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Higher airfares can price out people from flying: IATA Chief EconomistAirlines plan to increase ticket prices to offset rising fuel costs. This move might make flying unaffordable for some travelers. Jet fuel ...- Aircraft makers need to come out with SOPs for airlines to deal with GPS spoofing situations: IATAIATA urges aircraft manufacturers to provide guidance for airlines facing increasing GPS interference and spoofing, especially near conflic...
- Airlines projected to report USD 36 billion profit in 2025: IATAGlobal airlines are set to soar with profits reaching 36 billion USD next year. The International Air Transport Association, IATA, held its...
- India soars to 3rd spot in global aviation market, says IATAIndia's aviation sector has surged past pre-pandemic levels, becoming the world's third-largest in passenger traffic. IATA highlights risin...
- IATA to hold AGM in India after 42 years; PM to address delegates on June 2Global aviation leaders are set to convene in New Delhi from June 1-3 for IATA's Annual General Meeting and World Air Transport Summit, mar...
- GST relief to foreign airlines on import of services a positive move: IATA Director GenIndia's decision to exempt foreign airlines from import service taxes is a significant boost for the aviation sector. The GST council's mov...
- GST exemption to foreign airlines will burnish India’s image: IATA director generalIndia's decision to exempt the import of services by foreign airlines is expected to boost confidence in the aviation sector, Willie Walsh ...
- Delhi to host global aviation body’s showpiece event next yearNew Delhi to host 81st IATA AGM with IndiGo's Pieter Elbers as chair, highlighting India's aviation growth. IATA projects India as third-la...
- India has significant potential for producing sustainable aviation fuel, says IATAIATA highlights India's potential for Sustainable Aviation Fuel production to reduce carbon emissions. The organization plans to launch the...
- Jet Airways' Chairman Naresh Goyal busy grooming his successor, brings son Nivaan to IATA AGMNivaan, 23, is currently a manager in Jet's team that looks at airport services and commercial. He spent 12 years studying in London.
- India contradicts US claim over signing climate deal this yearAfter PM Narendra Modi's talks with President Barack Obama here, the US had said that India will try to sign this year the landmark accord ...
- Naresh Goyal re-elected to IATA Board of GovernorsThis would be the fifth successive tenure for Goyal at the International Air Transport Association's (IATA) Board of Governors, the airline...
- EU carbon tax will have significant impact on air-fares: SourcesThe impact of carbon tax on fares of all Indian flights to and from Europe would be "quite significant" if it is imposed by the EU, officia...
- Air India banking on Boeing 787 to revive fortunesWith the pilots' strike impacting international flights and denting revenues, Air India CMD Rohit Nandan is banking on the induction of the...
- Jet Airways may induct 9 A330-300s planesIn a bid to expand overseas operations, Jet Airways is in talks with European aircraft manufacturer, Airbus, for inducting nine A330-300 pl...
- High oil prices and Eurozone crisis, key topics at World Air Transport SummitHigh oil prices and European debt crisis hitting the financial bottomline would be the major focus of debate at the World Air Transport Sum...
- Emirates, Etihad & Qatar Airways challenge global dominance of European & American AirlinesEuropean and American carriers have ruled the skies for many decades. But since 2005, the three Gulf carriers have been trying to unseat th...
- Don't stop airline acquire another airlineThe International Air Transport Association (IATA) has opposed the restrictions on cross- border acquisition of airlines by airlines and as...
- Jet reduces capacity by 20% to wade through downturnJet Airways has reduced its capacity by 20 per cent to survive the global economic crisis that has hit the airline industry.
- Aviation industry to take 3 more years to recover: IATAAirlines worldwide will continue to be in the "red" due to the global meltdown
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