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Sun TV, SpiceJet Gain on Political Turmoil
Traders said gains seen due to management control of the two companies by family members of key opposition party leaders in Tamil Nadu, which until last week was led by Jayalalithaa Jayaram.
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SpiceJet Still Needs Funds as Turnaround Takes Hold: Executive
Budget carrier SpiceJet Ltd's top official warned the loss-making airline still needs new funding to anchor its turnaround efforts, even as its operating performance improves with higher revenue per seat amid reduced capacity.
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IndiGo Picks Six Banks for IPO of up to $400 Million: Report
Budget airline IndiGo has picked six lead managers for its initial public offering (IPO), which could be worth up to $400 million (Rs 2,400 crore at 1 dollar = 60 rupees), three people involved in the deal said.
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SpiceJet Says in Talks With Tax Authorities
Budget airline SpiceJet Ltd said it was in talks with authorities to resolve tax-related issues after its shares tumbled on a newspaper report that the company had left employees unable to fill in tax returns on time.
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SpiceJet Reports Rs 124 Crore Q1 Net Loss; Fourth Consecutive Quarterly Loss
SpiceJet, the country's fourth-biggest airline by local market share said on Thursday it made Rs 124 crore ($20.41 million) net loss in its first-quarter, against a net profit of Rs 50.56 crore in the same April-June period last year.
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Aviation Minister Asks States to Reduce Jet Fuel Tax
Civil Aviation Minister Ashok Gajapathi Raju on Tuesday said he has asked states to cut jet fuel tax, which the country's struggling airlines say makes it difficult for them to stay profitable.
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SpiceJet Completes Payment Of Rs 100 Crore To Kal Airways
SpiceJet settles Rs 100 crore dues to Kal Airways, shows commitment to resolving outstanding dues.
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SpiceJet Completes Payment Of Rs 100 Crore To Kal Airways
SpiceJet settles Rs 100 crore dues to Kal Airways, shows commitment to resolving outstanding dues.
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States Draw Up Plans As Flights Resume From Monday
Most airports will operate at half or lower capacity as states draw up strict guidelines for arriving passengers.
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Naresh Goyal’s Departure From Jet Airways—Necessary But Not Sufficient
With Goyal gone, lenders are hopeful they will find a buyer/investor who can revive the airline. But that’s easier said than done.
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IndiGo’s Passenger Traffic Grows Faster Than Industry In June
IndiGo’s passenger growth revived and surpassed the industry in June.
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Parliamentary Panel Proposes Cap On Airfares, Cancellation Charges
Airlines berated for not passing on lower ATF prices to consumers.
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What Keeps IndiGo Going
IndiGo’s cost per unit is atleast 20 percent lower compared to peers.
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Boeing, Airbus Eye Indian Growth As Fears Of Global Slowdown Mount
Boeing Co and Airbus Group SE said on Thursday they expect Indian airlines to order up to 1740 jets over the next 20 years, as aircraft manufacturers eye one of the world's fastest-growing aviation markets to offset any weaker sales elsewhere.
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SpiceJet Posts Net Profit of Rs 71 Cr in Q1
Budget airline SpiceJet Ltd on Tuesday reported a net profit of Rs 71.8 crore ($11.2 million) for the quarter ended June, after cutting costs and flying more passengers.
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Sun TV, SpiceJet Gain on Political Turmoil
Traders said gains seen due to management control of the two companies by family members of key opposition party leaders in Tamil Nadu, which until last week was led by Jayalalithaa Jayaram.
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SpiceJet Still Needs Funds as Turnaround Takes Hold: Executive
Budget carrier SpiceJet Ltd's top official warned the loss-making airline still needs new funding to anchor its turnaround efforts, even as its operating performance improves with higher revenue per seat amid reduced capacity.
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IndiGo Picks Six Banks for IPO of up to $400 Million: Report
Budget airline IndiGo has picked six lead managers for its initial public offering (IPO), which could be worth up to $400 million (Rs 2,400 crore at 1 dollar = 60 rupees), three people involved in the deal said.
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SpiceJet Says in Talks With Tax Authorities
Budget airline SpiceJet Ltd said it was in talks with authorities to resolve tax-related issues after its shares tumbled on a newspaper report that the company had left employees unable to fill in tax returns on time.
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SpiceJet Reports Rs 124 Crore Q1 Net Loss; Fourth Consecutive Quarterly Loss
SpiceJet, the country's fourth-biggest airline by local market share said on Thursday it made Rs 124 crore ($20.41 million) net loss in its first-quarter, against a net profit of Rs 50.56 crore in the same April-June period last year.
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Aviation Minister Asks States to Reduce Jet Fuel Tax
Civil Aviation Minister Ashok Gajapathi Raju on Tuesday said he has asked states to cut jet fuel tax, which the country's struggling airlines say makes it difficult for them to stay profitable.
-
SpiceJet Completes Payment Of Rs 100 Crore To Kal Airways
SpiceJet settles Rs 100 crore dues to Kal Airways, shows commitment to resolving outstanding dues.
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SpiceJet Completes Payment Of Rs 100 Crore To Kal Airways
SpiceJet settles Rs 100 crore dues to Kal Airways, shows commitment to resolving outstanding dues.
-
States Draw Up Plans As Flights Resume From Monday
Most airports will operate at half or lower capacity as states draw up strict guidelines for arriving passengers.
-
Naresh Goyal’s Departure From Jet Airways—Necessary But Not Sufficient
With Goyal gone, lenders are hopeful they will find a buyer/investor who can revive the airline. But that’s easier said than done.
-
IndiGo’s Passenger Traffic Grows Faster Than Industry In June
IndiGo’s passenger growth revived and surpassed the industry in June.
-
Parliamentary Panel Proposes Cap On Airfares, Cancellation Charges
Airlines berated for not passing on lower ATF prices to consumers.
-
What Keeps IndiGo Going
IndiGo’s cost per unit is atleast 20 percent lower compared to peers.
-
Boeing, Airbus Eye Indian Growth As Fears Of Global Slowdown Mount
Boeing Co and Airbus Group SE said on Thursday they expect Indian airlines to order up to 1740 jets over the next 20 years, as aircraft manufacturers eye one of the world's fastest-growing aviation markets to offset any weaker sales elsewhere.
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SpiceJet Posts Net Profit of Rs 71 Cr in Q1
Budget airline SpiceJet Ltd on Tuesday reported a net profit of Rs 71.8 crore ($11.2 million) for the quarter ended June, after cutting costs and flying more passengers.
