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  Vistara To Operate Daily Chandigarh-Delhi Flights

  Tata-SIA joint venture Vistara today said it will commence flight services to Chandigarh from next month as part of its summer schedule.

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  Bhaskar Bhat Takes Over as New Vistara Chairman

  Bhaskar Bhat has taken over as the new chairman of Tata-SIA joint venture Vistara, the airline said on Thursday.

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  Vistara Rolls Out Slew of Special Offers

  Tata-SIA joint venture Vistara on Saturday rolled out a slew of special offers to its customers including free return tickets to the winners of a contest and discount on shopping and dining, among others, as it seeks to fill more number of seats in its aircraft during the festival period.

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  Vistara, AirAsia India Unlikely to Get Nod This Year to Operate in Low Visibility: Report

  Tata-SIA joint venture airline Vistara and budget carrier AirAsia India are unlikely to get approval from the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) for CAT-IIIB operations in low visibility during foggy season this year, according to sources.

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  Vistara Allowed 3-Month Exemption From Route Dispersal Norms

  Tata-SIA Airline -- a joint venture between Tatas and Singapore Airlines -- is operating Vistara, which started its flights in January this year.

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  Vistara to Add Goa, Hyderabad Flights by March

  Vistara is scaling up and will operate 164 frequencies per week by March 1, the airline said in a release.

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  Jet Airways Not to Charge for Cancellation Within 24 Hours

  The move comes in the face of increasing competition in the full-service segment, particularly after the national carrier Air India joined the 27-member global airlines club Star Alliance and Tata-SIA joint venture Vistara launched its service recently.

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  Vistara Likely to Take Delivery of 3rd A-320 This Week

  Tata-SIA joint venture airline Vistara, which is all set to take wings from Friday with flights connecting Delhi, Mumbai and Ahmedabad, is expected to take delivery of its third Airbus A-320 aircraft this week.

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  Vistara Confident Government to Soon Abolish Rule for Flying Abroad

  Tata-SIA joint venture airline Vistara on Monday sounded confident that the government would soon scrap the mandatory norms of five years domestic service and 20-aircraft fleet for flying overseas, which will help it serve on the international routes too.

• Vistara's First Aircraft Lands in Delhi, to Undergo Checks

  Tata-SIA joint airline venture Vistaras first Airbus A-320 aircraft, painted with its logo and livery, landed at the IGI Airport here on Wednesday, taking the carrier a step closer to its launch.

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  Vistara Takes Delivery of First Airbus A-320 Aircraft

  Taking a step closer to getting its flying licence, Tata-SIA joint venture Vistara took delivery of its first Airbus A-320 aircraft that landed at the IGI Airport here on Thursday, as the airline planned to go ahead with its operational launch next month.

• Civil Aviation Ministry Issues Series of Instructions to Air India

  The Civil Aviation Ministry has issued a series of instructions to Air India, including redeployment of its "surplus" staff, to tighten its belts to face heightened competition, particularly from the proposed Tata-SIA backed Vistara airline.

• More New Airlines Likely to Fly in Indian Skies in Coming Months

  With the government granting flying licences to four of the six companies which had sought permits for launching scheduled, private or charter air operations, several more new airlines are likely to fly in the Indian skies in the coming months.

• Regulator Overrules Objections for Grant of Air Operator Permit to Tata-SIA

  Clearing the decks for grant of air operator permit (AOP) to Tata-SIA Airlines, the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has overruled all the objections raised by Federation of Indian Airlines (FIA) over the application of the start-up carrier.

• Signs of Revival in Aviation Sector: Economic Survey

  India's civil aviation sector is showing signs of revival in growth after a period of turbulence with emergence of new players such as AirAsia and Tata-SIA Airline, although domestic passenger traffic handled at Indian airports grew by just 5.2 per cent in 2013-14, according to a government document.