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Spicejet Shares Fall 4% After Supreme Court Directs Airline To Pay Rs 270 Crore To Kalanithi Maran
On Monday, the Supreme Court of India said the bank guarantee of Rs 270 crore of SpiceJet must be encashed immediately and the money be paid to media baron Kalanithi Maran and his Kal Airways.
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Airline Stocks Rise After Centre Allows Domestic Flights To Operate At Full Capacity
Airline operators' shares surged on Wednesday after the government lifted Covid-19 pandemic-led restrictions and allowed domestic flights operations at full capacity from October 18.
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Jet Airways Founder Naresh Goyal Among Potential Pegasus Targets: Report
The potential targets of Pegasus included former chairman of Jet Airways Naresh Goyal, SpiceJet managing director Ajay Singh, Essar Group's Prashant Ruia and some top PSU officials, according to the latest list of names released by The Wire.
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Airline Stocks Extend Losses on Suspension of Flights From United Kingdom
Airline Stocks Fall as India joins a growing list of countries, including Ireland, Germany, France, Italy, the Netherlands and Belgium, that have announced travel to the UK as the world heads into Christmas and New Year holidays
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Fair Trade Regulator Sees No Evidence Of Collusion By IndiGo, SpiceJet: Report
The Competition Commission of India (CCI) in 2015 ordered a probe into allegations of anti-competitive practices after similar fares were being offered on certain routes by IndiGo, SpiceJet, GoAir, state-run Air India and now-defunct Jet Airways.
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Boeing To Set Up 737 Max Simulator In India, Says SpiceJet Chairman
Boeing Co. agreed to set up a simulator for 737 Max jets in India and will bear the full cost, a key Indian customer said, as the U.S. planemaker steps up efforts to bring the grounded jet back to service.
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More Airlines To Shut Operations If Predatory Fare Pricing Continues: Aviation Minister
IndiGo and SpiceJet, two of the country's biggest airlines, reported losses of Rs 1,062 crore and Rs 463 crore respectively in the second quarter of 2019-20.
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SpiceJet Could Take More Of Jet Airways' 737 Max Planes: Ajay Singh
In August SpiceJet reported its biggest-ever quarterly profit, and its market value has soared to $1.2 billion.
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Aviation Watchdog Wants Boeing 737 Pilots To Undergo Simulator Training
Aviation regulator DGCA has asked the airlines and Boeing to ensure that pilots who are qualified to fly 737 Max planes in India are given simulator training in order to ensure passenger safety once the aircraft is back in operation, said a senior official.
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Airlines Announce New International Flights, Check Routes, Fares Here
The announcements from Vistara, GoAir and SpiceJet come at a time when the suspension of flights by Jet Airways has led to additional demand in market
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Airlines Announce New Routes, Offer Discount On Flight Tickets, Details Here
SpiceJet and GoAir have announced flights on new routes and discounts on bookings. The announcements from the airlines come at a time when the suspension of flights by Jet Airways has led to additional demand in the country's civil aviation market.
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Jet Airways' Former Partners, Rivals Scramble To Fill Capacity Void
In Jet Airways' absence, cash-strapped Air India is the only Indian carrier that operates wide-body jets capable of non-stop flights to Europe and the US, although Vistara has 6 Boeing Co 787s on order due for delivery from next year.
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SpiceJet Examines Taking Over Widebody Jets Previously Operated By Jet Airways
SpiceJet, which operates narrowbody and turboprop planes, does not have firm plans to become a widebody operator with longer-range flights in the wake of Jet's collapse in April, SpiceJet Chairman Ajay Singh said.
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IndiGo Co-Founder Has No Plans Of Taking Control Of Airline: CEO
IndiGo, SpiceJet and GoAir have been rushing to fill the vacuum left by the collapse of Jet Airways, once India's largest carrier, and gain control of its valuable slots.
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Requests For Temporary Allocation Of Jet Flying Rights To Be Analysed: Government
The government is planning to allocate Jet Airways' international flying rights to other airlines such as IndiGo, Air India, SpiceJet, GoAir and Vistara
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Spicejet Shares Fall 4% After Supreme Court Directs Airline To Pay Rs 270 Crore To Kalanithi Maran
On Monday, the Supreme Court of India said the bank guarantee of Rs 270 crore of SpiceJet must be encashed immediately and the money be paid to media baron Kalanithi Maran and his Kal Airways.
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Airline Stocks Rise After Centre Allows Domestic Flights To Operate At Full Capacity
Airline operators' shares surged on Wednesday after the government lifted Covid-19 pandemic-led restrictions and allowed domestic flights operations at full capacity from October 18.
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Jet Airways Founder Naresh Goyal Among Potential Pegasus Targets: Report
The potential targets of Pegasus included former chairman of Jet Airways Naresh Goyal, SpiceJet managing director Ajay Singh, Essar Group's Prashant Ruia and some top PSU officials, according to the latest list of names released by The Wire.
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Airline Stocks Extend Losses on Suspension of Flights From United Kingdom
Airline Stocks Fall as India joins a growing list of countries, including Ireland, Germany, France, Italy, the Netherlands and Belgium, that have announced travel to the UK as the world heads into Christmas and New Year holidays
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Fair Trade Regulator Sees No Evidence Of Collusion By IndiGo, SpiceJet: Report
The Competition Commission of India (CCI) in 2015 ordered a probe into allegations of anti-competitive practices after similar fares were being offered on certain routes by IndiGo, SpiceJet, GoAir, state-run Air India and now-defunct Jet Airways.
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Boeing To Set Up 737 Max Simulator In India, Says SpiceJet Chairman
Boeing Co. agreed to set up a simulator for 737 Max jets in India and will bear the full cost, a key Indian customer said, as the U.S. planemaker steps up efforts to bring the grounded jet back to service.
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More Airlines To Shut Operations If Predatory Fare Pricing Continues: Aviation Minister
IndiGo and SpiceJet, two of the country's biggest airlines, reported losses of Rs 1,062 crore and Rs 463 crore respectively in the second quarter of 2019-20.
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SpiceJet Could Take More Of Jet Airways' 737 Max Planes: Ajay Singh
In August SpiceJet reported its biggest-ever quarterly profit, and its market value has soared to $1.2 billion.
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Aviation Watchdog Wants Boeing 737 Pilots To Undergo Simulator Training
Aviation regulator DGCA has asked the airlines and Boeing to ensure that pilots who are qualified to fly 737 Max planes in India are given simulator training in order to ensure passenger safety once the aircraft is back in operation, said a senior official.
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Airlines Announce New International Flights, Check Routes, Fares Here
The announcements from Vistara, GoAir and SpiceJet come at a time when the suspension of flights by Jet Airways has led to additional demand in market
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Airlines Announce New Routes, Offer Discount On Flight Tickets, Details Here
SpiceJet and GoAir have announced flights on new routes and discounts on bookings. The announcements from the airlines come at a time when the suspension of flights by Jet Airways has led to additional demand in the country's civil aviation market.
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Jet Airways' Former Partners, Rivals Scramble To Fill Capacity Void
In Jet Airways' absence, cash-strapped Air India is the only Indian carrier that operates wide-body jets capable of non-stop flights to Europe and the US, although Vistara has 6 Boeing Co 787s on order due for delivery from next year.
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SpiceJet Examines Taking Over Widebody Jets Previously Operated By Jet Airways
SpiceJet, which operates narrowbody and turboprop planes, does not have firm plans to become a widebody operator with longer-range flights in the wake of Jet's collapse in April, SpiceJet Chairman Ajay Singh said.
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IndiGo Co-Founder Has No Plans Of Taking Control Of Airline: CEO
IndiGo, SpiceJet and GoAir have been rushing to fill the vacuum left by the collapse of Jet Airways, once India's largest carrier, and gain control of its valuable slots.
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Requests For Temporary Allocation Of Jet Flying Rights To Be Analysed: Government
The government is planning to allocate Jet Airways' international flying rights to other airlines such as IndiGo, Air India, SpiceJet, GoAir and Vistara
