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In A Big Expansion Move, Airlines In India To Buy Over 900 Planes
Indian airlines are likely to induct more than 900 aircraft in the coming years, with IndiGo alone expected to add 448 planes, according to official data. India is one of the fastest growing aviation markets in the world and most airlines have ambitious expansion plans, especially to tap the potential on regional routes.
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Flying High, IndiGo Eyes Air India For A New Take-Off
The profitable no-frills carrier, which came into existence in August 2006, also has the largest number of aircraft on order, with more than 450 to be delivered in coming years.
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SpiceJet To Buy 100 New Boeing Planes, Eyes India Expansion
Asian airlines are driving much of the growth in big planemaker order books, and analysts expect India's market to grow substantially over the next decade as millions fly for the first time each year.
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Govt permits 3 airlines to directly import 12.65 lakh kilo litres ATF
Kingfisher Airlines, SpiceJet and IndiGo have been permitted to directly buy jet fuel from foreign sources.
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US airlines sue EximBank for giving loan guarantee to Air India
In a revised complaint filed before a US court, the Air Transport Association of America, Delta Air Line and Air Line Pilots Association International, have alleged that Exim Banks decision to provide a loan guarantee of $3.4 billion to Air India, to help it buy 30 aircraft from Boeing, would badly affect several US airlines.
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In A Big Expansion Move, Airlines In India To Buy Over 900 Planes
Indian airlines are likely to induct more than 900 aircraft in the coming years, with IndiGo alone expected to add 448 planes, according to official data. India is one of the fastest growing aviation markets in the world and most airlines have ambitious expansion plans, especially to tap the potential on regional routes.
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Flying High, IndiGo Eyes Air India For A New Take-Off
The profitable no-frills carrier, which came into existence in August 2006, also has the largest number of aircraft on order, with more than 450 to be delivered in coming years.
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SpiceJet To Buy 100 New Boeing Planes, Eyes India Expansion
Asian airlines are driving much of the growth in big planemaker order books, and analysts expect India's market to grow substantially over the next decade as millions fly for the first time each year.
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Govt permits 3 airlines to directly import 12.65 lakh kilo litres ATF
Kingfisher Airlines, SpiceJet and IndiGo have been permitted to directly buy jet fuel from foreign sources.
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US airlines sue EximBank for giving loan guarantee to Air India
In a revised complaint filed before a US court, the Air Transport Association of America, Delta Air Line and Air Line Pilots Association International, have alleged that Exim Banks decision to provide a loan guarantee of $3.4 billion to Air India, to help it buy 30 aircraft from Boeing, would badly affect several US airlines.
