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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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IndiGo Passenger Finds Cockroaches Inside Food Section, Airline Responds
In response, IndiGo took swift action, cleaning and disinfecting their entire fleet to ensure passenger safety.
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New Air India Logo, Aircraft Livery Unveiled. These Are The Changes
Air India on Thursday unveiled a new brand identity and new aircraft livery as the airline plans to transform its fleet with a historic purchase of 470 new aircraft.
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P&W Engines Issue To Have Minimal Impact On IndiGo Fleet: Aviation Body
DGCA today said material anomalies detected in certain Pratt & Whitney engines will have a "minimal" impact on IndiGo fleet as only two operational engines of the airline will be required to be removed for inspection.
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Akasa Air Eligible For International Routes, Operates 900 Flights Every Week
Akasa Air has flown 4.3 million passengers with over 900 flights per week, besides becoming eligible to fly internationally with a fleet of 20 aircraft in its first year of commercial operations, which it completed on Monday, the airline said.
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Akasa Air Adds 20th Aircraft To Fleet, Now Eligible For International Ops
Akasa Air today said it has added the 20th aircraft to its fleet that also makes the airline eligible to start international operations.
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"Go First Will Be Made 'Unviable' If....": 10 Points On Airline's Crisis
Budget airline Go First will stop flights on Wednesday and Thursday due to a severe funds shortage. Only half of the airline's fleet is operational due to a shortage of spare engines.
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Broke Go First Stops Flights, Blames US Engine-Maker For Troubles
Go First airline will stop flights from Wednesday to Friday due to a severe funds shortage. Only 50 per cent of the airline's fleet is operational as it is not getting spare engines from US firm Pratt & Whitney (P&W), the carrier said in a statement.
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Air India To Hire Over 1,000 Pilots In Mega Drive After 470 Aircraft Order
Air India will hire more than 1,000 pilots, including captains and trainers, as the Tata Group-owned airline expands its fleet and network.
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Akasa Air To Hire Nearly 1,000 People By March 2024, Says CEO
Akasa Air plans to hire nearly 1,000 people and take the total staff strength to more than 3,000 by the end of March 2024 as the airline continues to expand its fleet as well as routes, according to its chief Vinay Dube.
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IndiGo Plans To Have 350 Aircraft In Its Fleet Next Fiscal
IndiGo is expecting to fly 100-million passengers and is planning to have 350 aircraft in its fleet in the next fiscal, according to a presentation by the airline at the analysts/investors meet on Thursday.
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Akasa Air To Order Fleet Of Aircraft In "3-Digits" By Year End, Says CEO
Akasa Air is going to place an order for a fleet of aircraft which will be in three digits by the year-end, the company said today.
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Fleet Expansion A Necessity For Other Carriers Too: Former Air India Chief
Recalling his days at the helm of Air India, Mr Thulasidas said that back in 2003, the airline had an "extremely small fleet of aircraft and most of them were old aircraft and prone to frequent breakdowns".
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Vistara To Have 70 Planes In Fleet By Mid-2024: Airline Chief
Vistara: The airline, a joint venture between Tata Sons and Singapore Airlines, reported an operating profit for the first time since inception in the three months ended December 2022.
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Crashed Nepal Plane Was Earlier Owned By Now-Defunct Kingfisher Airlines
The Nepalese passenger plane, which crashed into a river gorge on Sunday with 72 people onboard, was previously used by the now-defunct Kingfisher Airlines owned by liquor baron Vijay Mallya, according to Cirium Fleets data.
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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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IndiGo Passenger Finds Cockroaches Inside Food Section, Airline Responds
In response, IndiGo took swift action, cleaning and disinfecting their entire fleet to ensure passenger safety.
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New Air India Logo, Aircraft Livery Unveiled. These Are The Changes
Air India on Thursday unveiled a new brand identity and new aircraft livery as the airline plans to transform its fleet with a historic purchase of 470 new aircraft.
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P&W Engines Issue To Have Minimal Impact On IndiGo Fleet: Aviation Body
DGCA today said material anomalies detected in certain Pratt & Whitney engines will have a "minimal" impact on IndiGo fleet as only two operational engines of the airline will be required to be removed for inspection.
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Akasa Air Eligible For International Routes, Operates 900 Flights Every Week
Akasa Air has flown 4.3 million passengers with over 900 flights per week, besides becoming eligible to fly internationally with a fleet of 20 aircraft in its first year of commercial operations, which it completed on Monday, the airline said.
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Akasa Air Adds 20th Aircraft To Fleet, Now Eligible For International Ops
Akasa Air today said it has added the 20th aircraft to its fleet that also makes the airline eligible to start international operations.
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"Go First Will Be Made 'Unviable' If....": 10 Points On Airline's Crisis
Budget airline Go First will stop flights on Wednesday and Thursday due to a severe funds shortage. Only half of the airline's fleet is operational due to a shortage of spare engines.
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Broke Go First Stops Flights, Blames US Engine-Maker For Troubles
Go First airline will stop flights from Wednesday to Friday due to a severe funds shortage. Only 50 per cent of the airline's fleet is operational as it is not getting spare engines from US firm Pratt & Whitney (P&W), the carrier said in a statement.
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Air India To Hire Over 1,000 Pilots In Mega Drive After 470 Aircraft Order
Air India will hire more than 1,000 pilots, including captains and trainers, as the Tata Group-owned airline expands its fleet and network.
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Akasa Air To Hire Nearly 1,000 People By March 2024, Says CEO
Akasa Air plans to hire nearly 1,000 people and take the total staff strength to more than 3,000 by the end of March 2024 as the airline continues to expand its fleet as well as routes, according to its chief Vinay Dube.
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IndiGo Plans To Have 350 Aircraft In Its Fleet Next Fiscal
IndiGo is expecting to fly 100-million passengers and is planning to have 350 aircraft in its fleet in the next fiscal, according to a presentation by the airline at the analysts/investors meet on Thursday.
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Akasa Air To Order Fleet Of Aircraft In "3-Digits" By Year End, Says CEO
Akasa Air is going to place an order for a fleet of aircraft which will be in three digits by the year-end, the company said today.
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Fleet Expansion A Necessity For Other Carriers Too: Former Air India Chief
Recalling his days at the helm of Air India, Mr Thulasidas said that back in 2003, the airline had an "extremely small fleet of aircraft and most of them were old aircraft and prone to frequent breakdowns".
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Vistara To Have 70 Planes In Fleet By Mid-2024: Airline Chief
Vistara: The airline, a joint venture between Tata Sons and Singapore Airlines, reported an operating profit for the first time since inception in the three months ended December 2022.
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Crashed Nepal Plane Was Earlier Owned By Now-Defunct Kingfisher Airlines
The Nepalese passenger plane, which crashed into a river gorge on Sunday with 72 people onboard, was previously used by the now-defunct Kingfisher Airlines owned by liquor baron Vijay Mallya, according to Cirium Fleets data.
