Author: Shweta Shukla

Airlines have cancelled thousands of flights for Saturday as a powerful winter storm packing strong winds and many inches of snow is set to envelop major cities on the East Coast.

Air India as a government institution was covered under the PF Act of 1925 where the contributions to the provident fund were at 10% by the employer and 10% by the employees. 

Malaysia’s AirAsia Group told on Friday it had completed the title change of its listed holding company to Capital A Bhd as it seeks market recognition of its growing portfolio of businesses beyond the core budget airline.

Landing a fighter on a 500 feet deck of a moving, pitching, and rolling aircraft carrier is the most complex of flight processes. With only 10 years of naval aviation under its belt, China has a lot to know from US Navy and Indian Navy.

Six rockets were fired Friday at the Iraqi capital’s airport, causing damage but no casualties, security authorities told, the latest in a string of attacks the US accuses Iran-linked militias.

On Thursday, the Tata Group regained the ownership of Air India, whose authority it had lost nearly seven decades ago.

With the transfer of ownership of the national carrier Air India, Tata has begun revamping the service standards and increasing client amenities.

Singapore Airlines has delayed its planned India Airbus A380 return. According to the airline’s previous schedule, Singapore Airlines would’ve announced daily services to both Delhi and Mumbai in February.

The airline company is challenging the Madras High Court division bench order that had on December 7 upheld its single judge’s decision to wind up the company.

The International Council on Clean Transportation (ICCT) has issued the latest study that finds that hydrogen-powered aircraft could cap emissions from passenger aviation with policy support and “look surprisingly likely from a design perspective”.