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Tata Sons increases stake in AirAsia India to 49%, equal to AirAsia BerhadThe salt-to-software conglomerate will buy a 7.49 per cent stake from the airline’s smallest shareholder Telestra Tradeplace, owned by Arun...- Tata Sons to hold 49% stake in AirAsia India; Arun Bhatia to exitTata Sons will hike its stake in AirAsia India to 49% by buying additional shares from Arun Bhatia's Telestra which will be exiting the ven...
- Older carriers allege Vistara and AirAsia India flouting norms, hit out against abolishing 5/20 ruleThe older carriers say overseas stakeholders, AirAsia Bhd and Singapore Airlines, are managing the two airlines, in contravention of the ru...
- Shareholding to remain unchanged at this stage: AirAsia IndiaWhen asked about the funds requirement AirAsia India was looking at, the executive said it could be well below $100 million.
- AirAsia India's co-founder's son Aneesh Bhatia to marry T Venkattram Reddy's daughter GayatriAneesh Bhatia and Gayatri Reddy got engaged in a low-key ceremony, reportedly in Sri Lanka.
- AirAsia making huge losses; model primarily driven by Malaysian partner : Arun Bhatia, Co-Founder, AirAsia India"We have lost all the money that we had put in. We have been there for nearly two years but are still making losses."
- Unhappy with state of affairs at AirAsia India: Arun Bhatia"If you ask the CEO (of AirAsia India) what is happening, he says sir what can I do? I don't have any information, everything is controlled...
- AirAsia India controlled by Malaysian partner claims cofounder Arun BhatiaArun Bhatia alleges that the airline, in contravention of Indian laws, is controlled by its Malaysian parent and he would take up the issue...
- Is Telestra's Arun Bhatia looking to exit AirAsia India?Aviation insiders claimed that Bhatia was in talks with SpiceJet co-founder Ajay Singh earlier this year, before the latter bought back Spi...
- AirAsia India allowed to import 10 aircraft over the next yearPersons in the know at the civil aviation ministry said the airline has been allowed to import 10 aircraft over the next year.
- AirAsia India may get permit to fly in JanuaryThe new airline, AirAsia India, which plans to keep its operational centre in Chennai, plans to initially operate in Southern India.
- IndiGo turns gaze towards regional marketRahul Bhatia, the promoter of IndiGo, India’s largest airline by market share, said on Saturday the airline is looking to enter tier-II and...
- Arun Bhatia to raise Tata-Singapore Airlines issue at AirAsia board meetThe AirAsia India board is meeting on September 28. Tata Group directors in the domestic airline will be present in the meeting.
- AirAsia India files application to launch operationsThe airline had filed its application with the Ministry on April 23. It has plans to launch operations with a few aircraft.
- AirAsia's plan hits aviation ministry roadblockThe Ministry is understood to have expressed its reservations in a note to FIPB stating that the new co should have been formed before seek...
- Air Asia, Tata JV seeks permission for aircraft leasingAir Asia and Tata JV which aims to set up a domestic airline, have sought approval for renting and leasing of aircraft, besides carrying of...
- Tata group has clear focus, they don't go wrong: Arun Bhatia, AirAsia IndiaIt is because of our relationship with Tony Fernandes that we wanted to get into this venture. Also Tata is a big name, said Arun Bhatia, A...
- Would like to see Ratan Tata on JV board: Tony Fernandes, AirAsia CEOAs passionate a flyer as Ratan Tata, Fernandes says he would like to see Tata on the board of the new airline.
- Arun Bhatia Back in news, joins Tatas, AirAsia for JVThe Bhatias have an old connection with the AirAsia boss. Bhatia co-owns the English Premier League football club Queens Park Rangers with ...
- Air asia planning to start an airline with the Tata Group and Telestra Tradeplace Pvt LtdAir 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.
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