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Air India Express has commenced operations from Nagpur with the launch of twice-daily direct flights to Bengaluru, strengthening connectivity between central India and the airline’s...
The law that Lufthansa cites speaks explicitly about restrictions on lithium-ion batteries, which are used in bigger gadgets like a MacBook Pro.
Further inquiry into this is being conducted, according to the police.
From December 2 through December 15, the airline will resume operating a three times weekly route from Bengaluru to San Francisco, connecting Mumbai with San Francisco.
Rakesh Jhunjhunwala-backed Akasa seeks to develop a footprint across all of India with a focus on connectivity between metro areas and tier 2 and tier 3 cities. By the end of March 2023, it plans to have a fleet of 18 aircraft.
The airline's Boeing and Bombardier fleet includes the pilots who were compelled to take unpaid leave.
Akasa Air opened up new routes and new plans for expansion as well.
Domestic travel has increased leading to a higher number of passengers on board, growth of 4% can be seen in the last month in the aviation sector.
By March 2023, The Tata Group hopes to consolidate three of its four airlines under a single roof in Gurugram.
SpiceJet, a low-cost airline, announced Ashish Kumar's appointment as its Chief Financial Officer on Friday.
The accord follows a strike at Lufthansa last week that resulted in the cancellation of hundreds of flights, adding to the instability that has plagued travel this summer.
According to a report by Mint, which cited two persons who were closely involved in the subject, Tata Sons Ltd, the parent company of the Tata group, aims to raise $4 billion to refinance expensive debt and inject new cash into Air India.
According to IndiGo, the addition of these flights will strengthen the airline's global connectivity.
This money will be used by the budget carrier to pay off statutory obligations and other debts owed to lessors.
According to a letter, starting on September 1, Air India would reinstate the payments that were reduced as a result of the coronavirus outbreak.