Airbus Doubles Investment Citing India’s Aviation Needs
The managing director and President of Airbus India and South Asia, Remi Maillard, said that India will need more than 2840 planes, 41,000 pilots and 47,000 support staff in the next 20 years due to the growth of the Indian Aviation Industry. The MD made these remarks while attending an aviation conclave and exhibition at…
Shipra Prajapati
DGCA Releases New SOP Amid Delayed And Cancelled Flights
Due to heavy fog in Delhi, many flights were delayed and eventually cancelled. This caused the passengers many difficulties. Passengers demanded answers for the delayed flights and the lack of facilities provided to them. The matter got heated up when a video of a passenger surfaced where he attacked the pilot of an Indigo flight…
Vipin
Air India Introduced Rebranding Initiative Under Tata Group
Now led by Tata Group, Air India has revealed a new look to improve its image and do well in the competitive aviation market. They showcased their modernised logo and colourful aircraft design at a special event in Delhi. The new logo, named ‘The Vista,’ signifies a bold new era for the airline and encapsulates…
Vishal Prajapati
Air India To Hire New Staff To Expand Its Operations
After placing an order for the largest-ever aircraft, Air India plans to hire new staff to expand its national and international operations. On Thursday, a report conveys that Air India is hiring more than 1000 pilots, including captains and trainers and 4,200 cabin crew trainees this year. Currently, Tata-owned Air India has more than 1,800…
Sumit
Sunak Hails Air India’s Pact With Airbus & Rolls-Royce
British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak appreciated and recognised the landmark deal among Air India, Airbus and Rolls-Royce. This landmark deal will be a defining moment in the Indian aerospace sector, with Air India buying 250 jets per the agreement’s terms. The five-day Aero India 2023 witnessed this landmark deal between the three companies on 14…
SHAHID MUSHTAQ
What is a statutory company: Everything You Need To Know
Statutory corporations are legal entities created by a particular act of parliament or state legislature or both. Public funds entirely support it. The legislature’s act also determines the authorities, goals, restrictions, and other aspects of it. Coming to the example of statutory companies, Air India, State Bank of India, Life Insurance Corporation of India, and…
Tata, Singapore Airlines Plan To Merge Vistara, Air India
Tata group and Singapore Airlines Ltd. are planning to merge their airline companies, Air India and Vistara, to build a new joint venture. Two sources aware of this development have said on the condition of anonymity that both entities have a combined goal to optimise their resources and compete with industry leader IndiGo. According to…
Will The New CEO, Campbell Wilson Revive The Air India?
As Air India’s CEO and managing director Campbell Wilson has recently got clearance from the government, he can now go tooth and nail to regain the prestige of the once reputed airline. Wilson was the former head of Scoot, the low-cost unit of Singapore Airlines. Wilson joined Singapore Airlines in 1996 and worked for 26…
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Campbell Wilson Appoints As CEO & MD Of Air India
Tata Sons announced the appointment of Campbell Wilson as CEO and MD of Air India. The Mumbai-based conglomerate completed its acquisition of the state-owned national carrier in January. Since then, the position has been vacant, and the company has been searching for a person to lead the airlines. The decision comes after the appointment of…
Vedanta, With Foxconn, iPhone Maker, To Produce Chips In India
Foxconn, an iPhone assembler company, stated on Monday that it has partnered with Indian conglomerate Vedanta Ltd to produce chips or semiconductors in the South Asian country. With this, the electronic giant is looking to diversify its business amid the global chip shortage. Vedanta is one of the world’s leading diversified natural resources companies, mainly…
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