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IndiGo and Air India flights thrown off course as Pakistan shuts airspace; fares, delays likely to soar
In response to the April 22 terrorist attack in Pahalgam that claimed 26 lives, India on April 23 took a series of strong diplomatic and strategic measures. These included closing the Wagah-Attari border, suspending the Indus Water Treaty, and declaring all Pakistani nationals—including diplomats and defence personnel— persona non grata.
Air India CEO Campbell Wilson will step down as chair of the airline's low-cost subsidiary Air India Express and be replaced ...
An Air India Airbus A320 crew attempted to take off from a taxiway at Goa's Manohar airport, although conditions were clear, ...
CEO Pieter Elbers’ ambition to make IndiGo a global airline by 2030 means taking on Air India, which itself is in the middle ...
In a strong sign of recovery and growing momentum in India’s aviation sector, domestic airlines ferried around 14.5 million ...
Mumbai: Air India became the first Indian airline to be awarded the Good Distribution Practices (GDP) certification for its ...
Tata Sons has reportedly asked its airline, Air India, to pursue growth on both international and domestic markets. The ...
Nuclear rivals India and Pakistan are on the brink of war after the killing of 26 Indian tourists in an attack in Kashmir.
India’s airlines will have to take extra measures to ensure passenger comfort, adding to their costs, as flying time for ...
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