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Air India's most unusual baggage puts a spanner on Modi government's big selloff planThe airline owns prime landing slots as well as invaluable works of famous artists. But it also has $8 bn in debt, 27,000 staff and workers...- Run ragged by rivals, Air India has just two choices left: Privatise or perishA turnaround can’t take place under government control. Experts say Air India is nothing more than a cronies-filling-jobs programme as of t...
- Chef turns airline chief as PM Narendra Modi boosts flights across IndiaZoom Air is one of at least 43 businesses to have applied to Indian regulators the past two years to start some form of passenger air trans...
- Can Air India make a turnaround to the profit making way?Mahesh Sharma informed the Rajya Sabha that Air India will make an operational profit of Rs 8 crore by the end of this fiscal.
- IndiGo's IPO: Non-operating income dominates profit, timing and valuation criticalOne analyst suggested the airline may be better off deferring its IPO by another two years when the India story is expected to get more upb...
- Can SpiceJet's COO Sanjiv Kapoor turn around the cash-strapped airline?Sanjiv Kapoor, who runs the cash-strapped, crisis-racked low-cost carrier SpiceJet, has the toughest job in Indian aviation.
- Jet, Vistara poised to offer more full-service options to Indian fliersBefore Kingfisher Airlines wound up services in 2012, full-service carriers, including Jet Airways and Air India, used to fly over 50% of t...
- DGCA to hire 100 airworthiness officers ahead of safety auditsThe DGCA is scurrying to increase its tech workforce by a third as it prepares to face crucial audits by two global aviation bodies from ne...
- Jet-Etihad deal: How James Hogan’s strategy worked for the UAE carrierIn an industry known for alliances, James Hogan’s counter-intuitive strategy to buy minority stakes has worked like a charm.
- Funds-flushed Emirates, Etihad, Qatar well placed to catch the tailwinds on Indian flight pathEmirates, Etihad, Qatar are hankering for new routes, shopping for planes and building or expanding their home airports.
- Will Boeing's 787 Dreamliner turn Air India's business around?The 787 Dreamliner is billed as the first true-blue game-changer for Air India. Yet, there is only so much that even a futuristic plane can...
- Airlines flying high on rebound in financial fortunesThe civil aviation sector in recent months has enjoyed a pronounced pick-up in both passenger and freight demand.
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