India’s Tejas light combat aircraft has occurred as the top choice for Malaysia as the Southeast Asian nation looks at replacing its aging fleet of fighter jets and the two sides are holding negotiations to firm up the procurement.
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The Ministry of Civil Aviation on Saturday declared opportunities for ‘Agniveers’, sharing that the government was looking forward to inducting highly skilled graduates of the Agnipath scheme into various services.
The airline, which had made a partial reinstatement of salary for pilots, is yet to restore pre-covid salaries. India’s biggest airline IndiGo on Friday reinstated the flying allowance of its pilots to pre-pandemic levels as its flight operations are recovering.
The airline wants more planes to support operations amid aviation recovery. There’s renewed hope for many of Air India’s grounded aircraft, as the carrier’s new owners are preparing to fix them for commercial operations.
The Taliban say they’ve signed a deal allowing an Emiratis company to manage three airports in Afghanistan after the fall of the country’s U.S.-backed government
The flight operated by flyadeal, a budget subsidiary of flag carrier Saudia, was from the capital Riyadh to the Red Sea coastal city of Jeddah.
IndiGo is bracing for more competition with Akasa Air expected to be operational in the coming months while Jet Airways is likely to resume operations soon, information.Â
Turkish Airlines confirmed to its investors that it had placed an order for an additional Airbus A350-900 aircraft to be delivered by the end of the year and 2023.
Akbar Al Baker has concerns about the effects of rising oil costs. Akbar Al Baker, who presently serves as the Chief Executive Officer of Middle Eastern carrier Qatar Airways, has said his concerns that the airline industry may be set to face another recession.
After sticking with New Zealand throughout the pandemic, Singapore Airlines is reaping the rewards as the need for their New Zealand services soars.