Category: INDIAN AVIATION NEWS

Operation Kaveri: IndiGo’s Chartered Flights Service Now Available

IndiGo announced that it will offer chartered flight services to evacuate Indians from Sudan under the Operation Kaveri mission. This move by the airline comes as India continues to undertake evacuation missions to bring back its citizens from conflict-stricken countries across the world. IndiGo Airline Official data shows that authorities have evacuated a total of

Air India pilots request Ratan Tata’s intervention regarding the revised salary structure

Air India pilots have sought the intervention of Ratan Tata in resolving the issue of the airline’s management unilaterally altering their salary structure and service conditions. The current HR team is not hearing or addressing the concerns of the pilots, who signed a petition with over 1,500 signatures. Air India On April 17, Air India

Air India Pilot Unions Vow to Take Extreme Measures to Protect Members from Termination

Air India’s pilot unions have vowed to take extreme measures to protect their members from termination by the Tata Group-owned airline’s management over a revised salary structure and service conditions. The two unions, Indian Commercial Pilots Association (ICPA) and Indian Pilots Guild (IPG) have warned the airline’s management that they are ready for a showdown

Hyderabad Airport Serves 21 Million Passengers in Fiscal Year 2023

GMR Hyderabad International Airport reported that it served over 21 million passengers in the fiscal year 2022-23. As the country’s economy recovered and consumer spending increased after the COVID-19 pandemic. According to a press release on Monday, 17.6 million of the passengers were domestic, while 3.4 million were international. The airport handled a total of

Air India introduces the latest changes in the digital landscape to boost customer engagement

Air India has made significant strides in modernizing its digital systems landscape, having completed many initiatives and several more in advanced stages towards completion. The airline has partnered with some of the world’s leading technology firms and invested heavily to rapidly revamp its digital systems. Air India aims to emerge as the world’s most technologically
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