Category: Aviation News

Airline Source Confirms Go First Openness to Partnerships; Wadias to Stay in Aviation Business

An airline source has disclosed that Go First, owned by the Wadia Group, is open to partnerships but not planning to divest from the loss-making aviation business. The sources believe that the airline’s engine issues have caused a loss of Rs 1,800 crore in 2022-23. A source closely associated with the carrier’s management revealed that

Boeing Surges Ahead of Airbus in Q1 and March Deliveries

There’s some positive news for airlines as Boeing appears to have regained its strength, putting it in direct competition with Airbus once again. During the initial three months of 2023, Boeing outpaced its European competitor by delivering 130 jetliners, compared to Airbus’s 127. Boeing’s March delivery numbers were particularly impressive, with the company delivering 64

FAA Refers 250 Disruptive Passenger Cases to FBI for Investigation

Despite a drop in incidents since the peak in 2021, a zero-tolerance approach to inappropriate behavior is still in place. Since late 2021, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has referred more than 250 cases of unruly passengers to the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) for a potential criminal prosecution, with an additional 17 cases referred

Unruly Passenger Assaults 2 Crew Members, Forces Air India’s London Flight Return to Delhi

Air India’s flight from Delhi to London returned to the national capital on Monday after the crew removed an unruly passenger. The Delhi Police detained Jaskeerat Singh, a 25-year-old man, for his disorderly conduct during the flight. Mr. Singh was traveling to London with his parents and is a resident of Kapurthala, Punjab. Air India
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