IndiGo Airline (6E) announced its plan to lease new aircraft and extend agreements on some older ones in response to recent issues with Pratt & Whitney engines
Indian Aviation News
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GURUGRAM- Tata-owned Air India (AI), a prominent global airline in India, has officially declared its intention to expand its flight operations significantly with 400+ weekly flights, new destinations, and 30+ aircraft in over six months.
Vistara Airlines plans to introduce several new International routes in the upcoming quarter as it nears the conclusion of its tenure as an independent Indian carrier.
Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone (APSEZ) has officially established a fully-owned subsidiary company called Udanvat Leasing IFSC unit.
India’s leading inflight catering company, TajSATS, has signed a concession agreement with Noida International Airport (NIA) for the development of an in-flight kitchen facility.
While Jet Airways endeavors to stage a comeback, some of its aircraft sit idle, covered in dust, as they await their uncertain fate. Each day they languish on the ground, their value steadily diminishes.
Air India (AI), IndiGo (6E), and others, are set to operate 23,732 weekly flights in the upcoming winter schedule, reflecting an increase of over 8% compared to the same period in the previous year.
Indian startup carrier JettWings Airways, the first airline headquartered in the northeastern Indian state of Assam, has entered into an agreement with the Serbian government to provide pilot training in Serbia.
With approximately Rs 173 crores allocated by the state government for improvements at Prayagraj airport, development work is now underway.