Captain Gopinath

AAP downplays Captain Gopinath's comments against party's decision on FDI

Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) today downplayed Air Deccan founder Captain Gopinath's comments against its government's decision to reject FDI in retail in<br /><br /> Delhi, saying members can have different opinions.

India Inc in AAP: Captain Gopinath becomes latest entrant

Captain Gopinath had earlier contested and lost as an independent candidate from the Bangalore South constituency in 2009. <br /><br />

Jet-Etihad deal will bring down air fares: Experts

According to Captain Gopinath, the founder of erstwhile Air Deccan, the increased competition will lead to low air fares, besides bringing about improvement in the passenger amenities.

Tata-AirAsia JV: Will Ajit Singh throw spanner in works?

Aviation minister Ajit Singh's response to the new airline JV definitely go against the spirit of the FDI policy announced by the government.

Revival plans: Govt may incentivise airlines to fly smaller cities

But the ministry's proposal to enhance regional connectivity comes on the back of a failed regional airline connectivity policy which is six years old and has never really taken off

High cost of low cost: Will Gopinath be second time lucky?

There are more than one interesting stories in Indian aviation, after the government opened up the sector for investment from foreign airlines. One of them is Captain Gopinath floating a new airline soon.

How SREI Infra's daring risk helped it recover money from Kingfisher Airlines

A Kolkata-based finance firm is the grounded carrier's only lender to walk away with a smile

Capt Gopinath quits AAP, criticises 'shoot and scoot' politics

GR Gopinath, who pioneered low-cost air travel in India, quit the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) on Saturday citing growing differences within the party leadership and criticised Arvind Kejriwal for "shoot and scoot" politics.

Live: Ilmi quits AAP, Yogendra Yadav says she will be missed

We track all the live updates after AAP's Shazia Ilmi announces decision to quit from the party.

Shazia Ilmi resigns from AAP, blames 'cronyism' in party

It's a tough day for the Aam Aadmi Party as key leader and founding member Shazia Ilmi resigned from party, blaming 'cronyism' in AAP. Shazia Ilmi said that her decision had nothing to do with her being forced to contest from Ghaziabad.