Air India is currently in debt to the tune of Rs 500 billion, and reported a loss of Rs 57.6 billion in March last year
The loss-making national carrier is looking at ways to reduce expenses amid spiralling fuel costs and intense competition
Finance ministry is right to refuse another bailout
Citing rules, sources said flying allowances are paid after two months and the dues for June should have been paid on August 1.
Airline told to transfer non-core assets, subsidiaries to special purpose vehicle
The complaint of sexual harassment was lodged by an air hostess of the national carrier against its senior executive
According to a source, flying allowance are paid after two months
The Civil Aviation Ministry is in discussions with the Finance Ministry for a Rs 110 billion bailout package for the ailing Air India
According to ICPA, $3.6 billion (Rs 250 billion) worth of aircraft - by today's prices - are lying idle or are in hangers due to poor maintenance and management
The national carrier, which is facing acute financial crunch, is set to get an additional funding of Rs 9.8 billion from the government
These planes, maintained by Air India, are used for ferrying the President, the Vice President and the Prime Minister
Civil Aviation Ministry is working on a bailout package for the carrier, which would be utilised to reduce high-cost working capital loans.
The passenger's action could land him in the 'no-fly-list' pending the completion of enquiry, the airline hinted
The partnership between Air India and Ethiopian Airlines commenced in 2011 and currently includes 14 sectors each
Use the IBC process for Air India
Air India pilots and crew often play musical chairs, leading to a substantial revenue loss for the airline in an inefficiently managed set-up
Three banks and two aircraft leasing firms have served default notices on Air India over the last few weeks
Govt yet to commit financial support after failed divestment process
El Al in its petition argued that allowing Air India to cross over airspace that is closed to Israeli-owned airlines violated the 1944 Convention on International Civil Aviation
The Indian contingent, comprising 17 players and officials of Indian table tennis team, was denied boarding on the Melbourne-bound flight due to overbooking