Page 42 - Aviation

Did full thrust revving of engines lead to grounding of Indigo's Airbuses?

Climbing at full thrust can help planes burn less fuel, two of the people said

Swiss firm Zurich Airport beats Adani, DIAL bids to build Jewar airport

Jewar Airport or the Noida International Greenfield Airport will come up in 5,000 hectare area when fully constructed

GoAir flight faces technical glitch, manages to land safely in Mumbai

GoAir said the flight did a 'precautionary' air turn back shortly after takeoff owing to a technical glitch with one of its CFM engines

SpiceJet inks codeshare flight agreement with Gulf Air to expand reach

The scope of MoU also includes collaboration in the field of pilot training, coordinated cargo and engineering services

Start of aviation's third era? Zero-emission seaplane may soon be a reality

Canada's Harbour Air will test-fly a prototype electric aircraft in December

More flights for Saudi Arabia as govt hikes seat quota by 78% to 50,000

Indian carriers don't oppose proposal to hike the quota as there is limited onward traffic over Saudi Arabia

IAG signs deal to buy Air Europa for $1.2 bn amid aviation sector upheaval

The debt-funded transaction seeks to generate "significant" cost savings and complete in the second half of next year, subject to regulatory approvals.

HC directs DGCA, Aviation Ministry to probe into 'optional safety features'

The Division Bench of Justice DN Patel and Justice C Harishankar has directed the DGCA and the Ministry of Civil Aviation to consider the PIL as a representation and decide the same expeditiously

SpiceJet mulls buying 100 Airbus jets after Boeing 737 MAX fallout

The Max has been grounded worldwide since March after a pair of crashes killed 346 people

Vistara signs agreement with Airbus for parts, engineering support

Under the agreement, Airbus will offer its expertise in the areas of maintenance, engineering and supply chain management

Explained: Why safety standards in Indian aviation need urgent attention

Too many 'incidents' have been marring airlines' record of late in the country. Is safety being taken seriously enough, asks Anjuli Bhargava

Vistara loss doubles to Rs 831 crore amid tough operating environment

Vistara will deploy 50% of its capacity on international routes in the next five years

Time to buckle up: Climate change could make your next flight a bumpier one

A research shows climate change is creating more turbulent air for planes because changes in wind speed at different altitudes are becoming more extreme

SpiceJet posts highest Q1 profit at Rs 262 cr on compensation from Boeing

Airline's auditor has disputed the compensation amount, saying there's no certainty to recognise such other income

Despite Jet crisis, domestic air traffic set for double-digit growth again

The first of a three-part series analyses how the aviation industry is an outlier in the midst of an overall economic slowdown

India's annual air passenger traffic to touch 1 billion: Hardeep Puri

Currently, the number of air passengers on an annual basis is around 345 million and growth indicates that it would reach 1 billion, Puri said

Why campaigns like #flightshame will not work with Asian flight passengers

Sometime in the next decade, China will surpass the U.S. as the world's biggest aviation market

Is Jet Airways heading for a crash-landing?

et Airways Thursday grounded services across the Eastern and Northeastern markers and also suspended its international operations for a day

Financial stress in aviation sector hits in-flight connectivity plans

Not even a single licence-holder has started the service yet due to aviation stress

In India, most complaints by flyers are about harassment by airline staff

In its report, a Standing Committee said that it 'feels that the role of the Ministry should be more than being a transmitter of passenger grievances to the respective airlines'