Etihad Airways Officer

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  Etihad Hires Turnaround Expert As It Weighs Jet Airways Bailout: Report

  Executives from Alvarez & Marsal are camped in Jet Airways' offices in Mumbai and are taking stock of airline's operations, according to the report.

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  Etihad Airways Officer Arrested for Smuggling Gold

  The Air Intelligence Unit (AIU) of the Mumbai Customs today arrested the security officer of Etihad Airways on charges of gold smuggling from the Chhatrapati Shivaji international airport in Mumbai.

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  Top Jet Airways Officer Subodh Karnik Quits

  Top Jet Airways' officer Subodh Karnik has quit the airline, becoming the latest in a spate of resignations from the premier private carrier after Gulf-based Etihad Airways picked up a 24 per cent stake in it.

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  Jet Airways Staff to Meet COO Over Delayed Salaries on May 28: Report

  Salary payments at the Naresh Goyal-run Jet Airways continue to be delayed despite the Rs 2,060 crore infusion by Etihad, and the issue would be raised at the meeting of the staff representatives and chief operating officer Hameed Ali this week, according to sources.

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  Jet Airways Acting CEO Gopalakrishnan Quits, Top-Level Exodus Continues

  The top-level exodus at Naresh Goyal-promoted Jet Airways continued on Friday, with chief financial officer and acting CEO Ravishankar Gopalakrishnan quitting.

• Jet Airways' acting CEO quits as top-deck exits continue: report

  Jet Airways' acting CEO and chief financial officer Ravishankar Gopalakrishnan has resigned, sources said on Tuesday.

• Jet Airways completes Rs 2000-crore stake sale to Etihad

  In a statement, the two carriers also announced that Etihad President and CEO James Hogan and its Chief Financial Officer have been appointed as additional directors on the board of directors of Jet from today.

• Etihad CEO hints at more investment worldwide

  Speaking at the FVW Kongress in Cologne, Germany, the president and chief executive officer of the airline, James Hogan, said the airline was currently engaged in three major transactions - the acquisition of 24 per cent of India's Jet Airways, a 49 per cent stake and management contract in Air Serbia, and increasing equity in Virgin Australia from...

• Civil Aviation Ministry to move Cabinet note on Jet-Etihad deal this week

  The Prime Minister's Office seems to have had the desired effect on the Civil Aviation Ministry in the controversial deal between Abu Dhabi's Etihad Airways and private Indian airline, Jet Airways.

• Ajit Singh allegedly protests to Sonia Gandhi about PMO note on Jet-Etihad deal

  Civil Aviation Minister Ajit Singh met with Congress president Sonia Gandhi this morning, allegedly to express his unhappiness about the role being attributed to him by the Prime Minister's Office in the controversial deal between Abu Dhabi's Etihad Airways and private Indian airline, Jet Airways.

• Jet-Etihad deal: BJP demands Supreme Court-monitored CBI inquiry

  BJP today demanded that the government order a CBI inquiry monitored by the Supreme Court to find out the manner in which the Jet-Etihad deal was carried out in "half-cooked" and "objectionable" manner.

• Jet-Etihad deal: Why 36,670 seats threaten it

  The Prime Minister's Office has raised concerns about a decision to hand 46,000 extra seats on Indian flights to Abu Dhabi whose national carrier is Etihad. One of the reservations shared is whether the bulk of the seats on this route would be controlled largely by the Jet-Etihaad entity.

• Jet-Etihad deal: Why 36,670 seats threaten it

  Civil Aviation Minister Ajit Singh has defended the proposed deal for Gulf carrier Etihad Airways to buy 24 percent of Jet Airways for Rs 2,058 crore. He has also denied speculation that he is contemplating quitting the UPA government as he is upset that the deal has hit turbulence.

• Prime Minister's office allegedly raises serious reservations on Jet-Etihad deal

  The proposal for Gulf carrier Etihad Airways to buy 24 per cent stake in Jet Airways for Rs 2,058 crore seems to have hit another stumbling block as the Prime Minister's Office (PMO) has raised some serious reservations.

• PMO seeks clarification on Jet-Etihad deal: report

  The Prime Minister's Office (PMO) has sought clarifications from concerned ministries, including Commerce and Industry, on the proposed Rs 2,058 crore Jet-Etihad deal.