Tata-owned Air India and aircraft manufacturers Boeing and Airbus will directly and indirectly create over 200,000 employment in India.
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Akasa Air will place a “significantly” large order for new narrowbody jets this year, as the start-up budget airline wants to capitalise on increasing domestic demand and commence international flights, according to its CEO.
Airbus, the largest manufacturer of aircraft, yielded to supply pressure from industry and halted the ramp-up of production for its best-selling A320neo-family jet and set a delivery target for 2023.
IndiGo and the British Council, the United Kingdom’s international organisation for cultural connections and educational opportunities, have announced a partnership to promote cultural tourism to India’s arts and culture events.
The Tata Group will purchase 470 aircraft from Airbus and Boeing in an effort to upgrade the Air India fleet and revive the struggling airline.
Air India announced Tuesday that it will purchase 250 Airbus aircraft as part of an agreement to revamp the former national carrier, which has been a massive drain on the public purse for decades.
Air India, which is owned by the Tata Group, plans to induct approximately 90 aircraft over the next two years In order to increase its market share and expand its presence.
Air India has signed a massive contract for over 500 new jets worth more than $100 billion at list prices, in what could be the single largest order
Tata Group Chairman N Chandrasekaran announced on Friday that Air India SATS will establish an integrated multimodal freight hub at the future Jewar airport in Uttar Pradesh in collaboration with Zurich Airport.
Air India has finalised an order for about 250 aircraft with Airbus, and the deal is expected to be revealed next week.