Dozens of flights along the West Coast were canceled Friday as Alaska Airlines pilots picketed during an impasse in contract negotiations with the airline that have lasted nearly three years.
IndiGo's Chief Commercial Officer Willy Boulter said he will resign after July, just a day after CFO Jiten Chopra quit the biggest budget airline in Asia by market value
Airlines must ensure that 50 per cent of cockpit and cabin crew members are subjected to pre-flight alcohol test daily, the aviation regulator DGCA said on Tuesday.
This is around 22.5% lower than pre-Covid levels
Federal officials are extending pandemic relief that helps big airlines keep coveted takeoff and landing rights for international flights this summer at busy airports in New York City and Washington
They say 21% of an airline's revenue goes straight to govt by way of taxes; want improved processes in order to become hubs for global travel
Vistara is in talks with lessors about getting long-haul planes to cover a gap left by delays in Boeing 787 deliveries, chief executive Vinod Kannan said
The number of air passengers was 145 million in 2018-19. The traffic fell to 83.8 million in 2021 due to the pandemic.
He also defended the government's move to lease out airports to private entities saying the profitability of the Airports Authority of India (AAI) will increase due to this
The firm has to obtain the air operator certificate (AOC) from the Directorate General of Civil Aviation by March 22
Airlines unlikely to pass on Jet fuel price hike to customers
Raising the airfares further could hurt traffic volumes
Business Standard brings you the top headlines on Wednesday
South Korean flag carrier Korean Air Lines Co. said on Tuesday that it will suspend routes to Russia until the end of April due to safety concerns amidst Moscow's ongoing invasion of Ukraine
Companies have sought government intervention to get banks to lend working capital
Among the large airlines, Air India will see largest capacity addition
Airline executives said the increase in flights in summer will be based on market demand
MTNL is in focus as the Centre is considering relaxing some norms that led to the failure in attracting bids for assets of BSNL and MTNL as they look to restart the auction for their non-core assets.
The move is expected to boost international capacity and will help soften airfares, which have been soaring due to increased demand and rise in crude oil prices
The government has set minimum and maximum fares for domestic flights and these are applicable for up to a fortnight