Page 22 - Indian Aviation

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

Waiting in the wings: Is the time and IPO strategy right for GoAir?

Strong fundamentals, including low crude oil prices, stable air-travel demand, and a range-bound rupee, analysts believe, make a strong case for the airline's expansion

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

A wake-up call for all commanders

Airlines, pilots and the authorities need to pull up their socks to ensure flying remains the safest travel option in India

IndiGo's Gangwal says won't sell stake amid feud with partner Rahul Bhatia

Gangwal, teamed up with Bhatia -- a former airline sales agent -- to create IndiGo in 2005, which quickly outpaced rivals to control almost half of the local market

IndiGo promoters' spat: Board to question Rakesh Gangwal on July 19

The board will also take a decision on whether to call for an external audit of Gangwal's personal expenses

Battered & bruised: How mistrust led to feud between two IndiGo co-founders

While the relationship between the two partners had deteriorated since August 2018, one last attempt at reconciliation was made at a meeting held in the offices of Bhatia's lawyer on May 28 this year

Indian aviation must fly

If there are any poster boys of the success of India's less-than-full-hearted move to a market economy, they are aviation and telecom

Indian aviation forecast to slash losses, with ticket prices rising

High fuel prices, a weak rupee and intense competition dragged down airline financial results for much of 2018.

Aircraft manufacture, one million jobs part of Aviation plan 2035: Prabhu

The minister stated that the country's aviation sector would log the highest continuous growth in the next few years