Searched for
AIRLINE BUSINESS FUNCTIONS
The great $100-billion tech shift: GCCs tighten grip on India’s talent marketIndia's Global Capability Centres (GCCs) jobs: India's Global Capability Centres (GCCs) are rapidly outpacing traditional IT services, driv...- American Airlines plans to double India tech hub staff, sources sayAmerican Airlines is set to significantly expand its technology hub in Hyderabad. The company plans to double its workforce to approximatel...
- How to travel in the summer of chaosThe travel industry has bifurcated, rewarding those who understand its complexities. Travelers are increasingly spending more, often financ...
- The Abraham Accords: The boldest Middle East gamble in decades, did it actually work? Here's all about itAbraham Accords: Trump just called six Muslim nations to sign the Abraham Accords — live, out loud, tied to an Iran nuclear deal. Pakistan ...
- Southwest Airlines to expand India global centre to 1,000 employees, executive saysThe U.S. airline, which opened its Global Innovation Center in India's Hyderabad city on Wednesday, has already hired more than a dozen e...
- Delhi cuts VAT on aviation turbine fuel to 7% from 25%The Delhi government has significantly cut the Value Added Tax on Aviation Turbine Fuel. The tax on ATF will now be 7 percent, down from 25...
- War without borders: The rise of cyberattacks beyond the battlefieldCyber conflict has escalated beyond borders following US-Israeli strikes on Iran, with hacktivists and state-backed actors launching global...
- How checking in at the right time may get your luggage out firstAirport workers share a trick to get your luggage first. Timing your check-in and using a 'fragile' tag can help. This strategy relies on h...
- Demand for senior technology leaders in India is bucking a slowdown in broader tech hiringAs per experts, many MNCs are considering shifting global tech positions to India, mostly to their GCCs. Ratna Gupta, senior partner, ABC C...
- Where aircraft go when they need a safe haven – or to die. As the Gulf war draws attention to ‘boneyards’, where does India stand?Wars, pandemics, and airspace closures have created a lucrative, if niche, global industry: Specialised airports, called aircraft boneyards...
- Cabinet clears Rs 1,800 crore plan to modernise India's immigration systemThe Union Cabinet has approved a Rs 1,800 crore plan to modernize the Immigration, Visa, Foreigners Registration & Tracking (IVFRT) Scheme ...
- SpiceJet brings Chandan Sand on airline's board as executive directorSpiceJet has appointed Chandan Sand as an Executive Director to its board, marking the second significant leadership addition this month. S...
- Lenders apprehensive over impact of HC order on Go First revivalThe committee of creditors had earlier approved funding of Rs 425 crore, but are apprehensive that such a requirement will be a hindrance t...
- IBS joins hands with Japan AirlinesJapan Airlines (JAL) will replace multiple legacy systems with IBS’s iCargo terminal operations solution for Japan that will manage the ent...
- Business jet operators demand separate rule in new aviation policyThe operators have also sought from the civil aviation ministry to issue guidelines for code sharing between SCA and scheduled airlines.
- Ramco Systems inks IT solutions deal with Malaysia AirlinesThe deal will help Malaysia Airlines to improve its aviation business processes, optimise fleet management and give advance updates on MRO ...
- Wipro, Qatar Airways launch IT solutions for aviation sectorIndian IT company Wipro, in association with Qatar Airways, has launched a range of IT products for the aviation industry.
- Air India to implement SAP ERP package for better efficiencyThe Air India Board on Tuesday approved the implementation of the SAP Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) project.
- Thulasidas to head Air India full service business in board rejigAir India chairman V Thulasidas would directly look after the full-service airline businesses of National Aviation company of India.
- Decentralised structure will suit merged AI-IndianSmall is beautiful. And, having a small structure within a large one is even better.
Load More
