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SpiceJet's September Quarter Loss Widens To Rs 463 Crore
SpiceJet reported a net loss in the second quarter to Rs 463 crore, but there was a rise in the operational revenue to to Rs 2,845.3 crore. SpiceJet said that it is in the process of determining its costs and losses and has initiated the process of seeking reimbursements and claims from the aircraft manufacturer.
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Aviation Sector Asks Government to Cut Taxes on Jet Fuel
Indian aviation industry on Tuesday asked the government to slash taxes on jet fuel, exempt aircraft engines from customs duty and rationalise taxation of MROs, as the BJP-led dispensation prepared for the general budget for 2014-15.
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SpiceJet's September Quarter Loss Widens To Rs 463 Crore
SpiceJet reported a net loss in the second quarter to Rs 463 crore, but there was a rise in the operational revenue to to Rs 2,845.3 crore. SpiceJet said that it is in the process of determining its costs and losses and has initiated the process of seeking reimbursements and claims from the aircraft manufacturer.
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India Top Lender Says Liabilities Biggest Hurdle to Jet Air Sale
The lenders, to which the airline owes more than $1 billion, have yet to take a call on how much debt will be forgiven: SBI.
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India Top Lender Says Liabilities Biggest Hurdle to Jet Air Sale
The lenders, to which the airline owes more than $1 billion, have yet to take a call on how much debt will be forgiven: SBI.
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Cathay in Talks to Buy Shares in Hong Kong Express
The stake purchase would give Cathay a critical foothold in the market for budget-conscious travelers.
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Jet Airways Should Pull Out Of The Race To Offer Cheaper Airfare, Says Former Air India Director
Is India’s aviation industry mature enough to consider economic viability over short term market share gain?
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Cancelling Your IndiGo Ticket? This Is How Much You Will Have To Pay
Budget carrier IndiGo is all set to charge Rs 2,250 fee from its customers wanting to cancel their domestic flight tickets, a move that is likely to attract some queries from the aviation regulator, Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA).
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Tata Sons To Hike AirAsia India Stake To 49%
Tata Sons will hike its stake in AirAsia India to 49 per cent by acquiring additional shares from Arun Bhatia's Telestra, which will be exiting the no-frills airline.
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Eco-friendly A320 Neo Debuts In India, Delivered to IndiGo
Making its debut in India, the first eco-friendly A320 Neo built by European aircraft major Airbus landed at the Indira Gandhi International Airport on Friday. It was delivered to budget carrier IndiGo on Thursday.
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Budget Airline Jet Makes Priority Landing In Australia
An Australian budget airline jet made a priority landing in Melbourne today after an unusual odour filled the plane's cabin, officials said.
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Now Jet, IndiGo Join Fare War; Roll Out Hefty Discounts
While low-cost airline IndiGo has launched a 90-day advance purchase scheme, offering a starting fare of Rs 1,647 (for Delhi-Lucknow sector), the Naresh Goyal-promoted Jet Airways has offered fares as low as Rs 1,832 (excluding taxes) for a one-way journey on the busy Delhi-Mumbai sector.
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Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar Travels Economy Class to Goa
Dumping the official executive jet that he is entitled to, Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar on Wednesday flew economy class on a budget airline to his home state of Goa.
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An 11 Billion Dollar Order for 100 Boeing Planes
Irish budget airline Ryanair agreed to buy 100 aircraft from Boeing for $11 billion, with an option to purchase another 100 planes from the aerospace giant, the companies announced on Monday.
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Budget Carriers Roll Out Another Sale Offer Starting Rs 1,699
Domestic budget carriers SpiceJet, Indigo and GoAir today rolled out another sale offer with fares starting from Rs 1,699 for a limited period on domestic routes.
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SpiceJet's September Quarter Loss Widens To Rs 463 Crore
SpiceJet reported a net loss in the second quarter to Rs 463 crore, but there was a rise in the operational revenue to to Rs 2,845.3 crore. SpiceJet said that it is in the process of determining its costs and losses and has initiated the process of seeking reimbursements and claims from the aircraft manufacturer.
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Aviation Sector Asks Government to Cut Taxes on Jet Fuel
Indian aviation industry on Tuesday asked the government to slash taxes on jet fuel, exempt aircraft engines from customs duty and rationalise taxation of MROs, as the BJP-led dispensation prepared for the general budget for 2014-15.
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SpiceJet's September Quarter Loss Widens To Rs 463 Crore
SpiceJet reported a net loss in the second quarter to Rs 463 crore, but there was a rise in the operational revenue to to Rs 2,845.3 crore. SpiceJet said that it is in the process of determining its costs and losses and has initiated the process of seeking reimbursements and claims from the aircraft manufacturer.
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India Top Lender Says Liabilities Biggest Hurdle to Jet Air Sale
The lenders, to which the airline owes more than $1 billion, have yet to take a call on how much debt will be forgiven: SBI.
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India Top Lender Says Liabilities Biggest Hurdle to Jet Air Sale
The lenders, to which the airline owes more than $1 billion, have yet to take a call on how much debt will be forgiven: SBI.
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Cathay in Talks to Buy Shares in Hong Kong Express
The stake purchase would give Cathay a critical foothold in the market for budget-conscious travelers.
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Jet Airways Should Pull Out Of The Race To Offer Cheaper Airfare, Says Former Air India Director
Is India’s aviation industry mature enough to consider economic viability over short term market share gain?
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Cancelling Your IndiGo Ticket? This Is How Much You Will Have To Pay
Budget carrier IndiGo is all set to charge Rs 2,250 fee from its customers wanting to cancel their domestic flight tickets, a move that is likely to attract some queries from the aviation regulator, Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA).
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Tata Sons To Hike AirAsia India Stake To 49%
Tata Sons will hike its stake in AirAsia India to 49 per cent by acquiring additional shares from Arun Bhatia's Telestra, which will be exiting the no-frills airline.
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Eco-friendly A320 Neo Debuts In India, Delivered to IndiGo
Making its debut in India, the first eco-friendly A320 Neo built by European aircraft major Airbus landed at the Indira Gandhi International Airport on Friday. It was delivered to budget carrier IndiGo on Thursday.
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Budget Airline Jet Makes Priority Landing In Australia
An Australian budget airline jet made a priority landing in Melbourne today after an unusual odour filled the plane's cabin, officials said.
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Now Jet, IndiGo Join Fare War; Roll Out Hefty Discounts
While low-cost airline IndiGo has launched a 90-day advance purchase scheme, offering a starting fare of Rs 1,647 (for Delhi-Lucknow sector), the Naresh Goyal-promoted Jet Airways has offered fares as low as Rs 1,832 (excluding taxes) for a one-way journey on the busy Delhi-Mumbai sector.
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Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar Travels Economy Class to Goa
Dumping the official executive jet that he is entitled to, Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar on Wednesday flew economy class on a budget airline to his home state of Goa.
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An 11 Billion Dollar Order for 100 Boeing Planes
Irish budget airline Ryanair agreed to buy 100 aircraft from Boeing for $11 billion, with an option to purchase another 100 planes from the aerospace giant, the companies announced on Monday.
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Budget Carriers Roll Out Another Sale Offer Starting Rs 1,699
Domestic budget carriers SpiceJet, Indigo and GoAir today rolled out another sale offer with fares starting from Rs 1,699 for a limited period on domestic routes.
