Aneesh Phadnis
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In a first amongst airports, MIAL releases sustainability report
Mumbai airport employs 1,417 persons but none of them are from north east states
Govt to ease rules on overseas flight
Move will give wings to GoAir and start ups
New aviation wing may monitor finances
The DGCA will concentrate only on technical and safety aspects
Maharajah sells a dream
Air India is going all out to woo business class travellers asking them to fly the Dreamliner, but the jury is out on whether that will be enough to create a brand image
Kerala govt revives airline plans, to cannibalise AI Express business
CM Oommen Chandy announced that govt would launch Air Kerala to link state with West Asia and seek rule waiver from civil aviation ministry
Cox & Kings to roll out education tours in India
Move comes over a year after Cox & Kings acquired the UK-based Holidaybreak Plc for about Rs 2,300 cr
Virgin adds India flights, eyes premium biz
The Richard Branson-owned airlines aims to take up the space left mostly vacant by Kingfisher
Maharajah sells a dream
Air India is going all out to woo business class travellers asking them to fly the Dreamliner, but the jury is out on whether that will be enough to create a brand image
Virgin to resume Mumbai flights with focus on premium service
The airline had quit the Mumbai-London route in 2009 due to losses
Hope fades for Kingfisher staff as talks fail yet again
This has become their daily routine - meeting their boss repeatedly over past few weeks and getting assurances in return
No airport development fee at Kolkata and Chennai airports
Accordingly, the AAI has now submitted proposals to AERA without incorporating ADF
Kingfisher continues ticket sales despite DGCA ban
Last Friday, DGCA issued a show cause notice to the airline why its operating permit should not be suspended
Jet, Etihad hold talks, may go down the aisle
The latter is acquiring stakes in airlines across the world is keen on investing in India
Suzlon shares fall on bond repayment extension plea
Suzlon's business has been hurt by a slowdown in the wind energy business and reported a loss of Rs 696 cr in Q1 FY13
Jet, Etihad in talks for possible alliance
Etihad, which has been picking up stakes in airlines across the world, is enthusiastic about investing in India
Aircraft MROs want an end to taxing times
Airlines do not have to pay duties for overhaul of components and engines at foreign MROs but the similar work in India is subject to service tax, sales tax and other duties
No major safety issue in Kingfisher, says DGCA
Under high debt burden and mounting losses the airline has been forced to cut down on operations
Airlines may introduce fee for preferential seats
Airlines were charging for front row seats with more leg room, but they had to discontinue it following passenger complaints