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SIA in talks with Tata group for possible merger of Vistara, Air India

SIA owns 49% of Vistara in JV with Tata Group; Vistara could be merged into Air India, which is headed by former SIA executive

Aircraft leasing at GIFT city won't flourish unless banks step up: Vistara

Indian banks underwent immense pain in the past decade because of the Indian aviation sector

Air India's future market share depends on aviation sector's probabilities

Its aim for a third of the domestic market by 2027 is contingent on a host of factors, many of them outside its control

Tata Sons to offer stakes in Vistara to Singapore Airlines: Report

After the merger of Vistara and Air India, AI will become India's largest airline behind IndiGo

Mumbai airport handles 260,000 passengers over weekend, most since May 2020

Delhi, Bengaluru and Chennai were the top three domestic destinations, while Dubai, Abu Dhabi and Singapore took the top three positions for highest international traffic

Vistara assures corrective measure in response to Irfan Pathan's complaints

I was made to wait one and half an hour at the counter for a resolution. Along with me, my wife, my eight month old in fact and five years old child also had to go through this, tweeted Irfan

AirAsia India, Vistara FY22 losses widen on rise in costs, pandemic impact

AirAsia India has been shrinking its operations and operates only 27 aircraft

Vistara takes Dreamliner aircraft on lease to boost international ops

Vistara said it has taken a Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner aircraft on lease, which will help the airline increase its number of flights to Frankfurt and Paris

Vistara's Mumbai-bound flight returns to Varanasi due to bird hit

A Vistara flight heading to Mumbai returned to Varanasi after it suffered a bird hit on Friday, the airline said. This is the second such incident reported in the country in two days. A Go First plane heading to Chandigarh returned to Ahmedabad on Thursday morning as it got hit by a bird shortly after take-off. Sources said Vistara's UK622 flight was heading to Mumbai on Friday when it got hit by a bird, which damaged its radome. The plane returned to Varanasi, they said, adding that it has been grounded. In a statement, a spokesperson of the private carrier said: "Vistara flight UK 622 operating from Varanasi to Mumbai on August 5, 2022 turned back to Varanasi due to a bird strike during departure. Due to a maintenance inspection of the aircraft being required, another aircraft has been sent from Delhi to Varanasi to fly the passengers to Mumbai. It has been our constant endeavour to minimise inconvenience to our customers in such unavoidable situations whilst keeping safety as o

How CEO Vinod Kannan led Vistara with zero layoffs, minimal pay cuts

Vistara is not the same airline it was when Kannan was deputed to India in 2019. It now has a 50-plus fleet - up from 32 just three years ago

Vistara ropes in Ultramain System for electronic logbook software

Vistara will become the first Indian airline to introduce an e-tech logbook solution and go paperless in its operations

Along with SpiceJet, malfunction incidents seen on IndiGo, Vistara flights

An engine of a Vistara aircraft on way from Bangkok failed after it landed at the Delhi airport on Tuesday but all passengers disembarked safely, officials of the aviation regulator DGCA said

DGCA fines Vistara Rs 10 lakh for letting untrained pilot land flight

The Vistara pilot, who was the first officer on the flight, landed the aircraft at the Indore airport without first getting the requisite training in a simulator

Top headlines: Curbs eased on wheat export ban; Vistara fined Rs 10 lakh

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India a key growth area, is going to be a massive market: Singapore Air CEO

CEO Goh refused to be drawn on whether Singapore Airlines would be interested in buying a stake in Air India

Singapore Airlines will continue to support Vistara's growth, says CEO

Says Vistara was competing with even more airlines when it was formed, has established itself clearly as the leading full-service carrier in India

Vistara launches fast-track security clearance for biz travellers at London

Vistara has at London's Heathrow airport launched a fast-track security clearance mechanism for business class passengers who have to depart on its flight to Delhi.

There are mountains to climb: Air India CEO-designate Campbell Wilson

He said it was by no means an easy decision to leave and SIA was his first professional job and has been his home for the last 26 years

Vistara restores salaries, flying allowance of pilots to pre-pandemic level

Maxwell said an amount equivalent to the reduction in BFA will be added to the monthly bonus and paid to eligible pilots from April 1

Vistara's enrolment in Tata Neu will take time, says CCO Deepak Rajawat

Tata Neu, which was launched on April 7, gives loyalty points "Neu" to its customers for every purchase done on the app