Qatar Airways and Airbus both racked up wins and losses in court this week. Both sides are now facing a major difficulty next summer to solve their dispute
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Navi Mumbai International Airport Ltd achieved a ‘major milestone’ two months ago, giving authorities the confidence to complete the much-delayed project by December 2024.
Tom Cruise had insisted that all actors portraying pilots on the long-delayed “Top Gun: Maverick” film fly in one of the fighter jets built by Boeing Co.
America’s leading eVTOL company has received Part 135 certification from the FAA, so it can now start offering on-demand commercial air taxi operations. Not with its eVTOL aircraft, manage you – that’s still a long way from being type-approved.
The industry showed encouraging signs of recovery in the first quarter of 2022— capacity was rebuilding in many parts of APAC and the Middle East; domestic travel traffic made considerable progress; cargo development proved to be resilient and was above pre-pandemic levels, told the statement.
The flag carrier of the host nation is preparing for the world’s biggest spring event. The world’s biggest sporting event is happening in Qatar this winter and in preparation, Qatar Airways has declared updates to its flight schedules worldwide.
On Thursday, all India Jet Airways’ Officers and Staff Association told it had filed a request before the NCLAT against the Jalan-Kalrock consortium’s resolution plan for the airline.
IndiGo’s loss for the January-March 2022, quarter ballooned to Rs 1,681.8 crore, up 47% from a loss of Rs 1,147.2 crore, due to a mix of elements like the Omicron wave, costlier jet fuel, and a weaker rupee.
Singapore’s national carrier expects robust demand from India for the rest of the year. With Singapore completely open to vaccinated travelers, SIA is witnessing encouraging requests from passengers, particularly from India.
SpiceJet has told”flights are working normally now”, but several passengers tweeted that they are still stuck.SpiceJet pointed to an “attempted ransomware attack” as several of its flights were postponed and hundreds of passengers were stranded at various airports this morning.