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More than a year into the insolvency process, Jet Airways finally gets bids
Two separate consortiums submitted their bids on July 21
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IndiGo layoffs: Pilots escape the axe, for now
"IndiGo may be the first to formally announce a layoff. Other airlines have already done so, though they package it as leave-without-pay," said a senior executive.
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This former pilot now wants to make Jet Airways fly again
Sanjay Mandavia is among the few pilots who later became entrepreneurs. Now he has a rarer opportunity of becoming the pilot-owner of an airline
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International flights India update | United Airlines to open bookings tonight for Newark-Delhi sector
The bookings will be open for United Airlines flights that will operate from July 23 to July 28
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Explained | What are Air Bubbles flights and how are they different from those operated under Vande Bharat?
International airlines, including United, Air France and Emirates, have got the approval to operate flights under the air bubble agreement
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Air India allows to change names on tickets of flights cancelled during lockdown
This is valid for passengers who had booked for flights cancelled due to COVID-19 related restrictions, from March 15 onwards till August 24.
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Air India pilots now brace for steep pay cut, right after the leave-without-pay shocker
Air India is expected to soon announce more steps to cut wage bill
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Allcargo Logistics reviews crane business as it looks to go asset-light
Allcargo Logistics has already sold its warehousing vertical to Blackstone
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International travel is picking up. But is it time yet to book those tickets?
Despite the challenges, countries are opening up, and airlines are adding to their services
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Flying during COVID-19 times: Of half-empty flights, social distancing and now an offer to buy adjacent seats
Vistara's offer - and other airlines will soon follow - to let customers book adjacent seats too, has again set off a debate on the middle seat
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Emirates resumes layoffs, fires 800 pilots in a day
The airline had paused the layoff exercise in June
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International flights | SpiceJet Chairman Ajay Singh and UAE Ambassador wrangle over open-sky policy
Singh said steps should be taken to help Indian carriers get more share of the international traffic. The Ambassador had a differing view
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Is Sanjeev Gupta the next LN Mittal of the global steel industry?
There are striking resemblances in the ambition that Gupta, owner of Liberty Steel Group. But there is also a significant difference
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Nationalistic fervour aside, but what will it take for comments by Sajjan Jindal & Anand Mahindra to come true?
The anti-China sentiment provides an opportunity for Indian business. But it will take a lot more to make the most of it, says Tarun Bhatia of Kroll, a corporate investigations and risk consulting firm.
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The fare dilemma: United's flights from Delhi put spotlight on Air India's Vande Bharat ticket price
Fares charged for United's repatriation flights much lower than those charged by Air India.
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Here's why DHL Express' India MD has a more optimistic view of Indian economy than most economists
RS Subramanian, in an interview with Moneycontrol, shares what he sees from his vantage point, thanks to DHL Express India's client base of over 60,000 customers across all major sectors
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Exclusive: Sanjeev Gupta repeats his offer to Tata Steel, says 'ready to look at Port Talbot'
Tata Steel is struggling to run Port Talbot, a facility that Gupta nearly acquired more than three years ago.
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Independent regulator will ensure level playing field when private companies run trains: Vinayak Chatterjee
Regulator needed to ensure level playing field between Indian Railways and private players, said Chairman of Feedback Infra Group
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The China presence in Indian aviation that few know about
About 20 percent of aircraft used by Indian airlines are leased from Chinese lessors
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GoAir may extend leave without pay till September, more than 90% employees impacted
Leave without pay for many employees was to end on June 30
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IndiGo starts layoffs, also extends leave without pay, and salary cuts
The company may further cut salary of pilots under training to around 75 percent, while the same for all line released pilots will be revised upwards to around 45 percent.
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AirAsia India sacks whistleblower pilot Gaurav Taneja
Taneja was earlier suspended by the airline. He had alleged that the airline had violated safety regulations
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JSW Steel reports multiple COVID-19 cases at its facility, asks 11,000 workers to stay home
JSW Steel is the biggest manufacturer after Bajaj Auto to report multiple positive cases
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Gaurav Taneja controversy: DGCA sends show-cause notice to AirAsia India's senior executive
The notice has been sent to Manish Uppal, Head, Operations, at the airline
