Category Archives for Aviation.
Ashwani Lohani was the CMD of Air India from September 2015 to August 2017. P S Kharola succeded him but is now instated as the Aviation Secretary. So Ashwani Lohani is back as the CMD of Air India.
Etihad orders worth $22 billion are being restructured and taken away from the table from Airbus and Boeing, which will reduce much lesser jets to Etihad.
The A380 programme will be shut down in the year 2021 when Airbus will deliver the last of the A380s to Emirates airlines. There are no other airlines at the moment interested in the A380, so it only makes sense to let the programme goe away.
Israeli carrier, Arkia will launch flights from Tel Aviv to Goa and Cochin in September 2019. The route will be operated by a 220 seat Airbus A321LR.
IndiGo has been cancelling as much up to 75 flights since the past week. Now, the airline has decided to cancel 2% of their flight schedule all the way through March 2019. But why is this happening?
SpiceJet seems to be the only Indian airline which is working towards launching wifi on board at the moment. They are currently in the process of getting regulatory approvals for launching their service at the moment.
Jet Airways Change and Cancellation Charges are being realigned from today, and now, if you make changes to the ticket within 7 days of travel, you pay more.
Qatar has finalised a new agreement with the EU, which will give both sides unlimited access to each other in terms of aviation services. This couldn’t have come at a better time for Qatar.
EASA has withdrawn Turkmenistan Airlines’ safety license. That means a tonne of people travelling from Amritsar and Delhi on this boutique airline are now stuck.
It’s finally happening. Mumbai Airport has eliminated the process where the Boarding Passes were stamped and the ink could bleed on to your shirt.
Squadron Leader Samir Abrol of the Indian Air Force, a frequent flyer of a whole different stature and an active member of the LFAL community, passed away in a fighter jet crash in Bangalore yesterday.
