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Airline fare imbalance may continue amid new entriesAn executive at a different airline said pricing sanity is a must for an industry that is trying to recover from the impact of Covid-19.- To regulate airfare and capacity or not? Question awaits Jyotiraditya ScindiaViews on the issue seem divided with some people in favour of doing away with any control on fares or capacity while others feel such contr...
- Govt's decision to sell 100 per cent stake in Air India a 'bold reform': CAPAThe government on Monday announced sale of 100 per cent stake in debt-laden Air India as it issued the preliminary bid document for the str...
- Air India May Get 4-6 Bidders: CAPAIndiGo has publicly shown an interest in Air India while senior executives at Tata Sons, one of the two owners of Vistara have said they ma...
- No silver lining for Jet Airways employees, airline freezes salary hikes“The reason being given for the salary increment freeze is stressed financial position of the airline,” an airline executive said.
- ET GBS 2017: Modi government mulls second airports at cities where primary airports are saturatingThe government had, in June last year, announced a new aviation policy that aimed at providing regional connectivity in the country.
- India replaces Japan for third spot in domestic air travelThe world's fastest growing air travel market for several months in a row has added another feather on its cap by being the third-largest d...
- 5-year rule for airlines to fly abroad may go20 aircraft condition to stay; now every carrier will have to maintain 20% of total capacity in domestic sector all the time.
- Number of chopper to increase to 800 in next 10-20 years: CAPA"At present, there are about 276 helicopters registered. We expect this fleet size to go up to 800 in the next 10-20 years period," CAPA In...
- SpiceJet's Q3 loss widens in battle to stay afloat"We estimated Q3 loss between Rs 250 crore and Rs 300 crore," said Kapil Kaul, India chief executive at aviation consultancy firm CAPA.
- Government to keep an eye on airline discountsAnalysts don’t regard the campaigns as predatory pricing and believe these are born of necessity and that airlines need to innovate.
- Fare wars break out, as IndiGo and SpiceJet outdo AirAsia's inaugural offersAfter SpiceJet, India's number 1 carrier IndiGo also followed AirAsia's rock bottom air fare offers, by launching its own Re 1 base fares.
- 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."
- Kingfisher Airlines license cancellation to have huge impact on banks, leasing & finance companies: Kapil Kaul"All vendors and others, who are the part of the $2.5 billion game, need to evaluate their positions post this decision," says Kapil Kaul.
- Air India should cash in on June quarter performance: Centre for Asia Pacific AviationCAPA today said national carrier Air India must cash in on the good first quarter results and take steps to restructure and turnaround.
- In India, liquor tops duty-free shops’ salesLiquor is the most favourite item for passengers shopping at duty-free outlets at Indian airports, with the sales being almost four times t...
- FDI in airlines is not the only solution: Kapil Kaul, India CEO, CAPAIn an interview with ET Now, Kapil Kaul, India CEO, CAPA talks about the debt recast plan for Air India, the crisis in Indian Aviation sect...
- Jet, Indigo, Kingfisher and others worried on Air India fare cutsAI's move to lower fares by 20% since Jan to prop up falling mkt share is making others see red as they face the prospect of taking a hit o...
- CAPA India to invest Rs 600 cr for aeropark in Navi MumbaiThe Indian arm of aviation consultancy and advisory services firm Centre for Asia Pacific Aviation is setting up a aeropark in Navi Mumbai ...
- Indian aviation likely to suffer losses of over $2 bnThe Indian aviation industry is likely to suffer losses to the tune of more than USD 2 billion in 2008-09.
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