Category: INDIAN AVIATION NEWS

Akasa Air plans to employ almost 1,000 people by March 2024 and purchase ‘three-digit’ aircraft orders by year-end: CEO Vinay Dube

CEO Vinay Dube announced that Akasa Air will expand its workforce by almost 1,000 employees, bringing the total staff number to over 3,000 by March 2024. The airline, which commenced operations just over seven months ago, plans to broaden its horizons by expanding its fleet and routes. Additionally, Akasa Air aims to commence international operations

GMR Airports Infra-ADP SA deal receives clearance from CCI

The fair-trade regulator CCI approved the proposed deal between GMR Airports Infrastructure and Aeroports de Paris SA (ADP) through the green channel route. The CCI notice states that the proposed combination involves ADP’s acquisition of foreign currency convertible bonds (FCCB) issued by GMR Airports Infrastructure Ltd. In addition to approving the proposed deal, the Competition

India urges Airbus and Boeing to establish jet assembly plants, citing an opportune moment

India’s civil aviation minister, Jyotiraditya Scindia, has urged Airbus and Boeing to consider setting up jetliner plants in India to meet the country’s soaring demand. Scindia emphasized that the time has come for both jet makers to take a “leap of faith” as India’s fast-growing aeronautical industry reaches an “inflection point.” He pointed to plans

Air India aims to strengthen partnerships with airports

Air India is seeking to improve its systems by forging stronger collaborations with airports in India and abroad. To achieve this goal, the Tata Group-owned airline has developed a five-year roadmap for transformation under Vihaan.AI. Rajesh Dogra, the Chief Customer Experience Officer, and Global Operations – Airport Operations have stated that AirIndia is not utilizing

Air India’s staff privilege leaves policy to undergo revision from April 1st

An internal communication from Air India states that the airline will be revising its policy on privilege leaves for both permanent and full-term contract staff from the next financial year. The revised policy will align with “prevailing market conditions”. Effective from April 1, the accumulation limit for Privilege Leaves (PLs) for all Air India’s employees

Indian Airport Industry Projected to Generate $3.9 Billion in Revenue Next Fiscal Year

On Wednesday, aviation consultancy CAPA India projected a 26 percent increase in revenue to USD 3.9 billion for Indian airport operators in the upcoming financial year. The firm also offered an outlook for airports, predicting air passenger traffic to reach 395 million for 2023-24, covering both domestic and international flights. This would be a significant

Official: AIESL Divestment to Bring Positive Impact on Civil Aviation Industry

A senior government official stated that the disinvestment of Air India Engineering Services Ltd (AIESL) would benefit the country’s civil aviation industry. Rajiv Bansal, the Civil Aviation Secretary, confidently expressed that he expects the disinvestment to be successful in the coming months. He also highlighted that AIESL had a strong “topline and bottom line,” indicating
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