Lenders to Go First airlines took the decision to extend the insolvency deadline, which ended Monday, even as the Delhi High Court decides ...

Lenders to the insolvent airline Go First will likely meet to assess a fund-infusion plan into the grounded carrier. However, regulatory ap...

In a statement on Thursday, Northeast-based Jettwings Airways said it has put in an Expression of Interest (EoI) for Go First while industr...

Sajjan and Navin Jindal are leaping from the core businesses of steel, power and infra to diversify into consumer-facing businesses of auto...

These include ACC, Kotak Mahindra Bank, Canara Bank, IDBI Bank, YES Bank, Union Bank of India, Indian Hotels, Jindal Steel & Power, Shriram...

The flights, to be launched under the Ude Desh ka Aam Nagrik (UDAN) program, will connect about 43 regional destinations across the country.

Under the agreement, the Jindal Group will offer five aircrafts while Raymond will let out a business jet, the Challenger 604.

According to the report by Baron Aviation, the private jets market is witnessing tremendous expansion in non-metros which makes it confiden...

The DGCA action comes after the home ministry withdrew the mandatory security clearance to Jindal's aircraft charter firm, said sources.

DGCA has tightened the screws on airline companies after the US Federal Aviation Administration downgraded India's safety rating in January...

After the regulatory conducted a surprise check on the business jets at Delhi’s Indira Gandhi International Airport on Saturday evening, th...

22 companies have their fleet to carry management and top executives. While owning aircraft helps save time, operating them is a costly aff...

Jindal Steel and Power Limited (JSPL) steel plant at Angul is likely to start operation by March this year, CMD Naveen Jindal said today.

LanzaTech has the technology to convert carbon monoxide, syngas as well as steel mill off-gases into ethanol and is in talks with all major...

Air India is likely to get a new chief operating officer in the next 10 days, a senior civil aviation official said here today.

With the government winning a confidence vote in Parliament, industry body Assocham on Wednesday asked for Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's ...

Indian corporates borrowed over $3.6 billion overseas in October 2007 despite regulatory curbs on offshore borrowing imposed in August.