Indian Air Force accepts C-17

Source: India Public Sector News Mumbai: Air India Express, a low-cost airline subsidiary of national flag carrier Air India Ltd, has rolled back seat selection fee that it introduced two days back. Related Content Stories Related Terms More Mumbai: ...

Air India will begin flying Boeing 787 Dreamliners on domestic routes from tomorrow. Civil Aviation Minister Ajit Singh today said that international operations will begin from May 22. Related Stories Inflation hits three-year-low in April at 4.89 per cent ...

Boeing said on Tuesday that it had formally committed to building a stretched version of its flagship 787 Dreamliner jet after receiving firm orders for 102 of the planes from five airlines and aircraft leasing companies. The announcement gives the American ...

A pilot for Air India airlines has been suspended from his job following allegations that he and his co-pilot left two female cabin attendants in charge of a flight while they went to take a nap in business class. Alberto Riva An Air India Boeing ...

April 22 (Bloomberg) -- ANA Holdings Inc., the biggest operator of Boeing Co.'s grounded 787 Dreamliners, expects to complete repairs next month to get the jet airborne for the first time since battery flaws halted flights in January. The carrier ...

Europe-based aircraft manufacturer Airbus is sanguine about its prospects in India. "The company has a market share of 70 per cent in India and its presence is going from strength to strength", said Kiran Rao, Executive Vice-President, Strategy and ...

This summer millions of us will board aeroplanes to head off for our holidays to Europe and elsewhere around the globe. Above Manhattan in the Thirties More people are ­flying today than ever and traveling by air has become a routine activity. It's ...

Two years ago, Ratan Tata cranked up the excitement at Aero India in Bangalore when he flew the multi-role fighter aircraft, the Boeing F/A-18. After the flight, the 73-year-old declared: "I would love to do it again." This wasn't the first time ...

The country has allowed foreign airlines to gorge themselves on its passengers, making these airlines global behemoths. While consumer choice is important, the Government must allow Indian carriers to spread their wings as well, instead of always ...