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    • IAG Cargo open for partnerships with Indian carriers, logistics players

      The European entity, which represents the cargo business of five airlines, garners around 10 per cent of its global export revenues from India.

    • No immediate gains seen for Indian carriers in Malaysian visa-free regime

      The relatively low level of passenger traffic to Kuala Lumpur may have limited appeal for the country's airlines, but could prove a valuable opportunity for Air India's no-frills arm

    • More than 75 planes of Indian carriers grounded due to maintenance, engine issues: Report

      As per the report, more than 75 aircraft are currently grounded, creating serious challenges against the backdrop of an already hostile cost environment and contributing to increased losses.

    • Govt proposes to build more low-cost airports

      Aiming to promote greater air connectivity in remote areas, the government proposes to build more low-cost airports across the country, identifying the low-cost business model in domestic aviation as a 'key trend'.

    • Airtel starts pre-orders of iPhone 5 with 16GB model priced at Rs 45,500

      Airtel has put up a pre-order page for the flagship handset from Apple. The mobile carrier has listed the 16GB version of the handset, which is available for Rs 45,500.

    • Sample Airtel nano-SIM being tested for iPhone 5

      It now appears that Airtel has begun testing samples of nano-SIM cards that can be used with this handset.

    • Indian carriers place orders for nano-SIM cards

      With the very recent announcement of the iPhone 5, many people are wondering when exactly the smartphone will make its way to India.

    • Spicejet says approached by Gulf, Asian carriers

      Spicejet has been approached by several Gulf-based and Southeast Asian airlines but will not jump into negotiations until the government reaches a crucial decision on foreign investment, its chief executive said on Wednesday.

    • Draft Cabinet note on 49% FDI in aviation ready: Sources

      CNBC-TV18's Rituparna Bhuyan reports that according to sources, the draft Cabinet proposal on the 49% FDI in the aviation sector is ready and comments from ministries have begun to flow in.

    • Finance Ministry allows 26% FDI in Indian airlines: Sources

      The government seems to be pushing ahead with its plan to open up the aviation sector. Sources informed that the finance ministry has given its nod for foreign airlines to buy up to 26% stake in Indian carriers, reports CNBC-TV18’s Aakanksha Sethi.

    • India may allow global airlines to invest in local carriers

      The cabinet will shortly consider a proposal to allow foreign airlines to pick up stakes in cash-strapped domestic carriers, local media reported on Monday, citing unnamed government officials.

    • May invest in India carriers if FDI rules relaxed: IAG

      International Airlines Group (IAG), formed by the merger of British Airways and Iberia, may consider investing in Indian carriers if foreign investment rules are relaxed, its chief executive said on Tuesday.

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