Elbers
Currently, the Rolls-Royce-powered fleet of Indian airlines consists of five Embraer ERJs of Star Air and six Boeing 757s of Blue Dart
The first aircraft to arrive will be 25 Boeing 737s and six Airbus A350-900s in the second half of 2023
The company lost 5.8 million subscribers sequentially and its user base stood at 228.6 million at the end of the second quarter
Court orders SpiceJet to deposit Rs 75 cr in drawn-out dispute over airline's acquisition
Airline made net profit of Rs 1,422 cr in Q3FY23, after three consecutive quarters of loss
This includes 56 planes that are part of mega aircraft order signed with Airbus and Boeing. These will be in addition to previously announced leases of 36 planes
The government hopes a hundred per cent recovery in foreign tourist arrivals by December-end
The norms have been updated and requirement of compulsory test and uploading of result on the air suvidha portal has been dropped
Other cost-saving steps will include lowering of sales and distribution expenses and spend on tower rentals and fuel