The Indian government’s initiative to position India as a key aircraft leasing hub is poised to receive a significant boost, as two major airlines, IndiGo (6E) and Air India (AI), are establishing leasing units in GIFT City, Gujarat.
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MUSCAT – Oman Air (WY) and Salam Air (OV), two prominent Omani airlines, have revealed plans to expand their flight services to Kerala. Catering to the rising demand between Oman and Kerala, the decisions mark a significant step forward in enhancing connectivity.
On Monday (Sep 4, 2023), the board of directors at IndiGo Airlines (6E) approved an order for an additional 10 Airbus A320neo family aircraft from Airbus as part of the original 300 aircraft deal initially signed by the airline.
Singapore Airlines (SQ), has now completed the reopening of all overseas SilverKris lounges on its network, with today’s announcement that its dedicated Taipei lounge has returned, with an afternoon opening window covering both of the carrier’s daily departures to Singapore.
Turkish Airlines (TK), has unveiled a significant investment in its aircraft fleet by placing an order for 10 new A350 aircraft from Airbus.
Two Air Canada (AC) flights had to be deactivated following a collision incident in which one aircraft wing clipped another while being pushed back from the gate.
Australian flag carrier Qantas (QF) is currently in the process of reviewing the allegations presented by the ACCC and will provide further comments once they have completed this review.
The Regional Government (PSD/CDS-PP/PPM) and Visit Azores (the organization responsible for promoting the archipelago) have announced that Ryanair’s (FR) operations in the region will involve a minimum of approximately 2,032 flights each year.
TATA Vistara (UK) is currently conducting aptitude tests for its workforce and has initiated a cultural survey in anticipation of its merger with Air India (AI).
Nigerian government has received a recommendation to initiate suspension procedures against British Airways and Virgin Atlantic Airways for their failure to comply with the reciprocity clause outlined in the Bilateral Air Service Agreement (BASA) between Nigeria and the United Kingdom.