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India Seeks Global Code Of Conduct To Prevent Pilot Poaching: Report
India wants countries to agree on a new code of conduct on hiring each other's airline staff after raising concerns that its fast-growing aviation system is being stifled by the poaching of Indian pilots and cabin crew without adequate notice.
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India One Of World's Most Competitive Aviation Markets: IndiGo Chief
India is one of the most competitive aviation markets in the world and there is also a lot of competition in the market, IndiGo CEO Pieter Elbers said on Tuesday.
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Delhi High Court Permits Go First To Maintain Leased Aircraft
The Delhi High Court on Wednesday permitted crisis-hit Go First airline to carry out the maintenance of aircraft leased to it while allowing the lessors to inspect the planes periodically.
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Pilots Offered Extra Rs 1,00,000 A Month To Stay At Go Air
Go Airlines India Ltd. plans to raise salaries of captains by 100,000 rupees ($1,211) a month and by 50,000 rupees for first officers as it tries to salvage its operations after filing for insolvency on May 2.
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Opinion: The Significance Of Tata Hiring Campbell Wilson As Air India CEO
As travel resumes and the carrier moves past the record annual loss it was reporting around this time last year, Chief Executive Officer Goh Choon Phong wants to pursue a multi-hub strategy, one in which airlines owned by it will benefit from aviatio
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Weekly Domestic Flights Increased By 10.1%: Aviation Regulator
Indian carriers have increased their domestic services by 10.1 per cent to 25,309 weekly flights in the upcoming summer schedule as compared to 22,980 last season, aviation regulator DGCA said on Friday.
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IndiGo Airlines Plans To Share Crucial Data With Weather Department
Amid the coronavirus-triggered lockdown, IndiGo said today that its aircraft will provide crucial data on wind, humidity and temperature during all flight operations to the India Meteorological Department (IMD) to help it make accurate weather predictions.
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Pakistan International Airlines May Suspend Flights To Mumbai: Reports
Pakistan's national carrier PIA may suspend flights to Mumbai from next week, reports say.
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Boeing Close to $10.1 Billion Order From SpiceJet: Report
Indian budget airline SpiceJet Ltd. is poised to order at least 92 Boeing Co. 737 jetliners as the carrier plots rapid expansion in the world's fastest growing aerospace market.
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Rusty Jets On Tarmac Show India Beer Baron's Fallen Empire
In an airfield in southern India, seven planes of the failed Kingfisher Airlines rust away -- relics of a former billionaire's ambition and emblems of the complex regulations that hamper Indian aviation.
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SpiceJet Cancels 1800 Flights Till Year-End
Cash-strapped SpiceJet has cancelled over 1,800 flights across the country for the current month, in signs of mounting troubles for the budget airline.
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Air India Set to Send Pilots to Fill Shortfall in Express Service
The Air India board has cleared a proposal for sending its pilots on deputation to its budget arm, Air India Express, which has been facing shortage of commanders for some time now, airline sources said today.
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Indian Air Force aircraft on standby for Malaysian plane search operations
The Indian Air Force (IAF) today said it has kept its aircraft on standby for taking part in the search operations for locating the missing Malaysian plane with 239 people on board.
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What's India's airline regulator worried about?
India's airlines have a host of problems, according to a report by the Directorate General of Civil Aviation prepared late last month. The report includes numerous complaints about several airlines. Here are the important highlights.
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India Seeks Global Code Of Conduct To Prevent Pilot Poaching: Report
India wants countries to agree on a new code of conduct on hiring each other's airline staff after raising concerns that its fast-growing aviation system is being stifled by the poaching of Indian pilots and cabin crew without adequate notice.
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India One Of World's Most Competitive Aviation Markets: IndiGo Chief
India is one of the most competitive aviation markets in the world and there is also a lot of competition in the market, IndiGo CEO Pieter Elbers said on Tuesday.
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Delhi High Court Permits Go First To Maintain Leased Aircraft
The Delhi High Court on Wednesday permitted crisis-hit Go First airline to carry out the maintenance of aircraft leased to it while allowing the lessors to inspect the planes periodically.
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Pilots Offered Extra Rs 1,00,000 A Month To Stay At Go Air
Go Airlines India Ltd. plans to raise salaries of captains by 100,000 rupees ($1,211) a month and by 50,000 rupees for first officers as it tries to salvage its operations after filing for insolvency on May 2.
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Opinion: The Significance Of Tata Hiring Campbell Wilson As Air India CEO
As travel resumes and the carrier moves past the record annual loss it was reporting around this time last year, Chief Executive Officer Goh Choon Phong wants to pursue a multi-hub strategy, one in which airlines owned by it will benefit from aviatio
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Weekly Domestic Flights Increased By 10.1%: Aviation Regulator
Indian carriers have increased their domestic services by 10.1 per cent to 25,309 weekly flights in the upcoming summer schedule as compared to 22,980 last season, aviation regulator DGCA said on Friday.
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IndiGo Airlines Plans To Share Crucial Data With Weather Department
Amid the coronavirus-triggered lockdown, IndiGo said today that its aircraft will provide crucial data on wind, humidity and temperature during all flight operations to the India Meteorological Department (IMD) to help it make accurate weather predictions.
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Pakistan International Airlines May Suspend Flights To Mumbai: Reports
Pakistan's national carrier PIA may suspend flights to Mumbai from next week, reports say.
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Boeing Close to $10.1 Billion Order From SpiceJet: Report
Indian budget airline SpiceJet Ltd. is poised to order at least 92 Boeing Co. 737 jetliners as the carrier plots rapid expansion in the world's fastest growing aerospace market.
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Rusty Jets On Tarmac Show India Beer Baron's Fallen Empire
In an airfield in southern India, seven planes of the failed Kingfisher Airlines rust away -- relics of a former billionaire's ambition and emblems of the complex regulations that hamper Indian aviation.
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SpiceJet Cancels 1800 Flights Till Year-End
Cash-strapped SpiceJet has cancelled over 1,800 flights across the country for the current month, in signs of mounting troubles for the budget airline.
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Air India Set to Send Pilots to Fill Shortfall in Express Service
The Air India board has cleared a proposal for sending its pilots on deputation to its budget arm, Air India Express, which has been facing shortage of commanders for some time now, airline sources said today.
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Indian Air Force aircraft on standby for Malaysian plane search operations
The Indian Air Force (IAF) today said it has kept its aircraft on standby for taking part in the search operations for locating the missing Malaysian plane with 239 people on board.
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What's India's airline regulator worried about?
India's airlines have a host of problems, according to a report by the Directorate General of Civil Aviation prepared late last month. The report includes numerous complaints about several airlines. Here are the important highlights.
