He sounded a word of caution that the government must make it easier for new airlines to fly abroad to counter their dominant role here.

Before Kingfisher Airlines wound up services in 2012, full-service carriers, including Jet Airways and Air India, used to fly over 50% of t...

In a country that can perhaps boast of the world’s most fickle and price-sensitive customers, low-cost flying got off to a slightly late st...

Now with airlines for the first time ever making public their entire fare range, one thing is clear that even this distinction is fast blur...

New Delhi could soon get an integrated domestic-cum-international terminal complex exclusively for low-cost carriers by next year, like Lon...

Railway minister Mamata Banerjee’s ambitious proposal to run nonstop trains between big metros could prove to be the biggest challenge to l...

Low-cost airlines in India seem to be benefiting out of downturn in the aviation industry and some of them even are hoping they would break...

The number of flights will go down. The options will be less and fares will go up. Despite assurances from Naresh Goyal and Vijay Mallya th...

Low-cost airlines are inching towards capturing half of the total commercial airline market in the country.

The struggling low-cost carriers are borrowing a leaf out of their full-service brethren's business book - the popular frequent-flier progr...

Advertise full prices, including taxes and charges, so that we don’t get taken for a ride, say passengers.

With the Jet-Sahara, Kingfisher-Air Deccan, and the Air India-Indian combines garnering a combined market share of almost 85%, the smaller ...

If you book a ticket on a low-cost carrier (LCC) via a travel agent, you may not get the best deal.

Low-cost airlines are stepping up efforts to woo rail passengers by taking the battle to the trains.

Over 1 crore Indians will fly with low-cost carriers (LCCs) this year, a whopping 60% jump over 2005.

With efficiency and price control, low-cost airlines can keep their heads - and tails - in the clouds.

Low-cost carriers (LCCs) have found a new love: Pilgrim centres. Having made a significant presence in major cities, budget airlines such a...