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New Delhi: Increasing numbers of Indians are set to travel abroad in the coming years as their disposable income grows in tandem with more direct flights, improved visa processing for nearby countries, and a likely growth in flights by Indian airlines, travel platform MakeMyTrip said on Friday.
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Gujarat : Airlines Battle for Diamond City Travellers on Surat-Dubai Route – The Blunt Times
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New Delhi: The decision of the US aviation regulator to restrict an expansion in manufacturing of the controversial Boeing 737 Max aircraft could be bad news for India’s airlines. Air India Express, SpiceJet, and Akasa Air have already placed orders for hundreds of variants of the jet.Boeing is facing intensifying scrutiny over its quality control practices in the aftermath of a near-catastrophic Alaska Airlines flight three weeks ago when a panel blew out mid-air. Fortunately, the aircraft…
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Muscat: Air India Express is introducing a new daily Lucknow -Muscat-Lucknow flight effective from 15 March 2024. The flight IX 0149 will depart from Lucknow airport at 7.30 am on March 15 and reach Muscat International airport at 9.35 am the same day. The return flight IX 0150 will depart Muscat International airport at 10:35 am and reach Lucknow at 3:30pm. This schedule is valid till March 30. From March 31, the flight will leave Lucknow airport at 21:30 and land in Muscat at 23:35 while…
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BY PTI25 Jan 2024 6:23 PM GMT PTI25 Jan 2024 6:23 PM GMT New Delhi: Air India will add five more wide-body A350 aircraft to its fleet by June, and the process of upgrading 40 of its legacy Boeing 787 and 777 planes will begin in July, its chief Campbell Wilson said on Thursday. As Tata Group’s takeover of loss-making Air India completes two years on January 27, Wilson also said that on average, one aircraft will arrive every six days throughout 2024. There will be an addition of 5 more…
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Source: https://www.millenniumpost.in/business/air-india-to-take-delivery-of-5-more-a350s-by-june-549653
Surat: Surat, a city synonymous with sparkling diamonds and vibrant textiles, is about to witness a sky-high battle as airline giants IndiGo and Air India Express lock horns in a price war over the popular Surat-Dubai route. The competition, sparked by IndiGo’s announcement of direct flights from Surat International Airport starting February 23rd, has resulted in a dramatic drop in ticket fares, much to the delight of local passengers, particularly the city’s thriving diamond and…
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The news about the Mumbai International Airport Limited beginning the demolition of 20 uninhabited and dilapidated structures was everywhere. Happening at the Air India Colony and this is being done as a part of the MIAL’s comprehensive redevelopment plan of the airport land. However, as the residents were unhappy with the move, they came out to protest, which led to the MIAL calling off demolition for the time being.
MIAL Begins Demolition Of 20 Structures In Air India Colony
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Source: https://asianaviation.com/lufthansa-technik-and-air-india-express-agree-on-engine-mro-deal/
Billionaire Gautam Adani-led Mumbai International Airport Limited (MIAL) started the demolition of 20 uninhabited, dilapidated structures at the Air India Colony located in Mumbai’s Kolivery village, Santacruz.In March 2022, approximately a month after Air India was handed over to Tata Sons, MIAL issued a notice to the airlines asking it to surrender land that is not core to its operations, including four staff colonies. These colonies were home to 1,600 families.According to the MIAL…
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The contract includes overhauling a minimum of three CFM56-7B engines for the Boeing 737-800 fleet.
The now concluded agreement is the first one ever signed between the international MRO (maintenance, repair, overhaul) provider and the subsidiary of Air India.
In addition to the EMS, Lufthansa Technik also supports a part of the Boeing 737 fleet of the airline with ad hoc repair and exchange of components as well as Aircraft on Ground (AOG) Services.
Anil Jain, head of engineering…
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