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AirAsia India has applied for an international flying permit. They inducted their twentieth and twenty-first aircraft with registrations, VT-KUL and VT-BKK hinting at the initial international destinations they will fly to.
Next month, Vinod Kannan will join Vistara as the new CSO, coming in from Scoot. Sanjiv Kapoor will continue to be Vistara’s CCO. This move is made in line with Vistara getting all set to fly abroad.
Virgin Atlantic is launching a new service between London and Mumbai, which will operate on the 787-9 aircraft. This new flight will cover some of the base lost by the loss of Jet Airways.
Airbus’s A220 aircraft, which was acquired by them from Bombardier last year, has been primed up for longer flights now. The A220 will be able to fly an added range in the coming days.
Amazon is racing towards creating a super app. Amazon has partnered with Cleartrip to launch flight bookings to further expand the options under Amazon Pay.
American Express is rolling out new International Spend based offers, which means you get more returns on the same spends if you switch it over to American Express Credit Cards. Here are the promotions, which have gone live today.
Air India is increasing capacity on some domestic routes on a temporary basis by deploying the 747-400. So try and grab a seat to experience the classic aircraft while you can.
Air India is facing a huge problem with broken seats, frozen IFE and so-on, especially on the 777s. Air India is losing INR 3 crore a month due to their defective product.
With the shutdown of Jet Airways, some major value erosion has happened from the JetPrivilege programme as well. Here is how much of value we are being able to see being generated from the programme at the moment.
Jet Airways international rights are being farmed out to other airlines. Let’s have a look which airlines adds which international routes using these rights.
Air India is adding a second daily flights to Dubai from Mumbai and Delhi, which means you can now hope for the fares on the Dubai travels get better in the coming days. .
