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EasyJet says possible US bid 'highly opportunistic' as shares jump 10%EasyJet responded on Monday by saying it has not held talks with Castlelake but it would assess any potential offer if one was made, noting...- More than a wing & a prayer: What IndiGo's disruption says about Indian aviationThe global lesson is not that India should replicate Singapore or the Gulf. Geography, income levels and state capacity differ materially. ...
- August holiday in the Mediterranean? Not in this heatTravelers are increasingly opting for spring or fall vacations to escape the Mediterranean's summer heat and crowds. This shift benefits ai...
- Omicron unravels travel industry's plans for a comebackFrom shopping districts in Japan and tour guides in the Holy Land to ski resorts in the Alps and airlines the world over, a familiar dread ...
- Milan stocks hit near 3-week low as virus pandemic fears knock EuropeThe pan-European STOXX 600 tumbled 2.5 per cent by 0816 GMT.
- 'Nobody has ever made much money out of airlines stocks'
- Pound slumps, banks tumble on Brexit fallout; bonds extend gainsVictory for Brexit tore through world markets on Friday, pummeling the pound and high-yielding assets as over $2.5 trillion was wiped from ...
- Tech Mahindra to buy UK-based digital firm as buyout spree continuesTech Mahindra said it agreed to buy UK-based digital technology firm The BIO Agency for an enterprise value of 40 million pounds , as it co...
- It's a crime to fly empty seats, says SpiceJet COO Sanjiv Kapoor"We fly about 340 flights a day. So you stimulate flights that need support or flights that you think would fly with more empty seats," sai...
- Nine investment banks to bid for Rs 2,500 crore IndiGo IPO; to be the biggest ever in India's aviation industryThe banks include Bank of America Merrill Lynch, JP Morgan, Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, Citigroup, Barclays, UBS, Credit Suisse and BNP ...
- SpiceJet rallies 7% even as DGCA spikes Re 1 ticket offerSpiceJet's Re 1 ticket offer may have earned the carrier a stern cease-and-desist warning from the aviation regulator, but the stock is on ...
- SpiceJet floats Re 1 ticket, DGCA shoots it downThe carrier shot back that the offer can’t be predatory as it has only a 20% share of the market and that it clearly told customers that se...
- The secret of Indigo’s consistent profitsHow does the airline turn in profits year after year in one of the world’s toughest markets where competitors are struggling?
- How CEO Neil Mills helped SpiceJet weather headwinds through his contrarian routes“In this industry, the challenge is constant,” says Mills. “We keep jumping from one crisis to another. There’s no other industry that move...
- Our competition is from buses and trains: Rahul Bhatia, co-founder, IndiGoIn the coming years, air traffic in the country is set to jump and the opportunity it will create should belong to Indian carriers, said Bh...
- Why India's airlines no longer looking at profit or loss but at survival or extinctionNext quarter's results will make clear what insiders/analysts fear: India's airlines are not looking at profit or loss but survival or exti...
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