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Tech Millionaire Bryan Johnson "Loves India", But Raises Concerns Over Country's Alarming Air Quality
He noted that India has a remarkable opportunity to transform its future by addressing air pollution.
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"Everest Of Corporate Turnarounds": Air India CEO On Company's Revival
Under fire for faltering service standards, staff disputes and severely dated aircraft interiors, Campbell Wilson, the MD and CEO of Air India told NDTV that the revival of the airline will take a few more years to complete.
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Zerodha CEO Suggests Linking Property Prices To Air Quality In Cities, Internet Agrees
He believes that this approach would incentivise homeowners and communities to actively work toward improving their local environment.
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Indian-American CEO Shares "Worst" Air India Business Class Experience, Airline Refunds Him
In the video, Mr Patel gave viewers a tour of the subpar amenities, highlighting issues such as loose compartment parts, and torn and damaged surfaces.
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IndiGo Goes Premium, To Launch Business Class By Mid-November
IndiGo Airlines will introduce business class from mid-November on a handful of domestic flights, its CEO said on Monday, starting with the Delhi-Mumbai route, as it seeks to tap a growing crop of premium flyers.
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Air India Express To Curtail Flights Over Next Few Days Amid Crew Crisis
With no resolution in sight for the "mass leave" crisis being faced by the airline, Air India Express CEO Aloke Singh has written to employees and said that the number of flights being operated will be reduced over the next few days.
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"Please Bear With Us...": Air India CEO's Memo To Staff Amid Vistara Crisis
In his weekly message to the employees on Friday, Air India chief Campbell Wilson said the airline is busy compiling numbers that will determine the annual appraisal of his colleagues, to be retrospectively effective from April 1.
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India Has Incredibly Affordable Airfares, Says Akasa Air CEO
India has "incredibly affordable" airfares and the country's aviation market has the kind of growth potential where Akasa Air as well as other carriers can do well, according to the nearly two-year-old airline's chief Vinay Dube.
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"Extremely Pleased": Akasa Air On Boeing 737 Max In Fleet
Akasa Air, one of India's newest airlines, has said it is "extremely pleased" with the performance of the Boeing 737 Max aircraft but added that "no amount of focus on safety is enough".
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"Highly Fuel-Efficient": Air India CEO Lists Features Of Airbus 350
Listing the features of the newly inaugurated Airbus A350 aircraft, Air India CEO Campbell Wilson on Thursday said that it is highly fuel-efficient, highly less emissive and more importantly it comes with the world-leading product of the new Air Indi
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Vistara To Get Last 787 Boeing Jet By April, Air India Merger In 2025: CEO
Indian airline Vistara said on Monday it was confident of receiving its last 787 wide-body jet from Boeing by March or April, despite a recent incident on a narrow-body 737 MAX 9 that lost part of its fuselage.
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Air India To Receive New Aircraft Every 6 Days In Next 18 Months, Says CEO
Air India has ordered 470 aircraft to serve the Indian economy and is set to receive a new aircraft every six days over the next 18 months, CEO and MD Campbell Wilson said on Friday.
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Air India, Akasa CEOs Exchange Barbs Over Poaching Of Pilots: Report
The chief executives of Air India and Akasa Air have privately exchanged barbs over the poaching of pilots, with the latter accusing its bigger rival of rule violations, provoking a reply that collusion to curb job switching can breach competition law.
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Air India Group To Take Delivery Of 1 Aircraft Every 6 Days Till 2024: CEO
Air India Group, which has embarked on ambitious expansion plans, is expected to take delivery of a new aircraft every six days on average till the end of 2024, according to a top official.
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Akasa Air Gets Traffic Rights For Riyadh, Jeddah, Doha, Kuwait: CEO Vinay Dube
Akasa Air, which is in a "very exciting phase", has received approval from the government to operate flights to Riyadh, Jeddah, Doha and Kuwait, and expects to start international services "soon enough", according to its chief Vinay Dube.
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Tech Millionaire Bryan Johnson "Loves India", But Raises Concerns Over Country's Alarming Air Quality
He noted that India has a remarkable opportunity to transform its future by addressing air pollution.
-
"Everest Of Corporate Turnarounds": Air India CEO On Company's Revival
Under fire for faltering service standards, staff disputes and severely dated aircraft interiors, Campbell Wilson, the MD and CEO of Air India told NDTV that the revival of the airline will take a few more years to complete.
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Zerodha CEO Suggests Linking Property Prices To Air Quality In Cities, Internet Agrees
He believes that this approach would incentivise homeowners and communities to actively work toward improving their local environment.
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Indian-American CEO Shares "Worst" Air India Business Class Experience, Airline Refunds Him
In the video, Mr Patel gave viewers a tour of the subpar amenities, highlighting issues such as loose compartment parts, and torn and damaged surfaces.
-
IndiGo Goes Premium, To Launch Business Class By Mid-November
IndiGo Airlines will introduce business class from mid-November on a handful of domestic flights, its CEO said on Monday, starting with the Delhi-Mumbai route, as it seeks to tap a growing crop of premium flyers.
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Air India Express To Curtail Flights Over Next Few Days Amid Crew Crisis
With no resolution in sight for the "mass leave" crisis being faced by the airline, Air India Express CEO Aloke Singh has written to employees and said that the number of flights being operated will be reduced over the next few days.
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"Please Bear With Us...": Air India CEO's Memo To Staff Amid Vistara Crisis
In his weekly message to the employees on Friday, Air India chief Campbell Wilson said the airline is busy compiling numbers that will determine the annual appraisal of his colleagues, to be retrospectively effective from April 1.
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India Has Incredibly Affordable Airfares, Says Akasa Air CEO
India has "incredibly affordable" airfares and the country's aviation market has the kind of growth potential where Akasa Air as well as other carriers can do well, according to the nearly two-year-old airline's chief Vinay Dube.
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"Extremely Pleased": Akasa Air On Boeing 737 Max In Fleet
Akasa Air, one of India's newest airlines, has said it is "extremely pleased" with the performance of the Boeing 737 Max aircraft but added that "no amount of focus on safety is enough".
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"Highly Fuel-Efficient": Air India CEO Lists Features Of Airbus 350
Listing the features of the newly inaugurated Airbus A350 aircraft, Air India CEO Campbell Wilson on Thursday said that it is highly fuel-efficient, highly less emissive and more importantly it comes with the world-leading product of the new Air Indi
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Vistara To Get Last 787 Boeing Jet By April, Air India Merger In 2025: CEO
Indian airline Vistara said on Monday it was confident of receiving its last 787 wide-body jet from Boeing by March or April, despite a recent incident on a narrow-body 737 MAX 9 that lost part of its fuselage.
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Air India To Receive New Aircraft Every 6 Days In Next 18 Months, Says CEO
Air India has ordered 470 aircraft to serve the Indian economy and is set to receive a new aircraft every six days over the next 18 months, CEO and MD Campbell Wilson said on Friday.
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Air India, Akasa CEOs Exchange Barbs Over Poaching Of Pilots: Report
The chief executives of Air India and Akasa Air have privately exchanged barbs over the poaching of pilots, with the latter accusing its bigger rival of rule violations, provoking a reply that collusion to curb job switching can breach competition law.
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Air India Group To Take Delivery Of 1 Aircraft Every 6 Days Till 2024: CEO
Air India Group, which has embarked on ambitious expansion plans, is expected to take delivery of a new aircraft every six days on average till the end of 2024, according to a top official.
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Akasa Air Gets Traffic Rights For Riyadh, Jeddah, Doha, Kuwait: CEO Vinay Dube
Akasa Air, which is in a "very exciting phase", has received approval from the government to operate flights to Riyadh, Jeddah, Doha and Kuwait, and expects to start international services "soon enough", according to its chief Vinay Dube.
