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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.
Jet Airways’ unused slots at Mumbai airport are being temporarily redistributed to other airlines. That means Vistara and AirAsia India have quickly added new flights.
With the latest move, Tatas are firmly in the saddle in the case of Air Asia India, with a 51% ownership of the airline. Here is how this could impact the future of the airline.
AirAsia India inducted the 20th aircraft in its fleet earlier this month. It has now filed for approval to fly International. It won’t be easy to get approval, especially since Vistara is still waiting after 7 months of applying.
Indian aviation market is growing at a rapid pace at the backdrop of capacity induction by airlines in India. Airlines in India took deliveries at the rate of more than 1 aircraft every 3 days in 2018.
AirAsia India inducted the twentieth A320 in its fleet. They will start a red-eye flight on Mumbai-Bengaluru route from January 15, 2019, a day after closing down Surat station.
After bringing in a new CEO, AirAsia India has appointed Sanjay Kumar as the Chief Operating Officer. He’s an industry veteran having worked in the Indian aviation space for more than 25 years.
AirAsia India has a turbulent journey right from the start. They were without a CEO for 5 months until now. Now, an old hand from the Tata camp has taken charge. There are a lot of headwinds he will have to face.
AirAsia India and GoAir are offering a great sale for different travel period. You can book a ticket for as low as INR 500/-. The sale is valid across the entire network of both the airlines. Book fast before the good seats are gone!
Airlines will need you to present ID at the time of booking tickets, and not just when you arrive at the airport from tomorrow onwards. This is apparently required to check if you are on the no-fly list or not.
In a not very intelligent power trip, the DGCA has notified that commercial pilots will now have to serve up to one-year notice period to be able to switch jobs or leave their wings. Like, really?
