Currently, the country's largest airline in terms of market share is operating around 600 flights per day, which is around 42 per cent of its pre-Covid-19 domestic schedule of around 1,420 services
In-flight meals were banned when air transport had resumed on 25 May to counter the spread of the virus
The strategies of the second and third-largest private airlines - GoAir and SpiceJet - offer a study in contrast
Following the Covid-19 pandemic and subsequent lockdown, all domestic and international flight operations were suspended in March
Domestic flights, including those under the regional connectivity scheme, resumed on May 25 after a suspension of two months
Flights cancelled between July 6 to July 19
Only essential activities will be allowed at least until July 31 in containment zones
In a letter to Civil Aviation Secretary P S Kharola, West Bengal Chief Secretary Rajiva Sinha requested him to stop the movement of flights from eight cities to Kolkata
More domestic flights and passenger trains will be allowed in a calibrated manner, as the government issued guidelines for the month-long 'Unlock 2' beginning July 1
InterGlobe Aviation, the parent firm of IndiGo, on Tuesday reported a net loss of Rs 871 crore in the March quarter and would not be doling out any dividend
Airline executives said that demand was primarily unidirectional meaning the aircraft are flying on one route with little passengers
Industry sceptical about a quick revival in demand without a vaccine in sight
Those decisions will be taken by the governments after looking at their domestic situation, he said at a webinar titled Reposing the Faith in Flying' organised by the GMR group
Their handling of employees as the Covid-19 crisis played out revealed the true character of aviation sector players
Transport systems in the pre-Covid world were designed based on the number of commuters transported conveniently and safely. This will need to be redefined in an ideal post Covid-19 scenario
Domestic passenger flights resumed in India from May 25 after a gap of two months due to the coronavirus-triggered lockdown
Although unsure of revival in demand, Chief Financial Officer Aditya Pande said there was a slight uptick in forward bookings after the lockdown was relaxed.
DGCA was forced to relook at the middle seat policy after an Air India pilot had challenged the regulator's protocol, in Bombay high court, which allowed airlines to book all seats.
At Chennai, the DGCA team found that the disposal of masks and gloves was not carried out in line with the prescribed guidelines
With this, the Centre has outlined a plan to reopen nearly all activities outside of containment zones starting Monday.