As it prepares for the relaunch, Jet Airways is in talks with aircraft manufacturers and lessors to lease 6–8 aircraft, some of which were scheduled to be delivered to Russian carriers before the Ukraine War.
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India’s budget carrier SpiceJet is ready for significant fleet restructuring after a long period by preparing to add more 737 MAX aircraft to its fleet. It is now the only operator of the MAX in India and has more than 150 of the type on order from Boeing.
According to Chinese media, testing on the Nanqiang No 1, a model that would probably serve as a technology demonstration for a hypersonic airliner, has reached its conclusion.
Jet Airways has requested that SpiceJet remove its livery from the low-cost carrier’s aircraft after learning that it misleads the public about the identity of the operator and poses a safety risk.
According to airline insiders with direct knowledge of the situation, Tata Group-owned international low-cost carrier Air India Express may grow its fleet of 24 Boeing 737 aircraft by four by year’s end in order to accommodate the rising demand for foreign travel.
Mumbai International Airport, which is owned by the Adani group, announced on Monday that it has established a single security checkpoint for both domestic and foreign travellers.
In an effort to increase its presence in the largest country on the subcontinent, Vietnamese carrier Vietjet announced on Monday that it would connect Da Nang, a coastline city, with five other cities.
Over 1.5 million domestic passengers and roughly.27 million international travellers passed through the Rajiv Gandhi International Airport last month, which is 93% and 86% more than pre-COVID-19 domestic and international passenger levels.
Following a summit with the Canadian Federal Transport Minister, Canadian airline Air Canada has released key steps in its Aviation Recovery Plan. Senior representatives at Air Canada met with the Canadian Transport Minister alongside other participants.
Yesterday, reported the harrowing experience of some passengers on a Go First flight due to the airplane’s malfunctioning air conditioning system. Now, another incident in India has come to light, this time with Alliance Air, where the faulty AC shot up the cabin temperature so much that passengers had to exit the aircraft.