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British Airways parent profit drops on higher fuel costsIAG, the owner of British Airways and Iberia, said Friday that its net profit dropped more than 12 percent in the third quarter on soaring ...- Japan's Tokio Marine eyes insurer Suncorp as preferred takeover target, FT reportsTokio Marine, a leading Japanese insurer, has set its sights on Suncorp for a potential takeover, among other competitors like Insurance Au...
- IndiGo's next flight plan: Airline targets bigger global push, diaspora traffic through IndiaIndiGo marks twenty years by planning a significant international expansion. The airline will induct new aircraft to connect the global Ind...
- 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...
- Iran war impact on flight fares: Your air travel is getting costlier, here is howIran war update: United Airlines, American Airlines, Delta Airlines, Frontier Airlines are taking various measures as jet fuel surges due t...
- ‘Slasher’ Walsh takes one of aviation’s toughest jobs at IndiGoWillie Walsh is set to lead IndiGo, India's largest airline. He takes over after operational issues caused significant disruption. Walsh is...
- Price hikes, outlook cuts - What airlines are doing as fuel costs surgeA sharp surge in jet fuel prices, attributed to the U.S.-Israeli war on Iran, is significantly impacting the global aviation industry. Airl...
- Jet fuel shock: Moody's tells how a Middle East conflict is rewriting the economics of global aviationGlobal airlines face profit pressure as Middle East conflict drives up fuel costs. This impacts operating expenses and travel networks. Air...
- Fuel shock hits aviation: airlines hike fares, slash forecastsGlobal airlines are raising ticket prices and adjusting financial forecasts due to a sharp increase in jet fuel costs. The price of jet fue...
- View: Clip wings for errant flyersCompetition law is not about punishing success. It's about ensuring that success does not morph into unaccountable power.
- Airlines use hedging, fuel surcharges to offset some pain as oil surgesThe price of oil has surged to its highest level since 2008 after Russia's invasion of Ukraine, adding to airline costs at a time when carr...
- Air France-KLM warns of bigger losses amid lockdownsThe Franco-Dutch airline group reported a 67% drop in third-quarter revenue to 2.52 billion euros on Friday, as France returned to full loc...
- Ahead of Market: 12 things that will decide stock action on FridayA look at what some of the key indicators are suggesting for Friday’s market action.
- European stocks lifted by surprise rise in Chinese exportsEurope's miners and retailers, exposed to the health of the worlds No. 2 economy, led gains with a 1.5 per cent rise.
- We get business because we are unique with strong financials: G Srinivasan, The New India AssuranceWe are not only serving the Indian diaspora, we are serving foreign nationals as well.
- Labour-intensive exports to gain from India-Australia trade pactThe proposed free trade agreement (FTA) between India and Australia could result in better market access for labour-intensive Indian export...
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