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Airbus, Rolls Royce To Supply To Indian Airlines In 5 Billion Pound Deal
European aviation giant Airbus and iconic British luxury automobile manufacturer Rolls Royce are among the 26 British firms to have secured lucrative deals after India signed a comprehensive free trade agreement with the United Kingdom.
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Why Smart Flyers Swear By The Emergency Exit Row? The Secret Comfort Corner On Flights
It looks just like any other seat, until you sit there. Emergency exit row is cooler, quieter and oddly more spacious. It is not just a seat; it is an insider trick.
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This May Be India's First Benefit From US-China Tariff War
Air India Ltd is looking to take Boeing Co planes rejected by Chinese carriers, people familiar with the matter said, joining the ranks of Asian airlines vying to benefit from the trade war between Washington and Beijing.
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Air India, Vistara Enter Interline Partnership: How It Helps Passengers
Vistara has announced a bilateral interline partnership with Tata-owned Air India, which is expected to benefit customers by providing them flexible travel options.
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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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Jet Airways To Stop Free Meals For Most Domestic Economy Passengers
Jet Airways Ltd, India's biggest full-service carrier, will stop providing free meals to most domestic economy class passengers from January, in the debt-laden airline's latest move to cut costs and boost revenues.
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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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Single Brand Retail, Construction Get Big FDI Push: 10 Points
The Cabinet today liberalised FDI or foreign direct investment in key sectors including allowing 100 per cent FDI under automatic route in single brand retail trading. It also allowed foreign airlines to invest up to 49 per cent under approval route in national carrier Air India. This move is expected to expedite the divestment process for Air Indi...
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Air India Warns Former Employees From Speaking Against Airline On Social Media
National carrier Air India has warned its former employees of severe consequences such as withdrawal of post-retirement benefits if they speak out against the airline on social media.
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Air India Warns Former Employees From Speaking Against It On Social Media
National carrier Air India has warned its former employees with severe consequences such as withdrawal of post-retirement benefits if they speak out against the airline on social media.
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We Have Not Given Vijay Mallya Benefit Of A Single Rupee: Arun Jaitley
Liquor baron Vijay Mallya was not given "a rupee benefit" by the Narendra Modi government but had received loans - that he later defaulted to repay - at the intervention of the previous Manmohan Singh government, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley asserted in the Lok Sabha today, laying the blame for the rising bank loan defaults at the doors of the Con...
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PM Modi Wants Cheaper Airfares, Airlines to be Told
Prime Minister Narendra Modi wants passengers to benefit from this week's deep cut in aviation turbine fuel or ATF prices, the Centre has communicated to private airlines.
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India set to ease restrictions on local carriers flying abroad: Aviation Minister Ajit Singh
India could ease restrictions that prevent some of its domestic airlines from flying on international services within a month, potentially benefiting start-ups set up by Singapore Airlines and Malaysia's AirAsia that aim to begin operations in 2014.
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Plane tickets stay pricey even as fuel price falls
You would be right to assume that if domestic airlines increase fares when oil companies raise aviation fuel prices, then similarly when oil companies reduce prices they should pass on the benefit of this reduction in cost to passengers. But, even after five cutbacks in fuel prices in recent months, airlines haven't on a single occasion made any an...
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Airbus, Rolls Royce To Supply To Indian Airlines In 5 Billion Pound Deal
European aviation giant Airbus and iconic British luxury automobile manufacturer Rolls Royce are among the 26 British firms to have secured lucrative deals after India signed a comprehensive free trade agreement with the United Kingdom.
-
Why Smart Flyers Swear By The Emergency Exit Row? The Secret Comfort Corner On Flights
It looks just like any other seat, until you sit there. Emergency exit row is cooler, quieter and oddly more spacious. It is not just a seat; it is an insider trick.
-
This May Be India's First Benefit From US-China Tariff War
Air India Ltd is looking to take Boeing Co planes rejected by Chinese carriers, people familiar with the matter said, joining the ranks of Asian airlines vying to benefit from the trade war between Washington and Beijing.
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Air India, Vistara Enter Interline Partnership: How It Helps Passengers
Vistara has announced a bilateral interline partnership with Tata-owned Air India, which is expected to benefit customers by providing them flexible travel options.
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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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Jet Airways To Stop Free Meals For Most Domestic Economy Passengers
Jet Airways Ltd, India's biggest full-service carrier, will stop providing free meals to most domestic economy class passengers from January, in the debt-laden airline's latest move to cut costs and boost revenues.
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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.
-
Single Brand Retail, Construction Get Big FDI Push: 10 Points
The Cabinet today liberalised FDI or foreign direct investment in key sectors including allowing 100 per cent FDI under automatic route in single brand retail trading. It also allowed foreign airlines to invest up to 49 per cent under approval route in national carrier Air India. This move is expected to expedite the divestment process for Air Indi...
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Air India Warns Former Employees From Speaking Against Airline On Social Media
National carrier Air India has warned its former employees of severe consequences such as withdrawal of post-retirement benefits if they speak out against the airline on social media.
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Air India Warns Former Employees From Speaking Against It On Social Media
National carrier Air India has warned its former employees with severe consequences such as withdrawal of post-retirement benefits if they speak out against the airline on social media.
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We Have Not Given Vijay Mallya Benefit Of A Single Rupee: Arun Jaitley
Liquor baron Vijay Mallya was not given "a rupee benefit" by the Narendra Modi government but had received loans - that he later defaulted to repay - at the intervention of the previous Manmohan Singh government, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley asserted in the Lok Sabha today, laying the blame for the rising bank loan defaults at the doors of the Con...
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PM Modi Wants Cheaper Airfares, Airlines to be Told
Prime Minister Narendra Modi wants passengers to benefit from this week's deep cut in aviation turbine fuel or ATF prices, the Centre has communicated to private airlines.
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India set to ease restrictions on local carriers flying abroad: Aviation Minister Ajit Singh
India could ease restrictions that prevent some of its domestic airlines from flying on international services within a month, potentially benefiting start-ups set up by Singapore Airlines and Malaysia's AirAsia that aim to begin operations in 2014.
-
Plane tickets stay pricey even as fuel price falls
You would be right to assume that if domestic airlines increase fares when oil companies raise aviation fuel prices, then similarly when oil companies reduce prices they should pass on the benefit of this reduction in cost to passengers. But, even after five cutbacks in fuel prices in recent months, airlines haven't on a single occasion made any an...
