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TMSEp185: Economic revival, Ronojoy Dutta, IndiGo & SpiceJet, windfall tax

Is the Indian economy out of the woods? What is CEO Ronojoy Dutta's take on IndiGo's performance? Is there turbulence ahead for IndiGo & SpiceJet? What's 'windfall tax' on oil cos? All answers here

Turbulences ahead for IndiGo, SpiceJet?

With Akasa Air and Jet Airways taking to the skies soon, the heated competition doesn't bode well for listed players IndiGo and SpiceJet. Then there is soaring fuel costs. What should investors do?

Looking at business class for A321XLR, says IndiGo CEO Ronojoy Dutta

'We are taking the Ranchi incident as a learning opportunity and treating it as a case study'

ATC suspended for okaying IndiGo flights that came too close post take off

The incident was called "breach of separation", which happens when two aircraft cross the minimum mandatory vertical or horizontal distance in the airspace.

Airlines upbeat as business travel rebounds after a 2-year lull in pandemic

Domestic air traffic till now was largely fueled by leisure and people visiting their families

IndiGo fined Rs 5 lakh for denying boarding to specially-abled child

A more compassionate handling would have smoothened nerves, calmed the child and obviated the need for the extreme step resulting in denied boarding to the passengers, says DGCA

SpiceJet, IndiGo faulted for poor service and behavior by air passengers

Some 79% of the 15,000 airline passengers surveyed by LocalCircles said they believe carriers in India are compromising on passenger comfort and cutting corners as a result of the pandemic

IndiGo Q4 numbers modest, but stock rises on hope of profit, traffic

Sustained growth in air travel and pricing discipline are key parameters for India's largest airline.

IndiGo soars 10% as CEO eyes 'profitability' after Rs 1,681 cr loss in Q4

Going forward, analysts are cautiously optimistic on the prospects of the airline as it manages demand revival amid increased competition

IndiGo's cargo plans are independent of Interglobe-UPS JV, says airline

Interglobe Enterprise which holds 37.82% in IndiGo, is entering the business of logistics and cargo by forming a 50:50 joint venture with logistics giant UPS

IndiGo slips into losses due to exchange rate and higher fuel price

The airline will deploy 60% more capacity in FY23 than in FY22 when it had to curtail operations in April due to surge of Delta variant and in Dec-Jan due to Omicron

Top headlines: Govt approves stake sale in HZL; IndiGo Q4 loss widens

Business Standard brings you the top headlines on Wednesday

Top Headlines: Top promoters' dividend income jumps, NRI deposits moderates

India's top promoters and business families' income jumped from equity dividends and share buybacks in FY22 while flow of money into NRI deposits moderated sharply to $3.23 bn in FY22.

Stocks to Watch: ITC, Lupin, Ruchi Soya, Manappuram Finance, JSW, Biocon

Stocks to Watch: The US markets suffered the biggest one-day sell-off in almost two years -Investors worry about inflation and its impact on earnings and prospects for monetary policy tightening

Pieter Elbers: KLM veteran is the new pilot in IndiGo's management cockpit

Elbers' relatively young age and expertise in developing international hubs are some of the reasons why he was selected as CEO

Top headlines: Elbers appointed as IndiGo CEO; GST hike likely on casinos

Business Standard brings you top news of the evening

After a surprise profit in Q3, IndiGo may report net loss in Q4: Analysts

IndiGo Q4 preview: Analysts expect the airline to bleed this quarter yet again amid high fuel costs

Faulty handling of passenger by IndiGo ground staff, says DGCA probe

Tighter norms likely for carriage of persons with disability

DGCA says IndiGo staff handled child boarding incident inappropriately

DGCA said it has issued a showcause notice to IndiGo after a fact-finding committee found the airline staff prima facie violated regulations in denying boarding to a specially-abled child

Flight schools navigate the expansion route on hopes of aviation turnaround

Though Covid has led to concerns about pilots' job prospects, flight schools believe that the situation will change soon and the choice of piloting as a profession will remain as lucrative as ever