Boeing, a US-based aircraft manufacturer, anticipates Indian airlines will increase their capacity by at least 25% over the upcoming year.
Indian Aviation News
Sanjeev Taneja, the chief financial officer of SpiceJet, resigned on Wednesday. The resignation is reported to have occurred in the midst of expanding losses and numerous mid-air mishaps.
Jet Airways India Ltd. is in advanced discussions to order about 50 Airbus SE A220 aircraft. This could signal a new beginning for the bankrupt carrier that is attempting to make a comeback.
Air Costa was a regional airline operating in India. The airline’s headquarters were in Vijayawada in the Indian state of Andhra Pradesh, which is located in southeastern India.
Indian Air Force continues to fly Chinook helicopters as US grounds entire fleet amid fire concerns, seeks details from Boeing on the grounding of US Army’s Chinook chopper fleet, reports.Â
IndiGo, the largest airline in the nation, announced on Monday that it has joined a sustainable initiative led by the World Economic Forum (WEF). The airline has joined the Clear Skies for Tomorrow, India Coalition campaign as a signatory.
On Monday, a SpiceJet plane from Delhi had a tyre blow out as it touched down at the Mumbai airport. Even as the plane safely touched down on the runway, no fumes or smoke were seen.
Ministry of Civil Aviation has planned to operate a Helicopter for Emergency Medical Services (EMS) with AIIMS Rishikesh.Â
Boeing will have the opportunity to demonstrate that it is still a reliable partner for major projects by learning from its past errors during NASA’s mega-rocket launch on Monday.
SpiceJet is at risk of losing 2 additional aircraft. Lessors of the airline’s jets have requested the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) to de-register the 2 SpiceJet Boeing 737 aircraft it owns.