Category Archives for Aviation.
Mumbai Airport Terminal 1 will shortly get a new fancy lounge which should be top of the line and comparable to all the lounges in the Terminal 2 of the airport. Here is all that we know so far about this new lounge.
Delhi Airport Terminal 1 is caught up in a legal battle between Delhi International Airport Limited and IndiGo. Everyone wants the best solution but one’s best isn’t good for the other. Here is how this is playing out in the court.
Air India, which is in the process of being sold, has so far received a lukewarm response from the industry about people wanting to buy it out. And the Government may have given it another reason to not be very excited about buying India’s ailing national carrier.
Jet Airways has signed a pact with Air France / KLM group to collaborate on a metal neutral flight basis on flights operated by the three carriers between India and Europe. The latest agreement spans 44 cities in India and 106 destinations across Europe.
Air India finally has a new CMD to run the airline on a day to day basis till the time a suitor is found for the airline. Here are all the details.
Airbus has confirmed that John Leahy will be leaving Airbus at the end of the year, and he will be succeeded by Rolls Royce Executive Eric Schulz. That should mark the end of an era for Airbus!
Air India and SpiceJet are planning to fly the longest domestic routes in India this winter. Will you be on board?
Lufthansa will be launching a new Business Class product when they launch their new Boeing 777X services. And it is nothing less than impressive! 1-1-1 seats, wireless charging, very long seats are some of the highlights of the new Lufthansa Business Class.
Air India is going to launch a second service between Amritsar and Birmingham over the next few months, this time a non-stop service between the two cities.
IndiGo will add 6 more passenger seats to each aeroplane starting with all aircraft they will take delivery of in November 2017 onwards. Here is how they will take the capacity from 180 to 186.
Jet Airways will start inducting new narrowbody planes into their fleet as of June 2018. This should indicate a new phase in the airline’s domestic operations in the coming years, given they have an opportunity to do something new with the Boeing 737 Max.
