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GoAir, with a fleet of 47 aircraft is one of the laziest expansion stories in Indian aviation. And now, they have grounded 20% of their aircraft, and put their huge order book in storage.
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Jet Airways has switched off the IFE for their flights since April 1, and the airline has also shut down lounge access for Business Class passengers at Delhi, Hyderabad and Mumbai.
The Preliminary report of the investigation of the Ethiopian Airlines 737 MAX 8 aircraft which crashed last month, released today indicates that the pilots followed the Boeing and FAA recommended procedure to recover the plane, however could not do so.
Air India has implemented several cost-cutting measures over the past several years. Air India has now made some changes to its inflight menu to offer “a healthier meal” as a part of their cost-cutting initiatives.
Lessors have grounded 15 more aircraft taking the operational fleet to below 30 aircraft. Flights out of Mumbai and Delhi are severely affected.
The next set of Marriott Bonvoy Exclusive Offers is out, and they are offering everything from bonus points to double elite nights to Marriott members. Have you checked out what offer did you get this month?
With the new Qantas Transfer Bonus which is available for the next 14 days, you get between 15 to 40% bonus points when you transfer to Qantas Frequent Flyer Programme from your credit cards.
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IHG is running a sale on its hotels in India, Middle East and Africa for stays through April this year. Here is how to save 30% on your next IHG stay at a Holiday Inn, InterContinental, Crowne Plaza or other brands from the group.
A few weeks earlier, a letter written by a 10-year-old CEO of Australia’s newest airline Oceania Express went viral. A meeting between Qantas and Oceania Express CEOs happened this week.
