Anurag Kotoky And Ragini Saxena Bloomberg

Boeing Co. and Airbus SE are increasingly looking to India for highly-skilled, low-cost engineers to meet a boom in demand for aircraft and expand their manufacturing presence in the world's fifth-largest economy.

Tata Group is considering a plan to integrate its four airline brands under Air India Ltd., people with knowledge of the matter said.

Jet Airways India Ltd, the carrier undergoing a court-monitored process to emerge from bankruptcy, won't return to the skies this month as previously planned, according to people familiar with the matter.

Jet Airways India Ltd., which is undergoing a court-monitored restructuring, plans to return with a hybrid of premium and no-frills services that would allow the former top local airline to claw back market share.

Ratan Tata is no stranger to flying. As a 17-year-old, the patriarch of India's biggest conglomerate once landed a plane that had lost its sole engine mid-flight. He's also piloted the supersonic F-16 fighter jet.

The skies are eerily empty these days, presenting a new challenge for the world's embattled airlines as they work to safeguard thousands of grounded planes parked wingtip to wingtip on runways and in storage facilities.

Boeing Co. and Airbus SE are increasingly looking to India for highly-skilled, low-cost engineers to meet a boom in demand for aircraft and expand their manufacturing presence in the world's fifth-largest economy.

Tata Group is considering a plan to integrate its four airline brands under Air India Ltd., people with knowledge of the matter said.

Jet Airways India Ltd, the carrier undergoing a court-monitored process to emerge from bankruptcy, won't return to the skies this month as previously planned, according to people familiar with the matter.

Jet Airways India Ltd., which is undergoing a court-monitored restructuring, plans to return with a hybrid of premium and no-frills services that would allow the former top local airline to claw back market share.

Ratan Tata is no stranger to flying. As a 17-year-old, the patriarch of India's biggest conglomerate once landed a plane that had lost its sole engine mid-flight. He's also piloted the supersonic F-16 fighter jet.

The skies are eerily empty these days, presenting a new challenge for the world's embattled airlines as they work to safeguard thousands of grounded planes parked wingtip to wingtip on runways and in storage facilities.