In a recently unveiled promo for Shark Tank India Season 4, renowned social media influencer Gaurav Taneja, widely recognized as Flying Bea...

Tony Fernandes, the larger-than-life character credited with revolutionizing budget air travel in Asia, plans to focus more on areas such a...

Tata Group is planning to infuse another $2 billion into its super app venture Tata Neu, news agency Bloomberg reported, citing people fami...

The 2018 divestment process saw no one expressing interest. In the second attempt last year, the Tatas, using their 84%-owned AirAsia India...

In AirAsia India’s latest board meeting, joint venture partners Tata Sons and Malaysian low fare carrier AirAsia Berhad decided to raise ₹3...

Some of Bengaluru’s biggest achievers, admirable entrepreneurs, top-notch businessmen and generous philanthropists, were applauded at The E...

Tata Group will focus on assets it can use to scale up & tap the gap created by the exit of Jet.

Russia, the US and Japan are the top three growing markets now, according to the International Air Transport Association (IATA).

Vistara, which started operations in 2015, is 51% owned by Tata Sons and 49% owned by Singapore Airlines.

Tata Trusts was in the public eye also following the recent exit of one of Ratan Tata's oldest and trusted aides, NA Soonawala, citing heal...

Besides cost reductions, Jet Airways has also proposed capital infusion and paring of debt that would result in “significant” decrease in i...

A look at top macro triggers that may move market on Friday.

Rising crude oil prices, the dollar strengthening against the rupee and clogging at airports will create a headwind for the industry.

The projections, however, do not include the financials of full-service carrier Vistara and budget airline AirAsia India.

Many of transactions — primarily aircraft lease rentals and maintenance reserve payments — are done at higher-than-market rates, according ...

Closer home, fortunately the year did not see companies face crises of this nature or magnitude; but the road wasn’t bump-free either.

The banks include Bank of America Merrill Lynch, JP Morgan, Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, Citigroup, Barclays, UBS, Credit Suisse and BNP ...