The 52 passengers, including five crew members and an infant, were safely evacuated from the runway itself, a PIB release said.

Trujet is the first airline in India to have started operations to all the routes under UDAN 1 and 2.

GMR Aero Technic provides extensive airframe maintenance, repair, overhaul (MRO) and line maintenance services on the commercial and genera...

India’s biggest airline by market share signed a pact for 50 ATR 72-600 planes last year. It had received 12 planes as of September and was...

The Naresh Goyal-promoted full service carrier currently has 15 ATRs in its fleet. TruJet, which started operations in July 2015 has an all...

The airline is looking to reduce costs and mop up additional revenues amid cash drought.

India is one of the fastest growing aviation markets in the world and most airlines have ambitious expansion plans, especially to tap the p...

"We are in the process of inducting new ATR 72-600 aircraft by March next year, which will take our fleet size to 20 planes at the end of t...

Earlier this year, India's biggest airline by market share, signed a term sheet for 50 of the 70-seater planes. It will take 21 of the plan...

Promoted by Turbo Megha Airways, the Hyderabad-based airline currently operates 31 flights, including four under Ude Desh Ka Aam Nagrik (UD...

IndiGo has, rubbished the allegations of poaching pilots and technical staff. "We haven't approached anyone yet," said IndiGo spokesperson ...

The airline will also submit its network expansion plans to the DGCA once the permission for leasing of the two planes is in place, Air Peg...

The airlines flew 6.67 million passengers during September this year compared to 5.81 million passengers flown during the same month last y...

While SpiceJet is the fourth largest carrier in terms of market share at 12.3 per cent, the airline flew its planes with 93 per cent seats ...

SpiceJet remained ahead of all its peers in filling its aircraft and flew its planes with 92.1 per cent seats full followed by TruJet, at 8...

Turbo Megha Airways expects operational break-even in six months banking on regional routes for better occupancy rate, its MD V Umesh said.

Hyderabad-based Turbo Megha Airways today became the fourth company to receive flying licence from aviation regulator DGCA in the past two ...