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NEA & GTI capital group investing $27 mn in Airworks India
Dec 28, 2010 at 18:04 | Source: VCCircle
New Enterprise Associates, a mid-market private equity firm, and GTI Capital Group , an investment advisory firm, are investing USD 27 mn (Rs 123 crore) in Airworks India Engineering Pvt. Ltd, a leading provider of aviation services, sources close to the development told VCCircle.
GMR talking to investors on stake sale
Nov 25, 2009 at 10:12 | Source: Reuters
Indian conglomerate GMR Infrastructure Ltd, which has interests spanning from aviation to power, has Rs 30 billion (USD650 million) to invest in existing businesses by March 2011.
Chimes Aviation Academy launches Start up 'CPL'
Dec 23, 2008 at 13:36
Chimes Aviation Academy, a division of Chimes Aviation Private Ltd, Indias leading premier pilot training academy, has launched first of its kind preliminary pilot training course called START UP CPL, a special short-term course aimed at young aspirants who would want to understand nuances of pilot training in a practical environment
Chimes Aviation Academy launches pilot training academy
Sep 15, 2008 at 13:38
Chimes Aviation Academy, a division of Chimes Aviation Private Ltd and a part of Chimes Group formally launched its First Indias Largest, fully integrated Pilot Training Academy in Dhana (Dist Sagar) Madhya Pradesh
Omaxe submits bid to revamp Udaipur Airport
Dec 10, 2007 at 17:35
Omaxe Ltd, a leading real estate player on Friday announced its bid for revamping Udaipur Airport. The bid for Rs 200 cr project was invited by Ministry of Civil Aviation and is among the first of the 24 non-metro airports out of 35 taken up for development by the government through public-private partnerships.
Air China to privatise CNAC for HK 23 bln
Jun 22, 2006 at 07:08 | Source: reuters
Air China Ltd plans to pay HK 23 billion (USD 4 million) to take its China National Aviation Co Ltd, CNAC, unit private, following Cathay Pacific's buyout of smaller rival Dragonair, reports Reuters.

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