Air Asia India

Air Asia denies 'wrongdoing'; CBI case may trigger calls for cancellation of operator's India licence, feel experts

AirAsia India, where Tatas have 51 percent stake, began operations in 2014.

Civil aviation policy gets delayed, likely to take off early next fiscal

The policy was expected to be finalised in the current financial year as certain proposals were to be implemented from 1 April 2016.

As 5/20 flying rule drags on, civil aviation min to hold another 'informal' meeting on policy

A senior official in the ministry of civil aviation said there is intense "Manthan" or churning within the government over a decision on the 5/20 rule

AirAsia India gets nod to import 10 aircraft but launch likely only by Feb

AirAsia India has received permission from the Ministry of Civil Aviation to import 10 aircraft, but the launch has been delayed by a month since the the aviation regulator DGCA is yet to inspect the Air Asia's training facilities in Malaysia, as the airline has sought permissions to carry out aircraft maintenance and crew training in the southeast Asian country to save costs.<br /><br />

Would be very happy to look at privatisation of Air India: Tata

"As and when it happens, we would be very happy to look at it," Tata said when asked whether he would be interested if Air India was privatised.

How AirAsia wants to win in India: Lowest possible fares, quick expansion

AirAsia got positive feedback from low-cost airports in India and will ultimately operate Delhi and Mumbai sectors too, but there is no rush right now

Four reasons why AirAsia's India flight may be a turbulent one

Indian market is likely to be a tough nut to crack for AirAsia. Here's why