Indian Aviation

Why are Indians flying out of control?

It must be said that most Indian passengers do not behave badly and most Indian crews are not substandard

No grey hair and religious thread, compulsory deo: What it takes to be a flight attendant at Air India

The Tata group-owned Air India has issued new guidelines for its cabin crew staff. Among the many rules, male crew members with a ‘deep receding hairline or balding patches’ have been asked to maintain a clean, shaved head while women have been told to adhere to a shade card for makeup

Akasa Air to begin operations from July: All you need to know about Rakesh Jhunjhunwala-backed airline

The airline, which aims to have a fleet of 72 Boeing 737 Max planes, was earlier scheduled for a launch in June

India resumes international flights from today; 60 foreign airlines to operate during Summer

A total of 60 foreign airlines of 40 countries including Mauritius, Malaysia, Thailand, Turkey, the United States of America, Iraq and others have been given the approval to operate 1783 frequencies to/from India during Summer Schedule 2022

JRD Tata's love for aviation and how India flies along with his dreams

From founding the airline to spreading the wings of the Maharaja to Europe in 1948, Air India remained JRD Tata's first love

Tata Sons wins bid for Air India, Civil Aviation Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia calls it "a new dawn" for airline

Along with 100 percent stake in Air India, as well as its low-cost arm, Air India Express, Tata Group will have a 50 percent stake in the carrier's SATS Airport Services Private Limited

Airlines may be permitted to operate domestic flights at 75% of pre-COVID levels, says Hardeep Singh Puri

The civil aviation minister, however, added that the decision will depend on if or not the passenger numbers continue to remain healthy during the next 7-10 days

Coronavirus pandemic likely to hit 29 lakh jobs in Indian aviation, dependent sectors; Rs 85,000-cr revenue loss : IATA

The coronavirus pandemic is expected to impact more than 29 lakh jobs in the Indian aviation and dependent industries, global airlines' grouping IATA said on Friday

With Jet Airways being non-operational, opportunities narrowing in Indian aviation market: Star Alliance CEO

Full service carrier Jet Airways, which had a significant number of international flights, temporarily suspended operations in April after running out of cash.

Tatas in pursuit of controlling stake in debt-laden Jet Airways; aim to move from fringe player to centre stage

Buying Jet Airways, with its fleet of 124 aircraft, would return Tata to the forefront of Indian aviation in terms of size, almost 70 years after its first airline was nationalized, and six years after it re-entered the market with two joint ventures.