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Domestic air passenger volume crosses 171 mn in FY19, up 14.25%; March posts lowest growth rate

Air India managed to get the third spot after IndiGo and SpiceJet in passenger volume, carrying 15.19 lakh passengers with a market share of 13.1 percent in March.

After fighting several battles, Naresh Goyal forced to retire from Jet Airways; where is airline headed without him in charge?

Naresh Goyal continues to be the biggest individual stakeholder in the airline, holding over 25 percent of the company even after the bank transaction closes.

Jet Airways founder Naresh Goyal, wife Anita likely to quit airline today; CEO Vinay Dubey may stay on board

Naresh, who is reportedly in London, may address all 23,000 employees of the crisis-hit Jet Airways from there, said the report.

Jet Airways crisis deepens: Airline suspends 13 more international routes; only one-third of its 119 fleet operational

Jet Airways has also reduced frequencies on seven other overseas routes, mostly from Delhi and Mumbai

DGCA starts special safety audit of domestic airlines following direction of aviation minister in the wake of a series of incidents

The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) is conducting the audit in the areas of flight operations quality assurance, operations and training

Jet Airways proposes to cut staff salaries to continue operations; who will blink first?

Whatever here on, the employees of the airline must be prepared for some tough times ahead as cost cutting reaches a fever pitch.

Nearly every 4th Air India flight from four busy airports delayed in October

A further analysis of on-time performance shows the national carrier, which is holding up because of a Rs 30,000 crore bailout package from the government, could not fly 42.5 percent flights or about four in every 10 from Mumbai airport on time in October.

Two operating permits remain as Jet merges JetLite with itself

JetLite has been a sources of trouble ever since Jet Airways chairman Naresh Goyal decided to buy out the erstwhile Sahara Airlines in 2007.

Air traffic grows 29% with 67.45 lakh fliers but IndiGo flies less

Compared with June, SpiceJet saw a marginal improvement from 93.2 percent whereas IndiGo witnessed a decline from 86.6 percent to 78.4 percent.

IndiGo closing in on 40% market share, SpiceJet scripts remarkable turnaround

Jet Airways' domestic network seems to have taken the worst hit during the five months under review - combined market share of Jet Airways and JetLite has fallen from 24.1 percent in January to just 21.5 percent now.