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AirAsia India to add 20 aircraft and start international operations by mid 2018
AirAsia is India is likely to commence international operations from later part of 2008 as it is expected to have a fleet of 20 aircraft by mid 2018. The joint
Low airport capacity worries aviation insiders
The Indian government currently has ‘no vision’ in airport infrastructure and the mammoth aircraft orders by airlines pitted against paucity of airport space will create ‘a crisis’ for the industry
Henri Cartier-Bresson’s Masterful Photographs Convey India’s Mid-Century Turmoil
Henri Cartier-Bresson’s Masterful Photographs Convey India’s Mid-Century Turmoil in forthcoming Rubin Museum Exhibition! Opening April 21, “India in Full Frame” offers Magnum photographer’s perspective on Gandhi’s final day, key political
Trump-style travel ban finds fans in Europe says Poll
A majority of people from leading European nations would support a Trump-style ban on further migration from mainly Muslim countries, according to a poll of more than 10,000 people in
SATTE 2017 to showcase renowned travel and tourism brands
SATTE works closely with travel associations, organisations and media houses! UBM India is all set to host the 24th edition of SATTE, one of South Asia’s leading travel trade shows,
Thomas Cook stops selling Jet2holidays
Thomas Cook has confirmed that it has ended its commercial agreement with Jet2holidays. It said the move was about increasing its focus on its own holiday offering. “We’ve consistently said
Air India working on its turnaround strategy
Air India over the past few years and especially since the implementation of the Turnaround Plan by the Govt. has been constantly improving its operational as well as financial performance.
Domestic air traffic to grow to 130 million in FY18 says CAPA
However, industry-wide losses to widen because of cost pressure and fall in yield. Domestic air traffic is expected to grow 25 per cent and cross 130 million in financial year
Low-cost carriers to remain profitable says Aviation report
Indian airlines are expected to report combined losses to the tune of USD 250-300 million as against an estimated profit of USD 122 billion in the previous financial year, according
British transport minister to meet Indian civil aviation minister
UK’s Minister for Aviation, Lord Ahmad of Wimbledon, will lead a delegation of British companies to India on 8 – 10 February for the CAPA India Aviation Summit 2017. Aviation
