Thursday, January 27, 2011

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Wednesday, January 26, 2011

New Thai-Korean airline to fly to Mumbai, Cochin


Crystal Thai Airlines (CTA), a new startup commercial carrier with an ambition to become Thailand's third-largest airline, is getting ready to take to the skies early next month.

Patel may soon have to declare Air India sick company


New Delhi: As India's civil aviation minister, Praful Patel had staunchly fought against any move to declare Air India a sick company. But as the new minister for heavy industries and public enterprises, Patel may have to declare the national carrier a sick company.

Sunday, January 23, 2011

Hilton Mumbai International Airport opens

Hilton Hotels & Resorts has opened Hilton Mumbai International Airport. The upscale 171─room hotel is Hilton Worldwide's third property in India, the other two being Hilton New Delhi Janakpuri and Hilton Garden Inn New Delhi Saket. According to the company release, Hilton Mumbai, International Airport is owned by DB Hospitality, the Hospitality vertical of DB Group.

Nasair launches Riyadh-New Delhi Route

Nasair, the Saudi Arabia’s smart airline today announced its new route to Delhi International Airport as part of its strategic expansion both within the Middle East and Internationally. This new route has been recently made operational, with three flights a week between New Delhi and Riyadh.

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AI flight takes off without luggage

Air India once again flew without the luggage of its 30-odd passengers, booked on Delhi-Patna IC 409 flight, on Saturday. Passengers were furious when they found their luggage missing.

More Mumbai-Delhi flights soon

Fliers on the Mumbai-Delhi route who were affected by ongoing runway repairs at Mumbai airport which led to limited flights, can take heart. Most airlines are planning to increase capacity to meet the increase in demand.

Wednesday, January 19, 2011

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Spicejet brings Q400 Nextgen for the first time to India.

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Man shouts 'bomb, bomb' on plane, creates panic

Mumbai: A GoAir flight from Mumbai to Delhi was delayed after a passenger on board created a bomb scare on Saturday morning. The flight G8-230 was waiting in the park baying 6b at Mumbai airport with 169 people onboard. It was ready for a takeoff at 9:50am when suddenly a passenger stood up and shouted "Bomb Bomb" leading to panic among fellow passengers.

India to soon have its first aviation museum

New Delhi: India will soon have a national aviation museum to commemorate the 100th year of the first domestic flight in the country in 1911, Civil Aviation Minister Praful Patel said Monday.

Kingfisher Red to charge for flight meals

New Delhi: Kingfisher Red has started charging passengers for food onboard, in line with the practice of other low-cost carriers, to boost revenue.

Airbus soars past Boeing to win $84b orders

Dubai: Airbus soared past US rival Boeing to win the annual orders race in 2010, new figures from the French planemaker revealed yesterday.

Sunday, January 16, 2011

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Air China Expands With Second Daily Nonstop Flight From Los Angeles to Beijing

More seats will be available for business and leisure travelers to and from the United States and Mainland China on September 1, 2011 when Air China starts its second daily nonstop flight between Los Angeles and Beijing.

Foreign low-cost airlines struggle in India

International low-cost carriers flying into India have hit serious air pockets. NOK Air, Tiger Airways and Jetstar Asia have already faded from people's memory. Some of the few remaining players are said to be struggling to generate a decent economic return.

‘Air hostess’ Branson on hold for now

Sir Richard Branson’s stint as an AirAsia X stewardess will have to wait – the billionaire Virgin Atlantic founder has injured his knee and will not be able to don the high heels that go with the airline’s outfit.

Wednesday, January 12, 2011

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Tuesday, January 11, 2011

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British Airways traffic falls 8.3% in December

The passenger load factor, a measure of how full aircraft are, decreased by 0.4 point versus last year, to 76.4%, adds report.

Air France lost millions in winter weather chaos

Air France-KLM says it lost some 70 million euros of business in December because of bad winter weather. The Franco-Dutch airline said Monday that it could ask for damages from French airport authorities if they are held responsible by a government panel investigating the travel chaos.

Air India Express restarts flights to Mumbai

Air India Express is reintroducing its link to Mumbai from Bahrain this Thursday.

Airlines get more time to phase out expat pilots

New Delhi: The civil aviation ministry has granted much-needed relief to domestic airlines, allowing them to employ expat commanders and keep them on their rolls until 2013, as the industry prepares to induct 240 more planes in three years to meet increasing travel demand.

Chandigarh airport's new terminal in 4-5 months

The new terminal building of the Chandigarh airport, one of the ambitious projects of the Airport Authority of India (AAI), is yet to be completed. The work on the project was started on November 11, 2007 and the Planning Commission had set December 2010 as the deadline for the project. But sources said it would take another four to five months to complete.

Monday, January 10, 2011

Qatar Airways boosts Spain and Denmark routes

Qatar Airways is to increase capacity on the Copenhagen and Barcelona routes, effective March 27 – the start of the Northern Summer 2011 flying schedules.

Qatar Airways to fly to Brussels, Budapest

Qatar Airways is to increase capacity on the Copenhagen and Barcelona routes, effective March 27- the start of the Northern Summer 2011 flying schedules.

Travelocity India launches domestic flight booking engine for consumers

Travelocity India, one of the leading providers of direct travel services to end consumers in India, has launched a search engine of domestic flights for consumers. The new domestic flight booking services will be available on www.travelocity.co.in. According to Himanshu Singh, Managing Director, Travelocity India, the new booking engine will be different from other existing booking engines in the sense that it will display the lowest fare available at a given time, as well as display the rates offered by the airlines and other OTAs on a single grid.

“So far, we had been concentrating on outbound and hotel segment. We are undisputed leaders in the hotel segment globally with 80,000 hotels and 4,000 available in the domestic market. We also have a commendable share in the outbound air segment as well. With this new product, we want to enhance the user experience through a unique user experience,” stated Singh.

“Travelocity will continue to invest aggressively in the Indian market to develop more innovative products and partnerships in 2011,” said Roshan Mendis, Regional Vice President, Travelocity Asia pacific. He further added, “The Indian market is central to our Asia Pacific strategy. We will continue to explore more opportunities in the market in both B2B and B2C business in future also.” According to Mendis, in order to leverage the growth potential of the Indian market, Travelocity and Travelguru operations will be combined and will be spearheaded by Singh. However, the brands will remain separate.

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Sunday, January 9, 2011

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Qatar Airways to expand in Brazil

Qatar Airways is expanding its presence across Brazil following a code share agreement signed with one of the country’s largest airlines, GOL Linhas Aereas Inteligentes.

Singapore Airlines' suites are newest in-flight luxury

Singapore Airlines is so certain Americans are ready to spend on business travel again that it has introduced the ultimate in-flight luxury: suites.

Singapore Airlines flight attendants may have been sickened by carbon monoxide

Singapore Airlines flight attendants taken from Marriott Hotel in San Francisco with flu-like symptoms, thought to be caused by carbon monoxide poisoning.

Qantas resumes flights to Los Angeles A-380 on January 17th

In recent days the Australian press reported that airline Qantas plans to resume flights on Airbus A-380 airplanes to Los Angeles starting from January 17th.

Bombardier sells 15 Q-400 NextGen aircraft to India's SpiceJet

Bombardier Aerospace announced yesterday that SpiceJet of Gurgaon, India has placed a firm order for 15 Q-400 NextGen turboprop airliners and has taken options on an additional 15 airliners.

Friday, January 7, 2011

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Air India to deploy Boeing on Ahmedabad-Mumbai-Newark route

Mumbai/Ahmedabad: National air-carrier Air India today said it will deploy a Boeing 777-200 (long range) aircraft on its Ahmedabad-Mumbai-Newark sector effective from January 10.

Competition in South India air

New Delhi: With the entry of new players and expansion of the existing airlines, the southern aviation market is going through a see-saw competition, thereby, providing more options for passengers.

Deloitte tells AI to freeze pay, promotion for 3 yrs

To turn around ailing Air India, financial advisory firm Deloitte has suggested a series of measures, including a freeze on any increase in pay or promotion of its 31,000 employees for the next three years. The airline has an annual wage bill of Rs 3,100 crore and the report has said as many as 2,600 employees will retire during the period of freeze.

Thursday, January 6, 2011

Aero India 2011 to be biggest ever Aero India show

Some 700 plus exhibitors have registered to participate in the biennial Aero India 2011 show to be held in Bangalore next month, making it the biggest edition of the event held once in two years.

AirAsia pulls out of Hyderabad airport over increased levies

New Delhi: Malaysian low-fare carrier AirAsia Berhad will from 11 January suspend operations from the Hyderabad airport because of increased levies on international passengers, setting a precedent that could hurt operators of swank, new airports built with billions of dollars in investment.

Bad weather sends more flights to Delhi

Delhi: You might have heard about flights from Delhi airport being diverted to other cities because of foggy conditions. But this season the trend seems to have reversed a bit. For the second time for this season, flights from Jaipur and Lucknow airports were diverted to Delhi.

Regulator issues stiff ones for drunk pilots, crew

Mumbai: Aviation regulator DGCA is tightening the screws on ‘drunken flying’. In the stiffest penalties for pilots and cabin crew who consume alcohol before reporting for duty, the DGCA has ruled that if a pilot or a member of the cabin crew is found drunk before a flight — and is a second-time offender — his/her licence will be cancelled for five years.The first offence would mean suspension of the licence for three months. The DGCA has just notified these guidelines.

Unruly flyers can get 1-year jail term, Rs 5L fine: DGCA

Bangalore: Airline passengers who abuse the crew or rush to open the luggage cabins even before the aircraft comes to a complete halt had better watch out.

Wednesday, January 5, 2011

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Finnair announces daily flights to Delhi

Finnair has confirmed that it will increase its flights to Delhi as it expands its Asian services.

The carrier will start offering travellers a total of seven direct flights to the Indian city from January 6th.

Etihad B773 at Manila on Jan 3rd 2011, dead fetus found in lavatory

An Etihad Airways Boeing 777-300, registration A6-ETA performing flight EY-428 from Abu Dhabi (United Arab Emirates) to Manila (Philippines), completed a seemingly uneventful flight.

Etihad Airways launches flights to Bangalore

Etihad Airways , the national airline of the United Arab Emirates , has launched flights to its eighth destination in India -- Bangalore.

Ethiopian Airlines’ new Boeing 777-200 LR collided with Emirates’ Airbus A340

Ethiopian Airlines’ new Boeing 777-200 LR collided with Emirates’ Airbus A340 yesterday at Bole International Airport. The incident happened when the Emirates plane was trying to take-off to Entebbe International Airport while the Boeing 777 was parked at Stand 17 in the airport.

China Airlines Appoints New Chairman

China Airlines has appointed Dr. Chia-Juch Chang as Chairman.

Mr. Chang has served on CAL's Board of Directors since August of 2008 and has extensive experience in business, government and academia.

Tuesday, January 4, 2011

Kingfisher Airlines launches 5 New Flights

The launch of flights to Jabalpur and Indore will mean that guests from Bangalore, Hyderabad, Hubli, Chennai, New Delhi and Ahmedabad will now get very good connections to Jabalpur and Indore via Mumbai.

Air India posts Rs 21.66 crore cash profit in November 2010

According to a PTI report, Air India yesterday announced that it had posted operating surplus of Rs 21.66 crore in November last year, with over half of its flights recording cash profits. The good news came days after the government approved infusion of Rs 1,200 crore as equity into the ailing national carrier.

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Etihad Airways launches direct services from Abu Dhabi to Bengaluru

Etihad Airways has launched four direct flights a week from Abu Dhabi to Bengaluru, its eighth destination in India.

Expedia removes American Airlines fares and schedules

According to a CNN report, the online travel site Expedia has removed American Airlines fares and schedules, the latest move in an ongoing legal squabble between travel websites and airlines.

Aviation industry set to double its contribution to India's GDP in five years

The aviation industry is set to double its contribution to the country's Gross Domestic Product (GDP) over the next five years as economic growth and rising disposable incomes encourage Indians to spend more on travel. According to a report in Economic Times, commercial aviation, which is worth between USD ten billion and USD 12 billion, contributed less than one per cent to the country's GDP in the past five years.

Monday, January 3, 2011

Qatar Airways to add 5 cities

Qatar Airways one of the world's fastest growing airlines, will add 5 new routes to its global network in the first four months of this year, taking the tally to 100 cities.

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Jet rolls back salary cut, perks set to be restored

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Jet Airways, India’s biggest airline in terms of the number of passengers carried, has decided to roll back the salary cut of its over 10,000 employees completely from this month. A rollback of the cut in perks (benefits that an employee gets besides the monthly salary) is also likely in the near future.

New look for Chennai airport

Chennai/New Delhi: The Chennai airport is bustling with activity. Not because there is a sudden spurt in air traffic, but because of the feverish pace at which the expansion project is going on. More than a 1,000 workers, mostly from Bihar and Uttar Pradesh, are employed on the site

Strict rule keeps pilots sober

Mumbai: The aviation regulator’s move to severely punish pilots caught drunk on duty is showing good results. All the 400-odd pilots and flight attendants checked at four metro airports during the wee hours of Saturday cleared the post-New Year’s Eve alcohol test.

Tighter checks at airports from January 15

Mumbai: Passengers taking flights from major international airports in the country can brace themselves for long security check queues as well as tight security checks as high alert will be sounded at the airports from January 15-31. Officials on Sunday said though the alert was sounded in the wake of Republic Day, security checks would be tightened.

Singapore Air's new CEO may sell Virgin stake

Singapore Airlines's Goh Choon Phong, who takes over as chief executive officer on Monday, may shed the last major remains of the carrier's global expansion strategy as he confronts rising competition in Asia.

Saturday, January 1, 2011

Happy New Year!

Have a brilliant year ahead!

May everything that has ever crossed your mind as a wish or a prayer, come true this time around!

Cheers!

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