Category Archives for Aviation.
Go First, the Indian no-frill carrier has decided to pull the plug on all flights for a couple of days as it tries to figure out a further course of action for the airline, which has been affected due to cash flow issues.
Jet Airways CEO designate Sanjiv Kapoor has finished his notice period at the airline’s restart operation and is now moving on from there.
Lufthansa is adding a new flight on their network between Bengaluru and Munich, and bringing back Hyderabad Frankfurt in the coming months. Here are the details
In a not-so-surprising move anymore, IndiGo is exploring an addition of some widebody aircraft in their fleet, and might place an order this year. Here are the details.
Air India is in the midst of harmonising the pilot cadres which have been accumulated across many amalgamations and iterations of the airline. However, the unions and the pilots do not like the options presented so far. Here is how this is going so far.
Yet another case of someone thinking of an aircraft as a urinal has come to light recently. Here are the details.
India’s aviation security regulator, BCAS, has mandated major Indian airports to install newer versions of machines that will allow for cabin baggage screening by the end of this year. Will it work out, we don’t know.
The Tata Group has applied for regulatory approval a merger of Vistara and Air India into one, with Singapore Airlines taking a minority stake in the eventual entity.
Boeing has a new issue on hand with the Boeing 737 MAX aircraft, which affects aircraft manufactured going as far as 2019. The issue is in a particular part of the aft fuselage, and it might affect future deliveries.
As Air India went under new leadership and was privatised, the airline has tried to upgrade its soft and hard products both on the airline. Towards this effect, they have leased aircraft from Delta, put their aircraft into a USD 400 million retrofit programme, ordered new aircraft and launched premium economy, amongst other efforts. Air India’s amenity kits from Tumi While Air India has been offering Tumi amenity kits for a while to its premium customers (since the cut over to the 777-200 Los of Delta), Air India has now officially unveiled its amenities kits. The items being offered to passengers as part of the inflight amenities are created in partnership with the international travel brand TUMI. Air India’s collaboration with…
Air India is moving fast on the integration of the no-frills arm of the airline, AirAsia India and Air India Express. Here are the latest updates on the situation.
