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  • Celebi Aviation bets on foreign carriers' expansion to grow its India ops; mulls $80 million investment

    Murali Ramachandran, President of India & Southeast Asia at Celebi Aviation, said that in the next couple of years, he expects many international carriers to start or expand both passenger and freight operations in India, with the likes of Lion Air, Lufthansa, Cathay Pacific, and American Airlines expected to increase their presence.

  • Passengers stuck in Thiruvananthapuram airport for 24 hours due to technical fault on Lion Air Flight to Saudi Arabia

    An alternative aircraft of the airline arrived from Indonesia on Wednesday afternoon to take the passengers onward to Jeddah in Saudi Arabia, the source said.

  • Boeing promises $100 million to help families affected by deadly crashes

    Dozens of lawsuits have been filed against Boeing by families of Lion Air and Ethiopian Airlines crash victims.

  • Faulty sensor from Lion Air Boeing 737 Max crash linked to a repair shop in US

    This repair facility is based in Florida and is being investigated by authorities in US and Indonesia.

  • Qatar Airways backs Boeing despite MAX crash crisis

    Qatar Airways, one of the largest Middle East carriers, is a major Boeing customer. It has ordered 20 MAX jets and committed to buying a further 40.

  • Fix to Boeing 737 MAX anti-stall software is ready: Industry sources

    Boeing was due to present the patch to officials and pilots of US airlines -- American, Southwest and United -- in Renton, Washington state, where the plane is assembled.

  • Extra pilot saved Lion Air's Boeing 737 Max 8 a day before fatal crash: Report

    A report by Indonesia's National Transportation Safety Committee (NTSC) had mentioned that the plane experienced multiple failures previously, which were not fixed.

  • Ethiopian Airlines black boxes showed 'clear similarities' with Lion Air crash: Ministry

    Both planes were Boeing 737 MAX 8s, and both crashed minutes after take off after pilots reported flight control problems. Concern over the plane's safety caused aviation authorities worldwide to ground the model, wiping billions of dollars off Boeing's market value.

  • DGCA to soon issue additional safety instructions for Boeing 737 MAX 8 planes

    A Nairobi-bound Boeing 737 MAX 8 operated by Ethiopian Airlines crashed minutes after takeoff from Addis Ababa on March 10, killing all 157 on board.

  • Scare in the air: Passenger finds scorpion in luggage cabin of Lion Air flight

    A woman noticed the 12-inch long creature after she opened the cabin to take out her hand baggage upon landing.

  • Indonesia finds cockpit voice recorder of crashed Lion Air jet

    The cockpit voice recorder is one of the two so-called black boxes crucial for the investigation of a plane crash.

  • Lion Air crash: Body of Indian pilot identified

    External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj, in a tweet, announced the identification of Suneja's body

  • Indonesia wraps up grim task of Lion Air crash victim identification

    As of November 23, 125 people have been identified after testing on human remains that filled some 200 body bags, said Arthur Tampi, head of the national police medical centre.

  • Indonesia says Lion Air passenger flight from Jakarta to Sumatra has crashed

    The plane lost contact 13 minutes after takeoff, according to the official. The jet was a Boeing 737 MAX 8, according to air tracking service Flightradar 24.

  • Indonesia's Lion Air buying 50 Boeing 737's in $6.2 bn deal: Companies

    The new single-aisle plane is the latest incarnation of Boeing's 737 MAX series, which can accommodate between 130 and 230 passengers and fly up to 7,130 kilometres, the companies said in a statement.

  • After huge jet orders, budget airlines eye aircraft leasing

    Jet makers and the finance companies which dominate aircraft leasing question whether budget airlines have the know-how to succeed, and some in the industry wonder whether they have simply ordered more planes than they need.

  • Southeast Asia budget airlines bet big on growth

    Lion Air's record aircraft orders underline the ambitious plans the privately held Indonesian group is hatching to emerge as a pan-Asian low cost carrier, throwing a serious challenge to AirAsia Bhd , the region's biggest budget airline.

  • AirAsia, Lion Air bosses spar over plane orders

    AirAsia boss Tony Fernandes questioned his rival's growth plans after Lion Air struck a $24 billion Airbus order, while pledging to preserve his own ties with the European jetmaker.

  • A boom with a view: Budget hotels take off in Asia

    Surrounded by fine wines and elephant motifs in the Tusker bar of Accor's new luxury Sofitel hotel in Mumbai, chief executive Denis Hennequin is unsurprisingly betting on Asia to make up for uncertain prospects at home.

  • How to pay for a record $22 bn Boeing order

    How do you stump up the money for a USD 22 billion aircraft deal?

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