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Qatar Airways will seek more capacity in India: Akbar Al Baker

Interview with CEO, Qatar Airways

Air traffic grows 1.8% but occupancy drops despite discounts

SpiceJet traffic and occupancy level fell in March

Jet Airways trims workforce to cut costs

Airline denies sacking, says it is recruiting to meet its operational needs

DGCA set to issue AirAsia operator permit this week

Jet-Etihad yet to tap synergies

A year on, deal between the two airlines still to gather momentum, partly due to management problems at Jet

'SpiceJet needs Rs 1,200-cr infusion'

The need for more funds comes at a time when the airline is expected to post losses of around Rs 1,000 crore in 2013-14

The deal will create long-term value: Ajay Piramal

Interview with Ajay Piramal, Chairman, Piramal group, and R Thyagarajan, Founder of Shriram group

Hopes rise for Crompton Greaves amid stake-sale rumours

Chartered flight operators' business takes off in election season

Air India pilots, mgmt on war path over pay cut plan

Allowances make up about 70% of Air India pilot's salary and at present pilots guaranteed a flying allowance for 72-80 hours

Now, GMR's Philippine project flies into trouble

The company faces a petition in Philippine's Supreme Court to scrap the deal

Singapore Airlines announces A380 flights to Mumbai, Delhi

The airline's superjumbo will operate daily with effect from May 30

Air India gains market share on Australia route but challenges loom

It will be facing more vigorous competition with the launch of A380 flights from India

Singapore Airlines to fly A380 to India from end-May

Totally Singapore Airlines along with regional carrier Silk Air operate over 100 flights to India per week

SpiceJet launches one Rupee fare

Travel period for discount offer is from July 1, 2014 to March 28, 2015

Y P Teik might be Tata-SIA chief

Yeoh Phee Teik, an SIA executive who is director of the project office in India, is tipped to be the new airline's chief executive

Low-cost peg loses its appeal

Some brands are distancing themselves from their low-cost origins in various ways, while others continue

Capital goods firms say recovery a year away

Yet capital goods companies say the situation is the same as last year and there are no big investments or orders

Missing jet episode raises questions on pilots' mental health checks

In India, DGCA does not mandate routine check-up of pilots' mental fitness

Missing Malaysia plane: No distress signals can be emitted underwater, says Honeywell

Honeywell Aerospace which supplied ELTs to Malaysia Airlines says it is supporting investigation