West Bengal has announced a slew of opening up of flight operations into the state, effective February 1, 2022. However, Bengaluru flights into the state have been cut down.
Over the weekend, I flew three of the four airlines which are owned by the Tata Group to check out what is happening with them as they start the process of merging them and so on. Here is how that trip planned up.
Vistara seems to be cancelling a whole lot of their flights in February 2022, across their domestic network. Here is what you need to know.
Air India is raising the bar on their in-flight meals and services from Day 1. Here are some of the things that are changing on Air India flights, even domestic, even back of the plane!
Club Vistara recently announced the ability to book your flights using Club Vistara points online. They have also announced a 25% discount on redemption tickets in case you make a redemption ticket booking using their website.
Here are all the details about the redemption capability on the Vistara website and how to make use of this promotion.
Air India’s privatisation is finally completed. The airline has been handed over to the Tata Group, which was the founder of the airline 69 years ago. Here is a timeline of events that completed the transaction.
Air India will see a change in the nuances at the airline going forward on January 27, 2022. Here are some of the initial things that will be fixed at the airline.
Airbus is launching a brand new cargo airline, one that will offer the ability to move around voluminous cargo inside the iconic Beluga Aircraft that the company used, so far, to transfer Airbus aircraft components.
In a new move to open up, England will remove requirements for testing after arrival for vaccinated travellers into England.
The Tata Group is on track to closing the Air India acquisition this week. Here is what is happening right now!
Airbus and Qatar Airways have been in a dispute for about six months now, where Qatar Airways has grounded over 20 A350 jets on the back of paint issues, and as the legal tussle around it escalates, Airbus has now exercised its rights to cancel an order for 50 A321neo aircraft from the airline.
