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Iran war, jet fuel concerns cloud airlines' summer holiday plansEuropean airlines face significant challenges as the Iran war escalates jet fuel prices and disrupts Middle East travel, threatening the su...- Asian airlines trim schedules and carry extra fuel as supplies tightenAsian airlines are reducing flights and adding refuelling stops due to Middle East conflict-driven jet fuel shortages, impacting import-dep...
- Elon Musk vs Ryanair CEO: All you need to know about the tech world’s unlikely feudA dispute over the cost and aerodynamics of Starlink’s in-flight Wi-Fi has blown up into a public war of words between Elon Musk and Ryanai...
- Musk jokes about buying Ryanair as Starlink feud with CEO Michael O’Leary escalatesThis followed Ryanair’s official account trolling Musk during a widespread outage on X on two consecutive days. The clash began when O’Lear...
- Airline pilots, crews voice concerns about Middle East routesEuropean pilots and crew voice growing safety concerns regarding flights over the Middle East amid escalating tensions between Iran and Isr...
- Tata-Airbus plant: India's dream of making a civil aircraft taking off?India is embarking on manufacturing its own commercial aircraft, leveraging its growing aviation sector. The Tata-Airbus plant in Vadodara,...
- How a passenger forced an EasyJet flight from London to make an emergency landing at MunichAn EasyJet flight from London to Greece made an emergency landing in Munich due to a disruptive passenger. The intoxicated individual attem...
- The right bet: Rakesh Jhunjhunwala's dream is set to soar higherExiting 2023 with a fleet size of 22 aircraft, including 21 Boeing 737 MAX 8 and one Boeing 737 MAX 8 200, the first of its kind in Asia, A...
- Explainer: What was behind diversion of a Ryanair flight to Belarus?Ryanair Flight FR4978, traveling from Athens to the Lithuanian capital, was in Belarus airspace about 10 kilometers (6 miles) from the Lith...
- Airlines struggle with global pilot shortageCarriers such as Emirates and Australia's Qantas Airways have poured resources into hiring, but struggled in recent months to use their jet...
- 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...
- Lessons CEOs of IndiGo, GoAir, AirAsia & Virgin Atlantic picked up from chatty passengersInteractions with passengers are dime-a-dozen for airline bosses. It could be a talkative seatmate or a person huddled at the luggage carou...
- AirAsia's India entry to mark arrival of truly low-cost airline; may face delay in clearancesThe first big impediment for AirAsia could be the authorities themselves. It would also have to contend with stiff opposition from existing...
- AirAsia changed low-cost airlines' dynamics in regionThe airline was launched 12 years ago, a month after the 9/11 and it seemed like an idea destined to fail: Except that the person behind it...
- How IndiGo's Aditya Ghosh is the only airline boss still flyingIndiGo has shunned frequent flier programmes, airport lounges, special check-in counters for a particular class of passengers and TV screen...
- Brady reckoner: Find it, fix it, seal itAir Deccan’s still got miles to go before it can be called fighting fit. But, Team Brady is busting such notions.
- BAA faces UK anti-trust probe, may break up London assetsGrupo Ferrovial’s BAA unit, the world’s biggest airport operator, faces a possible breakup of its London holdings after the division was re...
- Low-cost airlines won't be groundedWith efficiency and price control, low-cost airlines can keep their heads - and tails - in the clouds.
- Consolidation in airline industry likely in a yearWith the war for the domestic air traveller hotting up, low-cost carriers are feeling the heat. SpiceJet, with much smaller operations, pos...
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