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AirAsia's Indian venture plans take-off by year-end
Feb 21, 2013 12:33 EST
Asia's biggest low-cost carrier AirAsia said Thursday its new airline joint venture with India's giant tea-to-steel Tata conglomerate may start operations by year-end.
India's Kingfisher shares dive on bank loan recall plan
Feb 13, 2013 05:06 EST
Shares of India's debt-laden Kingfisher Airlines plunged on Wednesday after banks said they would start recalling loans worth $1.5 billion, which analysts said spelled the end for the carrier.
India's Kingfisher set to stay grounded as talks fail
Oct 04, 2012 13:04 EDT
India's ailing Kingfisher Airlines remained grounded after striking employees refused Thursday to return to work without payment of salaries, sending the carrier's shares nosediving further.
India's Kingfisher pins last hope on foreign capital
Apr 15, 2012 18:29 EDT
India's struggling Kingfisher Airlines is banking for survival on an expected government decision to allow foreign airlines to pick up stakes in domestic carriers.
India's Kingfisher Airlines in turmoil
Nov 11, 2011 12:29 EST
India's Kingfisher Airlines on Friday denied it was in financial trouble, as its shares plunged to record lows after a string of flight cancellations heaped fresh turmoil on the cash-strapped carrier.
Indian airlines to 'allow foreign investment'
Oct 24, 2011 07:57 EDT
The Indian government may lift a ban on foreign airlines investing in the country's domestic carriers as they battle intense competition and high fuel costs, the Economic Times said on Monday.
Air India snubbed by Star Alliance
Aug 01, 2011 14:17 EDT
Air India's bid to join the Star Alliance has been grounded after the global airline network said it had not met the minimum standards for membership.
New Mumbai airport plan: environment vs business
Jul 11, 2010 00:34 EDT
Lush green mangrove trees and shrubs stretch into the distance on the muddy outskirts of Navi Mumbai in western India, the low-lying land swollen with heavy monsoon rains
New Mumbai airport plan: environment vs business
Jul 11, 2010 00:21 EDT
Lush green mangrove trees and shrubs stretch into the distance on the muddy outskirts of Navi Mumbai in western India, the low-lying land swollen with heavy monsoon rains
India preens over new airport terminal
Jul 04, 2010 03:42 EDT
Frequent travellers to India are in for quite a shock the next time they fly in to New Delhi's international airport with its new state-of-the-art terminal.
India preens over new airport terminal
Jul 04, 2010 01:50 EDT
Frequent travellers to India are in for quite a shock the next time they fly in to New Delhi's international airport with its new state-of-the-art terminal.
Air India strike ends, over 100 flights grounded
May 26, 2010 13:01 EDT
Strike ends after over 100 Air India flights grounded days after fatal plane crash. Air India employees called off a two-day strike that grounded over 100 flights and left more than 30,000 passengers stranded, after an Indian court ordered them back to work Wednesday, officials said.
Black box found after fiery India plane crash
May 23, 2010 14:13 EDT
Black box found after fiery plane crash in India as survivor marvels at his escape. As crash investigators pulled the black box from the charred, twisted wreckage of an Air India plane Sunday, Koolikkunnu Krishnan marveled that he escaped the crash alive. Of the 166 passengers and crew aboard when the plane overshot a hilltop runway and plunged over a cliff at dawn Saturday, 158 were dead. Krishnan and just seven others survived.
Air crash puts focus on India infrastructure, safety
May 23, 2010 01:46 EDT
NEW DELHI (Reuters) - An air crash in India that killed 158 people has underlined fears about safety gaps in the country's booming airline industry and raised doubts about whether infrastructure can keep pace with rapid economic growth.
Air India seeks to cut costs
Mar 03, 2010 02:02 EST
State-run carrier Air India is set for dramatic cost-cutting in the months ahead as part of a government bailout that will test the willingness of workers to accept painful restructuring.
Air India risks turbulence as it seeks to cut costs
Mar 03, 2010 01:46 EST
State-run carrier Air India is set for dramatic cost-cutting in the months ahead as part of a government bailout that will test the willingness of workers to accept painful restructuring.
Air India gets $173M government cash injection
Feb 19, 2010 00:53 EST
Air India gets $173 million government cash injection, but carrier's future still uncertain. India approved a cash infusion for ailing national carrier Air India Thursday, part of an expected $432 million bailout of a company many once considered a proud symbol of the nation.
India passenger market set for fastest global growth
Dec 24, 2009 06:54 EST
India's airline passenger market could emerge as the world's fastest growing, an aviation consultancy said Thursday, as it forecast the nation's private carriers would return to profit next year.
India airline market seen set for fastest growth
Dec 24, 2009 06:48 EST
India's airline passenger market could emerge as the world's fastest growing, an aviation consultancy said Thursday, as it forecast the nation's private carriers would return to profit next year.
Indian airlines to return to profit: report
Dec 24, 2009 05:37 EST
India's private airlines can look forward to a return to profit in the next financial year after two turbulent years of losses, an industry report forecast Thursday.