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DGCA reprimands IndiGo for preferred seat charges
The Ministry of Civil Aviation today directed domestic airlines to limit the number of seats on their flights for which they charge passengers a fee which is over and above the cost of the ticket #WhyNow #air india #Jet Airways #Aviation #IndiGo #DGCA #Unbundling
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Why airlines are stonewalling govts ombudsman proposal
World over, some countries have flirted with the ombudsman concept but as of now, no country regulates airlines via an ombudsman. #Business #Indian Airlines #ToWhatEffect #Aviation #SpiceJet #GoAir #IndiGo
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Air India beats IndiGo on load factor in March, traffic falls
Jet Airways together with JetLite was 23.8 percent but standalone it was only 17.7 percent. #air india #Jet Airways #SpiceJet #CompanyWatch #IndiGo
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Look before you leap at AirAsias low-cost fares
Asia�s largest low-cost carrier does not allow free check-in of baggage globally. Customers usually book it along with the tickets. #CorporateStrategy #SpiceJet #IndiGo #Air Asia #Low cost fares #Baggage
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AirAsia's 'zero rupee' offer: Why IndiGo, SpiceJet need to strategize now
The Malaysian carrier, which is launching an airline in India in partnership with the Tatas, today announced 'zero rupee' fares to Indian cities on international routes within Asia. #CorporateStrategy #IndiGo #Air Asia #low cost carriers #Zero Rupee Tags
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Domestic air traffic falls in first two months of 2013
The passenger load factor of all Indian carriers in February remained almost the same compared to January, barring Spicejet which showed an appreciable increase. #Numbers #air india #Kingfisher Airlines #SpiceJet #IndiGo #Air traffic
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Airline wars: Why SpiceJet's huge ticket sales is only half the story
The fire sale of tickets at unbelievably low prices in January has literally set SpiceJet's ticket sales on fire. The airline raced past Air India to conquer the third position in domestic airline market share in February this year. #HowThisWorks #travel #air india #Aviation #SpiceJet #IndiGo
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Private airlines including IndiGo, KFA owe Rs 526 crore to AAI
Private airlines, including those who have closed down, have a due of Rs 526 crore towards the state-owned Airports Authority of India (AAI) till December last year. #Numbers #SpiceJet #IndiGo #Airports Authority of India
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IndiGo mishap: Were tyres changed without informing authorities?
The IndiGo flight 6E433 veered to the left of the runway at after touchdown and broke at least five lights on the edge of the airstrip. #IndiGo Airlines #NewsTracker #Mumbai airport
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Why Indian carriers may be gunning for AirAsia venture
The message is clear: AirAsia will perhaps be in direct competition with IndiGo and SpiceJet for fares and this would be particularly true in the south Indian markets since AirAsia's base would be Chennai. #WhatNext #SpiceJet #IndiGo #Air Asia #low cost carriers #Indian aviation