Indian Aviation News Archive
21 Jun 2018
Landing in Patna Airport is a Danger
Two planes of SpiceJet and Indigo suffered bird hits during landing at Patna’s Jai Prakash Narayan International Airport last Saturday, and both had to cancel their onwards journey. The incident, though, is nothing out of the ordinary for the Patna airport. There are several factors that contribute to make the airport one of the most
21 Jun 2018
Government opts to go slow on Air India sell-off
With no suitors for Air India, the government is likely to go slow on a strategic sale of the national carrier till oil prices soften, and will instead focus on improving its operating efficiency. At a meeting of the group of ministers with Union minister Arun Jaitley on Monday, the view was that the elevated prices of crude
20 Jun 2018
Blue Dart to Open an Aviation Hub in Chennai
Blue Dart, a leading logistics services provider and a subsidiary of Deutsche Post DHL Group has successfully launched an aviation hub in Chennai. It will also act as a headquarters of Blue Dart Aviation. Blue Dart Aviation is the only dedicated commercial cargo airline operating in the parts of India. They have dedicated fleet of six
18 Jun 2018
Ethiopian Airlines to Expand Operations in India
Ethiopian Airlines is now leads in the race of profitable airline in Africa. this make’s them pioneer in African aviation industry.The carrier has been spearheading aviation technology in the continent for decades, since the first jet service in Africa in 1962. Ethiopian airlines now contains one of the youngest and most modern civil aeronautics fleets in the
18 Jun 2018
Rules Changed by AirAsia : Aviation News
New Delhi: Soon after it was revealed that AirAsia India had tried to mend rules to get a relaxation on the 5/20 rule – followed by Indian airlines to operate international flights – the CBI has stepped in to investigate the matter and examine documents related to international licence rule relaxation to airlines by the
15 Jun 2018
Speed Of Printing 3D Metal Parts Improving
3D printing of polymer parts for aircraft interiors is quite old. But metal is not naturally a convenient liquid, and metal aircraft parts tend to be safety-critical, so printing metal parts has taken longer to advance. Nevertheless, the pace of metal printing is picking up. It started with an OEM of engines, where weight and
13 Jun 2018
Airport ranking in terms of size
Juancho E Yrausquin Airports Dutch-owned Caribbean island Saba is home to Juancho E. Yrausquin Airports which boasts the world’s shortest commercial runway. At only 400 metres, just a quarter of a mile, the runway is only slightly longer than the average aircraft carrier and jet aircraft are banned from using the runway through fear of
11 Jun 2018
Air Asia
Air Asia PMLA Case Air Asia : Broadening its test into the Air Asia illegal tax avoidance case. The Enforcement Directorate (ED) has gathered records from the Commerce and Industry Ministry identified with FDI clearances given to the airline. A senior authority ultimately said that a group of ED examiners got various document a week ago. From
09 Jun 2018
Air India Seeks Loan To Meet Expenses, May Salaries To Be Paid Soon. 5 Developments
Air India Seeks Loan To Meet Expenses National bearer Air India, workers may need to hold up till one week from now to get their May compensations. An interior notice dated June 6 sent to workers said pay rates for May were postponed and the installment is probably going to be made on June 15.
08 Jun 2018
Air India seeks ‘urgent’ loan of Rs 1000 cr to pay employees’ salaries
State-run Air India, which has neglected to pay rates to its more than 11,000 representatives on schedule for the third month in succession, has looked for recommendations for here and now advances worth Rs 1,000 crore to meet “pressing” working capital necessities. The Rs 1,000 crore credit will be attracted June in at least
