Over the past five years, a total of seven Indian airlines, including Heritage Aviation and Air Odisha Aviation, have ceased operations, as revealed by the government on Thursday.
Indian aviation news
ABU DHABI- According to Etihad Airways (EY) India head, Salil Nath, the airline has exciting plans to broaden its operations in India. These plans involve launching new flights and increasing the frequencies of existing ones.
The Airports Authority of India (AAI) and other Airport Operators are actively pursuing the continuous expansion and development of infrastructure at airports.
India surpassed Australia to become leading market for Malaysia Airlines (MH) as carrier experiences surge in demand and expands operations.
Indian carriers are making significant moves in the aviation industry, aiming to transform themselves into global players of reckoning and competing with Gulf and other major airlines.
DGCA has announced that it will conduct a special audit of Wadia-owned Go First (G8), which filed for bankruptcy two months ago, to assess its readiness for resuming operations.
According to British Airways (BA) CEO Sean Doyle, the airline is experiencing more balanced growth in India and has increased its weekly flights to 56, surpassing the pre-pandemic levels.
India’s fair-trade regulator, CCI, has issued a show-cause notice to Tata group-backed Air India (AI), demanding an explanation for its proposed merger with Vistara (UK).
The legendary cricketer and former Indian Captain, MS Dhoni, has been seen traveling in the economy class IndiGo (6E) flight and also spotted playing the Candy Crush Saga.
Destination NSW (DNSW), the global tourism promotion arm of New South Wales, is engaging in discussions with multiple airlines to encourage the introduction of new direct flights or additional flights between Sydney, the capital of New South Wales, and various Indian cities.