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Delhi Airport Could Overtake London Airport In Traffic By 2020: Report
Delhi's Indira Gandhi International Airport or IGI airport could overtake London's Heathrow airport in traffic volume by 2020 financial year, a Sydney-based aviation research body has said.
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Indian Carriers Need $50 Billion Over 10 Years To Pay For Planes: Report
Indian carriers, which have placed large aircraft purchase orders, will require a whopping USD 50 billion of financing to take the expected scheduled delivery of these planes over the next nearly 10 years, a report said.
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Foreign Airlines Could Benefit From Centre's Nod To In-Flight Internet: Reports
Foreign airlines could be the immediate beneficiaries of the government's recent nod to onboard voice and data connectivity as the domestic players were not yet equipped for internet services, according to an aviation consultancy firm.
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India Overtakes Japan To Become Third Largest In Domestic Air Traffic
India's domestic air passenger traffic stood at 100 million in 2016 and was behind only the US (719 million) and China (436 million), Sydney-based aviation think-tank Centre for Asia Pacific Aviation (CAPA) said in its latest report.
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Domestic Air Traffic to Soar 3-Fold to 218 Million by 2025: Report
The number of air travellers in the country is slated to rise more than threefold to 218 million by 2025 from 70 million in 2015 and each metro requires a second greenfield airport to handle the traffic, a report says.
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Experts Say Aviation Sector Hasnt Had Much to Cheer in 1 Year of NDA Government
With the NDA government set to complete a year in office, aviation industry experts say the sector hasn't had much to cheer about during this period as the much-needed reforms have either been in a go-around mode or in holding pattern.
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After Kingfisher Airlines' employees ask where he is, Vijay Mallya responds on twitter
Employees of Kingfisher airline who have been on strike since last month expressed their anger on Monday about not being able to meet with the airline's owner, Vijay Mallya, as they negotiate the terms of their return to work with Kingfisher's management.
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Delhi Airport Could Overtake London Airport In Traffic By 2020: Report
Delhi's Indira Gandhi International Airport or IGI airport could overtake London's Heathrow airport in traffic volume by 2020 financial year, a Sydney-based aviation research body has said.
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Indian Carriers Need $50 Billion Over 10 Years To Pay For Planes: Report
Indian carriers, which have placed large aircraft purchase orders, will require a whopping USD 50 billion of financing to take the expected scheduled delivery of these planes over the next nearly 10 years, a report said.
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Foreign Airlines Could Benefit From Centre's Nod To In-Flight Internet: Reports
Foreign airlines could be the immediate beneficiaries of the government's recent nod to onboard voice and data connectivity as the domestic players were not yet equipped for internet services, according to an aviation consultancy firm.
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India Overtakes Japan To Become Third Largest In Domestic Air Traffic
India's domestic air passenger traffic stood at 100 million in 2016 and was behind only the US (719 million) and China (436 million), Sydney-based aviation think-tank Centre for Asia Pacific Aviation (CAPA) said in its latest report.
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Domestic Air Traffic to Soar 3-Fold to 218 Million by 2025: Report
The number of air travellers in the country is slated to rise more than threefold to 218 million by 2025 from 70 million in 2015 and each metro requires a second greenfield airport to handle the traffic, a report says.
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Experts Say Aviation Sector Hasnt Had Much to Cheer in 1 Year of NDA Government
With the NDA government set to complete a year in office, aviation industry experts say the sector hasn't had much to cheer about during this period as the much-needed reforms have either been in a go-around mode or in holding pattern.
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After Kingfisher Airlines' employees ask where he is, Vijay Mallya responds on twitter
Employees of Kingfisher airline who have been on strike since last month expressed their anger on Monday about not being able to meet with the airline's owner, Vijay Mallya, as they negotiate the terms of their return to work with Kingfisher's management.
