Page 6 - Indian Aviation

Top headlines: EVs brace for trial by fire, ATF duty hits airlines and more

The Indian economy was slightly smaller than the United Kingdom's (UK's), which deprived the former the rank of the fifth-largest economy in the world in 2021. Read more on this in our top headlines

IndiGo, SpiceJet's fight for cabin crew to add to margin woes

IndiGo posted its worst on-time performance recently. Reports suggest, the cabin crews were missing. They went for interviews at rival airlines. Is another storm set to hit Indian aviation sector?

Fight for cabin crew, firm ATF prices to aggravate airlines' pain: Analysts

The Indian aviation sector is seeing headwinds like the Information Technology (IT) sector, where higher attrition rates have forced the management to dole out benefits like double-digit pay hikes

When flying over Indian skies, it's a bird, it's a plane, it's a bane

Birds and sundry animals pose a permanent safety hazard at Indian airports built near densely populated areas

Cabin crew, guards among 1,600 Air India employees opting for VRS

Airline says it will reskill employees as expands terms of the scheme

TMSEp198: Bird strike on planes, ex-servicemen jobs, markets, IPO vs FPO

What can be done to prevent bird hits on planes? How have ex-servicemen fared in finding govt jobs? Is there a silver lining for the markets? How is an IPO different from FPO? All answers here

As air traffic increases, what can be done to prevent bird hits?

Recent freak incidents mid-air offered a moment of reckoning to the aviation sector in India, which is seeing steady rise in traffic. Find out why they happen and what can be done to avert recurrence?

Will be happy if fare caps are increased: Vistara CEO Vinod Kannan

The civil aviation ministry had imposed lower and upper limits on domestic airfares based on flight duration on May 25, 2020

Not easy for airline to turn profitable in India, says IATA official

Philip Goh, Regional Vice President for Asia Pacific of International Air Transport Association, made the remarks during a press conference at the 78th annual general of the global airlines meet

Why India should have an informal ceiling on number of domestic airlines

India already has six airlines which is one too many if not two and economics suggests that either all will make losses or, even if some make profits, these will be low in relation to the investment

Air India to restore grounded planes for capacity ramp up amid competition

Capacity expansion would be crucial in wake of increase in competition in domestic market, revival in international traffic

IndiGo's Ronojoy Dutta on the airline's performance and the horizon ahead

In an interview with Business Standard's Aneesh Phadnis and Arindam Majumder, IndiGo CEO Ronojoy Dutta tells about the airline's performance and plans about long international routes

Turbulences ahead for IndiGo, SpiceJet?

With Akasa Air and Jet Airways taking to the skies soon, the heated competition doesn't bode well for listed players IndiGo and SpiceJet. Then there is soaring fuel costs. What should investors do?

Why may Tata Sons have chosen Campbell Wilson to lead Air India?

Air India's new owners are on-boarding aviation veteran Campbell Wilson as the new chief. Who's Campbell Wilson? How can his 26 years of aviation experience help the turbulent airline? Let's find out.

India, Canada discuss expansion of bilateral air service agreement

Union Aviation Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia, who is on a nine-day visit to the US and Canada, met Canadian Transport Minister Omar Alghabra on Wednesday

Will GAGAN navigation system be a game-changer for Indian aviation?

India took another leap towards self-reliance last week when an aircraft made a successful landing using indigenous navigation system called GAGAN. What exactly is GPS-aided geo-augmented navigation?

Indian aviation in growth phase, to participate in larger manner: Scindia

Civil aviation minister Jyotiraditya Scindia has said the time is ripe for participation in the largest possible manner in the aviation sector

Ethiopian Airlines to boost India flights, eyes higher traffic from BRICS

Ethiopian Airlines, the largest carrier in Africa, is allowed to operate 35 flights per week to Mumbai, Delhi, Bengaluru and Chennai.

Aviation industry back to pre-Covid levels, govt continues 15-day fare cap

The aviation industry of India touched over four lakh domestic passengers in a day on Monday

Kalrock-Jalan consortium gets 2 months more to meet Jet revival plan terms

The National Company Law Tribunal gave more time to ensure the revival of the grounded airline.