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The Madras High Court on Friday rejected a plea from Air Corporation Employees Union to control the Union Ministry of Civil Aviation from disinvesting its 100 percent shares in Air India Limited to Tata Group without carrying appropriate measures to protect the terms and conditions of service and the rights of the workers.

Airfares are likely to fall up to 40% on an expected increase in the number of flights, following the government’s go-ahead for resumption of regular international air travel from March 27, expressed industry executives.

As Kolkata airport prepares to receive back scheduled international flights that have been off the air for over two years, the authorities are gearing up to reopen foreign exchange counters, international SIM cards stalls, retail outlets, and food courts.

Scheduled international flight services were stopped in March 2020 due to the pandemic. However, special flights have been running between India and 37 countries since July 2020 under air bubble arrangements.

The activity by Russia’s largest state-owned airline comes after the country’s aviation agency, Rosaviatsiya, who recommended that all Russian airlines with foreign-leased aircraft halt both passenger and cargo flights abroad.

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and airspace restrictions pose huge challenges to international aviation as hundreds of flights that operated to fly over Russian air space now have to opt for alternative routes, leading to a growth in operating prices due to more fuel burn.

The actions of the United States, China, the United Kingdom, Germany, and several other nations, pale in comparison with the proactive and earnest efforts of Indian authorities who are now operating the evacuation schedule, Operation Ganga, in the complete swing to bring back Indian students from different parts of Ukraine.

SpiceJet recently announced that it will be sending some special flights to Hungary’s capital Budapest, to assist with the evacuation of Indians from war-hit Ukraine

Qatar Airways is seeking damages from Airbus over the planemaker’s judgment to cancel a contract for 50 A321neo jets after the Gulf carrier refused delivery of larger A350s in a row over surface flaws, according to a UK court filing.

Qatar Airways is seeking a request against Airbus to stop the aircraft manufacturer from canceling its A321neo order.