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SAS Mumbai comeback hits turbulence as inaugural flight turns back to CopenhagenSAS's return flight to India faced a setback. The inaugural Copenhagen to Mumbai flight turned back mid-air. This happened because final re...- Agricultural trade, jet deals, Taiwan tensions: What are the big takeaways as Trump jets out of Beijing after Xi talks?President Donald Trump concluded a visit to Beijing with trade deals. China will buy billions in US soybeans and 200 Boeing aircraft. Discu...
- Why did Spirit Airlines fail? Is this the first economic shock of the Iran war— or a missed bailout moment under Trump? The true cost of flying cheap in AmericaWhy did Spirit Airlines fail? First major casualty of the 2026 Iran war fuel shock. The collapse of Spirit Airlines today, May 2, 2026, isn...
- Stocks in news: Tata Power, IndiGo, Maruti Suzuki, Indian Oil, Adani GreenMarkets rebounded to start the new financial year, with the Nifty seeing a relief rally after a March decline. Key stocks like Tata Power, ...
- 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...
- Fuel secure, LPG allocation at 70% as Centre ramps up supply amid West Asia tensionsIndia's government is ensuring sufficient petrol and diesel supplies. Domestic LPG deliveries are proceeding normally. Commercial LPG avail...
- IndiGo shares slump 7% amid DGCA, flight operation concernsIndiGo's parent company, InterGlobe Aviation, saw its shares drop significantly after the DGCA extended the deadline for CEO Pieter Elbers ...
- Plea to halt SpiceJet airline dismissed by Delhi HCThe Delhi High Court on Monday rejected a public interest litigation (PIL) seeking to stop the operation of SpiceJet airline for allegedly ...
- Korean Air to take over troubled Asiana Airlines for $1.6 billionThe deal combining South Korea's two biggest airlines comes as carriers around the world struggle with low demand, haemorrhaging cash and g...
- After UAE & Saudi, Qatar cold shoulders Pakistan by refusing to invest in airport projectsQatar wanted Pakistan to transfer the ownership of three airports, which include Islamabad Airport, Jinnah International Airport, Karachi a...
- InterGlobe Aviation shares fall nearly 5%With promoter spat intensifying, Sebi & corporate affairs ministry dig deep into allegations.
- Aviation stocks fly high on robust passenger growthInterGlobe Aviation’s firm IndiGo led the market share, flying nearly 40% of passengers last month.
- Government change in India will not affect Etihad's equity holdings in Jet Airways: James HoganA change of govt in India will not affect Etihad's equity holdings in Jet Airways, James Hogan said, expressing "full confidence in the Ind...
- CIDCO floats tender to find developer for Navi Mumbai Airport; GVK, GMR to participate in bidCIDCO floated a tender for building Navi Mumbai Airport, over an area of 1,160 hectare and having a capacity to handle 60 million passenger...
- Tata Sons to hold 51% stake in the JV with Singapore AirlinesThe Tatas will own 51% of the joint venture, with Singapore Airlines holding the remainder. They plan to jointly invest $100 million initia...
- Tata-Singapore Airlines JV was long overdue: Kapil Kaul, CAPA"The FDI policy, which we believe is game changing, is allowing new joint ventures like Tata-Singapore to come."
- Central Vigilance Commission seeks tough action against 8 DGCA officialsThe sorry state of affairs at the Directorate General of Civil Aviation was apparent much before inquiries by the CVC in the past few weeks.
- Pipavav Defence gains 2 pc on news of foray into aviation businessThe company yesterday announced its foray into the aviation sector by signing a pact with Airbus to set up an aircraft maintenance facility...
- Helicopter professionals seek policy for chopper industryA helicopter professionals body has sought the formulation of an integrated aeronautical policy to take into account the needs of the chopp...
- Kingfisher plans to raise Rs 2,000 crore via debtKingfisher is in talks with a clutch of banks to raise Rs 2,000 crore in debt.
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