Kingfisher Passengers

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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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  Stop Vijay Mallya At Airport, No, Don't: CBI Tries To Explain Confusion

  Vijay Mallya's departure from India - reportedly as a first-class passenger to London- at a time when banks are desperately trying to recover nearly a billion dollars owed by his Kingfisher Airlines, has created a political uproar.

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  Vijay Mallya in Talks With Banks to Clear Kingfisher Dues

  The debt-ridden airline was grounded on October 1, 2012 when it cancelled all 50 flights after a section of employees went on a flash strike, leaving thousands of passengers stranded. It lost operator's licence on October 20, 2012.

• FIR against Mallya, Kingfisher for non-payment of airport fees

  An FIR has been filed against liquor baron Vijay Mallya and his cash-strapped Kingfisher Airlines on a criminal complaint by Bengaluru International Airport Limited (BIAL) for non-payment of user development fees and passenger service fees to it.

• Passenger safety cannot be compromised: Ajit Singh on Kingfisher crisis

  Aviation Minister Ajit Singh talks exclusively to NDTV about the crisis-hit Kingfisher Airlines.

• Despite strike, Air India passenger traffic grows

  Air India has carried three per cent more passengers between June 1 and June 20 from a year ago and would resume flights to Hong Kong this week.

• Low-cost airlines? Good luck finding one!

  As problems continue to affect Air India and Kingfisher operations, other airlines have doubled their prices causing passengers to rethink their travel plans

• Air India strike: Ensure air fares don't rise, PM tells Ajit Singh

  It seems like another harrowing day for those travelling by Air India. At least 12 flights, many of them international have been cancelled with passengers saying once again they had no idea about the cancellations. Air India says it's leasing planes to compensate, and entitling affected passengers to hotel accommodation.

• Kingfisher Airlines could lose licence, warns aviation minister

  The minister said that Kingfisher had not adhered to any of the plans it has presented in the past tw0-three months, and that no airline would be allowed to fly if passenger safety is compromised.

• Kingfisher pilots report sick in protest, many flights cancelled

  Kingfisher passengers faced a fresh hell today as at least 40 flights were cancelled. The crisis was created by pilots who called in sick to highlight that their salaries have not been paid for several months. Eleven flights were cancelled out of Mumbai alone.

• Kingfisher suspended from two more IATA platforms

  Kingfisher Airlines was on Friday suspended for non-payment of dues from two more IATA platforms that would affect its passenger and cargo bookings through agents

• Kingfisher Airlines: Ten latest developments

  Kingfisher Airlines witnessed key operations affected due to non-availability of funds on Wednesday. Cancelled flights, irate passengers and late night negotiations to resume fuel supply followed actions by IATA Clearing House and tax authorities earlier in the day. Here are latest developments:

• Kingfisher passengers left stranded after oil firms stop fuel supply

  There are reports that oil companies have stopped fuel supply to the carrier over its non-payment of dues.

• Blog: A Kingfisher passenger on her journey

  Nilanjana Bhaduri Jha flew Kingfisher between Delhi and Mumbai twice in the last two days. Here is her story

• Lenders say no consensus on Kingfisher restructuring

  While the cash-strapped Kingfisher Airlines continues to cancel flights everyday - 20 were cancelled Wednesday, lending banks have made clear that they have not agreed to extend further loans to the carrier. The government has already said repeatedly that it will not bailout Kingfisher Airlines, which has cancelled many flights all this week leavin...