The company, which will be first direct flight between Chandigarh and Bangalore, will offer ticket at a minimum rate of Rs 1,900 inclusive ...

"India is a huge potential. My goal would be to scale up as soon as possible. We're looking at bringing in maybe an aircraft a month."

AirAsia India, owned by Arun Bhatia, is inching closer to beginning operations after the DGCA completed the aircraft inspections a while ag...

DGCA has started collating feedback from the public as well as affected parties on providing an air operator permit to the Indian subsidiar...

The CCI chief, however, stated that it is not looking at these ventures at the moment because they are proposed to be operating in separate...

The Delhi HC directed the Centre to respond to a plea filed by Subramanian Swamy seeking quashing of permission given to AirAsia for its op...

Swamy today moved the Delhi High Court challenging the Centre's clearance given to proposed low-cost airline AirAsia India.

IndiGo may lose a good chunk of its commanders to AirAsia as around 100 of its pilots have applied for jobs with the proposed carrier.

AirAsia group chief executive Tony Fernandes may call on Union Minister Ajit Singh next week when he visits the country.

"All matters on AirAsia India have been resolved. The proposal has been sent to the Union Home Ministry for security clearance," Singh said.

A buoyant economy boosted by a dynamic aviation sector will fetch more revenues than taxes on aviation fuel.

The joint venture company is likely to have at least six members on its board, comprising two nominees each from AirAsia and Tata Sons and ...

The airline had filed its application with the Ministry on April 23. It has plans to launch operations with a few aircraft.

Air Asia and Tata JV which aims to set up a domestic airline, have sought approval for renting and leasing of aircraft, besides carrying of...

AirAsia, through its investment arm, AirAsia Investment Ltd, intends to own 49 per cent of the venture with the remaining stake held by the...

Air Asia will have 49 per cent in the JV while the Tata Group and Bhatia's Hindustan Aviation will have the residual 51 per cent.

The JV has already sought FIPB approval. Air Asia will have 49% in the JV while the Tata Group and Hindustan Aviation will have residual 51...