Gatwick in the UK tempts Indian airlines with lower fares
Indian Aviation News
Akasa Air, India’s newest airline, intends to hire nearly 1,000 new employees and expand its fleet by March 2024. According to CEO Vinay Dube, the airline’s total employee count would exceed 3,000 by that time, including 1,100 pilots and flight attendants.
A small lightweight aircraft designed to carry only two people crashed into a residential building in Dhanbad district. The pilot and a 14-year-old passenger on the flight were seriously injured and taken to the hospital, according to officials.
The Air India Vistara merger will have a significant impact on the two carriers’ workforce. Nonetheless, the consequences will be severe for both airlines’ employees.
On a flight from Dubai to Mumbai, 2 IndiGo passengers were arrested for drunk and misbehavior
Tim Clark, the president, says that Emirates is not a threat to Air India
The first few international destinations for Akasa Air may be Singapore, Qatar, and Oman.
From March 26, Air India will operate direct flights between Pune and Mumbai
The construction of upcoming airports, the Navi Mumbai airport and the Noida International Airport is progressing as planned, according to Rajiv Bansal, secretary of the Ministry of Civil Aviation, who stated this on Tuesday. Both airports will be operational by next year.
Poor weather at Delhi forced 10 planes to be diverted to Jaipur and Lucknow.