Tue, Nov 07, 2023
IndiGo, India's largest airline, is considering expanding its international reach to the US and Europe. CEO Pieter Elbers said in a recent media roundtable that the airline is "exploring options" for entering these new markets. IndiGo already operates a substantial number of international routes, but adding the US and Europe would be a major leap forward. The airline is known for its low-cost model, so it would be interesting to see how it competes against established carriers in these markets. Elbers also said that IndiGo is continuing to expand its domestic network, and that it is open to the possibility of adding first and business class seats to its aircraft in the future.
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Fri, Mar 20, 2020
Not just truncated operations, the country`s civil aviation sector is facing the real danger of massive downsizing and bankruptcies due to restricted cash flows subsequent to coronavirus outbreak
Sat, Jun 22, 2019
An Air Arabia spokesperson stated that the airline had taken precautionary measures to avoid areas of possible conflict.
Wed, Jan 11, 2017
Seeking to link Air India's failure to ensure timely operations of its flights to "legacy issues", Air India Chairman and Managing Director Ashwani Lohani on Wednesday said the low on-time performance (OTP) is the symptom of a disease "which we have identified".
Wed, Dec 28, 2016
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Sat, Oct 15, 2016
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Sat, May 21, 2016
Though Air India is now "slowly getting back on track", a lot more needs to be done to bring back the glory of the 'Maharaja'.
Tue, May 17, 2016
Aviation ministry likely to abandon "5/20 rule" which states that 20 airplanes for 5 years to the service. Watch complete news story of First Trade and stay updated with the latest trends and statistics in the stock market, commodity market and share market!
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