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Indian Airline Stocks Soar After Covid Rules Are Changed
Shares of Indian airline operators jumped on Wednesday after the country's civil aviation ministry allowed domestic flights to fly at full capacity from Oct. 18, lifting pandemic-led restrictions ahead of the festive season.
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Flying Soon? A Big Change For Rules For Domestic Flights
Domestic airlines now can operate passenger flights without capacity restrictions, the Civil Aviation Ministry said Tuesday; the new order comes into effect from Monday.
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IndiGo Recovering From Covid 'Carnage' And May Start Hiring Again
IndiGo, India's biggest airline, could start slowly rehiring staff in three months as capacity rebuilds from "the background of carnage" caused by Covid-19, with domestic services likely to return to pre-pandemic levels by January or February, Chief Executive Officer Ronojoy Dutta said.
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In Graphics: Coronavirus Slams Airlines, Cash Drawers, Knocks $157 Billion Off Share Values
Global airlines are fast running out of cash after cutting capacity by 90% or even grounding entire fleets due to the broad travel restrictions to contain the spread of the coronavirus, calling into question the survival of several firms.
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Indian Airline Stocks Soar After Covid Rules Are Changed
Shares of Indian airline operators jumped on Wednesday after the country's civil aviation ministry allowed domestic flights to fly at full capacity from Oct. 18, lifting pandemic-led restrictions ahead of the festive season.
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Flying Soon? A Big Change For Rules For Domestic Flights
Domestic airlines now can operate passenger flights without capacity restrictions, the Civil Aviation Ministry said Tuesday; the new order comes into effect from Monday.
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IndiGo Recovering From Covid 'Carnage' And May Start Hiring Again
IndiGo, India's biggest airline, could start slowly rehiring staff in three months as capacity rebuilds from "the background of carnage" caused by Covid-19, with domestic services likely to return to pre-pandemic levels by January or February, Chief Executive Officer Ronojoy Dutta said.
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In Graphics: Coronavirus Slams Airlines, Cash Drawers, Knocks $157 Billion Off Share Values
Global airlines are fast running out of cash after cutting capacity by 90% or even grounding entire fleets due to the broad travel restrictions to contain the spread of the coronavirus, calling into question the survival of several firms.
