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04/11/2023

Cash-strapped Alliance Air’s flights disrupted as nearly 100 pilots report sick

Flights of the only state-owned fixed wing aircraft airline — Alliance Air (AA) — were disrupted on Monday with a large number of pilots reporting sick. The cash-strapped regional airline, which is going to be sold off soon, has been facing pilot discontent as they allege not being paid as per agreement.
Almost 100 pilots, representing over 80% of Alliance AI’s total pilot strength, have reported sick. Over 60% departures have been cancelled," said sources. The airline did not say how many pilots reported sick Monday.An AA spokesperson admitted the airline on Monday witnessed "certain disruption of flights due to operational reasons. The unforeseen disruption in logistic chain is directly impacting timely availability of spares restricting the airline to fly aircraft due to safety reasons combined with a section of dissatisfied pilots who en masse reported sick without giving any prior intimation… resulted in cancellation of flight operation on 24 routes."

04/03/2023

Vistara operates its first Boeing B787 long-haul flight on SAF

Vistara became India’s first carrier to operate a wide-body aircraft using sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) on a long-haul route. Vistara is a joint venture between Tata group and Singapore Airlines.

The flight was between Charleston International Airport, South Carolina to Indira Gandhi International Airport, Delhi, and was operated in partnership with The Boeing Company and GE Aerospace, on Vistara’s newest GEnx-powered Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner aircraft, the fourth in its fleet, it said on Thursday in a release.The International Civil Aviation Organization’s (ICAO) responsibilities under the CORSIA, or Carbon Offsetting and Reduction Scheme for International Aviation, a carbon offset and reduction programme, will also require the Indian aviation industry to implement SAF.

Except for airlines from the least developed countries, small island developing countries, and landlocked countries, as well as those whose combined carbon dioxide emissions per revenue tonne-kilometre are less than 0.5% of the total global contribution, the offsetting requirement for the majority of aircraft operators, including Indian airlines for international operations, will become mandatory from 2027 on.

04/03/2023

SpiceJet hives off cargo & logistics business into separate entity from April 1

SpiceJet Ltd on Monday said it has hived off its cargo and logistics business SpiceXpress into a separate entity -- SpiceXpress and Logistics Pvt Ltd, from April 1.

The move results in a one-time gain of Rs 2,555.77 crore for SpiceJet, substantially reducing its negative net worth, the company said.
It also paves the way for SpiceXpress to raise funds independently, SpiceJet said.

The decision to hive off SpiceXpress is in sync with the company's long-term business plan and will unlock signif**ant valuation of the logistic business, SpiceJet Ltd Chairman Ajay Singh said.

12/06/2022

IndiGo new domestic flights: IndiGo started new special flights between these cities, know cities details

IndiGo Domestic Flights: IndiGo , which has a large share in the domestic market, has given great news to its passengers. The company has started direct flights in many routes in the month of November. On Tuesday, the company announced that it is going to start new flights to connect the two cities. Tickets for these flights will be kept very economical. In order to increase domestic connectivity in the country, Indigo has decided to run direct flights between Indore-Chandigarh. The company has decided to provide various facilities to the passengers while starting the flights on these new routes. Civil Aviation Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia, many more officials were present at the time of the start of this new flight. Let us tell you that since the operation of the flight on these new routes, IndiGo Flights has said that people traveling in connection with business will get special convenience due to the operation of new flights on this route . That business class people will get more comfort than common people. Along with this, IndiGo said that along with convenience, passengers will also get the benefit of affordable tickets.

12/06/2022

Ex-Twitter MD Parminder Singh forgets to pay for cab at Delhi airport; driver's response wins netizens heart

Former Twitter-Asia Managing Director (MD), Parminder Singh, has revealed that a “soft-spoken” cab driver refused to take payment after Singh “walked off” without paying him at the airport. The soft-spoken cab driver dropped us at Delhi airport. We walked off without paying. Desperately called to ask how to pay & he replied, 'Koi baat nahi, phir kabhi aa jayenge'. Won't even tell the amount." Singh also mentioned that the driver "knew we don't live here", as he lives in Singapore. He also urged his followers to take his services: "I don't have his permission so not sharing his details here, but please DM if you're looking for a decent cab guy in NCR." Several users expressed their thoughts and experiences on Singh's post.

11/27/2022

BCAS withdraws accreditation of Jet Airways' aviation security training facilities

Aviation security agency BCAS has withdrawn the accreditation given to Jet Airways' aviation security training facilities amid continuing uncertainty over the recommencement of the airline's operations, according to sources.

Jalan Kalrock consortium has emerged as the winning bidder for the bankrupt airline through an insolvency resolution process.spokesperson for the Jalan Kalrock Consortium on Tuesday claimed that the accreditation was surrendered voluntarily.

On November 18, the Bureau of Civil Aviation Security (BCAS) informed the airline about the withdrawal of the accreditation, the sources said.

"The competent authority has revoked the accreditation granted to both the Aviation Security Training Institutes (ASTIs) of Jet Airways at Gurugram and Mumbai. The airline may apply afresh for approval of its ASTIs as and when it is ready for inspection," BCAS said in a communication.

11/27/2022

New airport terminals: Chennai 0 - Bengaluru 1

International passengers will be able to fly out of a swanky new terminal at Chennai airport next month with the Airports Authority of India (AAI) planning to commission one part of the integrated terminal to boost its passenger handling capacity. Around the same time, Bengaluru airport will also open its new terminal for passengers.That is where the similarity between the two airports ends. Though the two major airports in the south will add terminals at the same time, Chennai airport has miles to go because the facility at Bengaluru will be far superior in terms of passenger handling capacity.The capacity of Bengaluru airport will shoot up to 60 million passengers per year when the new building is thrown open. In contrast, the same metric for Chennai will be approximately 30 million passengers per year.
Another five million passengers will be added after around three years when the existing old international arrival building is demolished and rebuilt. That’s about it. Chennai airport cannot grow any further at its current location in Meenambakkam because of space constraints, while Bengaluru will add another 20 million passengers when it starts construction of another new terminal in July 2023.

11/22/2022

Chennai airport’s new integrated terminal building to be commissioned by December

Phase I of Chennai International Airport’s new integrated terminal building (NITB) is scheduled to be commissioned by the end of this year, said the airport authorities.

Union Minister of State for Civil Aviation V K Singh, alongside other senior officials, Sunday inspected the modernisation of works at the airport . Inspected the ongoing Phase II of the modernisation works at Chennai Airport today. This will certainly result in better services for flyers. Impressed by the New Integrated Terminal Building (NITB-T2). I am confident that the good work will continue,” V K Singh tweeted on Sunday. According to the airport authorities, the Union minister visited the departure and arrival zones of the new terminal building, which is a mega project of the Airport Authority of India (AAI) at an estimated cost of Rs 2,467 crore.

A comprehensive presentation encapsulating the airport and ongoing works was given to the Union Minister by the Chennai airport director Sharad Kumar and his team. The integrated terminal project includes the integration of the airside corridor for seamless flow, augmentation of airside/city side infrastructure and multi-level car park.

11/22/2022

Delhi Airport wins South Asia's best airport title for 2022, these 8 Indian airports in top 10

The Indira Gandhi International Airport (IGI) or the Delhi airport has been chosen as the best airport in South Asia and India for the year 2022 in the Skytrax World Airport Awards. Meanwhile, the Bangalore, Mumbai, and Hyderabad airports have secured second, third, and fourth positions, respectively.As many as eight out of the top 10 airports in South Asia are Indian Airports. These include Chennai, Kolkata, Cochin, and Ahmedabad airports along with the airports in the above-mentioned cities.The Delhi airport also tops the chart in being the cleanest airport in South Asia and India this year and is followed by Mumbai, Bangalore, Hyderabad, and Ahmedabad airports.In the World’s top 100 airports category, the Delhi airport is ranked 37 while the Bengaluru airport is ranked 60, closely followed by Hyderabad at 63 and Mumbai at 65. Hamad International airport has been chosen as the best airport in the world for 2022.
The Delhi airport has three terminals with T1 and T2 handling the low-cost carriers and domestic flights and Terminal 3 or T3 which ich was opened in 2010 and is one of the biggest terminals in the world, being able to handle up to 40 million passengers per year. All International flights and some domestic flights as well are operated from T3.

11/21/2022

World`s largest plane: Whale-shaped Airbus Beluga lands at Kolkata airport

There are different types of aircraft in the world that catch the attention of the spectators due to their large size and shape, but a plane recently landed in Kolkata on Sunday which amused the spectators as they witnessed a ‘whale-shaped’ plane. People gathered in mass numbers to witness the landing of one of the world's largest planes, the whale-shaped Airbus Beluga at Kolkata airport on November 20. The super transporter Airbus Beluga landed at Kolkata airport on Sunday. This aircraft has not only become the center of attraction amongst air travelers due to its large size, but its design is also very unique. Officials stated that the whale-like aircraft had landed at Kolkata airport at around 12:30 pm.The whale-shaped Airbus Beluga instantly became an exhibit for the people flying in and out of the city for its sheer size. The whale-shaped plane, which is used to transport outsized cargo, arrived at the Kolkata airport from Ahmedabad around 12.30 am for refuelling and crew rest.

11/21/2022

Air India plane hit by glitch before take-off

An Air India plane preparing to take off on November 20 was hit by a glitch sparking engineering checks on the Mumbai-Calicut flight, ANI reported.

The Air India 581 flight was then cleared for take-off following the probe, a spokesperson said.The aircraft was on the runway for take-off and had reached a speed of about 20 kts when the pilots rejected the take-off, according to reports.

There were 114 passengers on board and they were served breakfast after the flight returned to the bay.

The flight finally took off for its destination Calicut at 9.50 am, as per the airline.

11/16/2022

Baby delivered at Delhi airport, IGI welcomes ‘youngest passenger ever

New Delhi's Indira Gandhi International Airport welcomed their youngest passenger ever after a woman on Tuesday gave birth to a baby at the Terminal 3 Medical facility.
The youngest passenger was warmly welcomed by the airport and the Medanta facility at the airport complex.

The IGI authorities posted a photo of the newborn baby on its official Twitter handle. It captioned the post as 'welcoming the youngest passenger ever.Welcoming the youngest passenger ever! Celebrating the arrival of the First Baby at Terminal 3, Medanta Facility. Mother and child, both are doing well," IGI tweeted. Medanta led doctors Dr PK Verma, Dr Praveen Singh and Dr Amit Upadhyay assisted the mother through labour using just an emergency birthing kit.

Sharing the baby girl's photo on their official account, they wrote, “Kudos to our team of doctors for safely delivering a healthy baby at Medanta Mediclinic at Delhi Airport’s Terminal 3. This is the first time that a child has been delivered at the Indira Gandhi International Airport!…"

11/16/2022

SpiceJet’s Q2 was turbulent but outlook likely better

The September quarter results of budget airline SpiceJet Ltd. did not move the needle on the stock, given the weak performance. So far in calendar year 2022, shares of the airline have declined 43%. Q2 earnings took a hit primarily because of high aviation turbine fuel (ATF) prices and a weak rupee. In fact, average ATF prices were up by as much as 87% year-on-year (y-o-y) in the last quarter.
An 11% y-o-y increase in yield driven by a rebound in travel, though, offered some cushion. Yield is a measure of pricing. As such, the company reported Ebitdar (earnings before interest, tax, depreciation, amortization and rent) loss of ₹387.9 crore in Q2. In Q1, the loss was at ₹266.2 crore. Adding to the woes was the company’s weak balance sheet.

However, it is worth noting that SpiceJet’s passenger load factor at 85% was ahead of IndiGo’s 79%. The latter is India’s largest domestic airline by market share. The outlook offers some comfort as Q3 is a seasonally strong quarter. As analysts at ICICI Securities point out, the average number of daily fliers in November to-date stands at about 385,000 versus 368,000 for the month of October.

“We anticipate (SpiceJet’s) yields to improve, given the festive demand, in conjunction with better operating profitability as restructuring benefits kick in from Q3FY23," said analysts at Nuvama Research in a report on 15 November.

“The addition of the 737-8 MAX aircrafts will likely help buttress growth – higher capacity (220 seats versus 180 in 737 NG) along with greater fuel efficiency (about 20% more efficient) – will help boost SpiceJet’s competitiveness.

11/11/2022

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11/05/2022

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11/01/2022

Passenger receives handwritten note from IndiGo pilot after requesting cricket match’s score, airline reacts

People asking others for cricket scores while travelling is an entirely common sight. What, however, is not so common is someone doing so while travelling in a plane. Turns out, cricket fan Vikram Garga did just that during the match between India and South Africa in the ongoing ICC T20 World Cup 2022. And now, his tweet about the response he received from the pilot is creating a buzz.India lost today but ⁦⁩ won my heart. Pilot sent a note mid air when requested for score update. ” Garga tweeted along with a picture of the note. The image shows the score of the match written on an IndiGo napkin .

11/01/2022

Airbus to deliver 1 aircraft to India every week for the next 10 years

Highlighting the huge business potential of India, Christian Scherer, Airbus Chief Commercial Officer (CCO) on Sunday said that they are reimagining the way to do business in India.Airbus to deliver 1 aircraft to India every week for the next 10 years.

On the sidelines of the foundation stone laying ceremony of the C-295 transport aircraft manufacturing facility in Gujarat’s Vadodara, he said, ” C-295 aircraft is a direct product of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visionary ‘Make in India’ policy, a policy that has encouraged my company, Airbus, to reimagine the way we do business in India… On average, we will deliver to India over 1 aircraft every week for the next 10 years.”

Airbus shares a long-standing relationship of collaboration and symbiotic growth with India. For more than 50 years, technology and know-how from the company have catalyzed the growth of India’s civil aviation sector and supported the modernization of its armed forces.
Airbus will be offering its A330 Multi-Role Tanker Transport (MRTT) aircraft, a proven multiplier, to the Indian Air Force to meet its long-term strategic requirements.

Airbus products were also a part of several important ISRO missions, including the Mars Orbiter Mission (MOM) and the Indian Regional Navigation Satellite System (IRNSS).

Launch services supported by Airbus have orbited more than 20 satellites for ISRO, with these spacecraft lofted from the Guiana Space Centre (CSG) – Europe’s Spaceport in French Guiana, South America

10/01/2022

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09/24/2022

Jet Airways relaunch faces delay as airline fails to end deadlock with engine makers and lenders

Jet Airways, under its new owner the Jalan-Kalrock consortium, faces delay in relaunch which is scheduled for this month, The Economic Times reported on September 19 citing people with knowledge of the matter.

The first deadlock is over proposed leasing contracts between management and engine makers. Jet wants engine makers Pratt & Whitney (P&W) or CFM to bear a larger share of the costs whenever an engine is replaced, according to ET sources.The second deadlock is with Jet’s lenders seeking settlement of dues before the airline buys or leases aircraft.

The lenders wants the new owner to obtain a no-objection certif**ate before leasing or purchasing planes.

The consortium has offered payments of Rs 380 crore in instalments and a 9.5 percent stake in the airline to the lenders.

09/24/2022

Welcome competition from Air India; India big enough to have two mega airlines

India is currently witnessing the creation of two mega airlines, with domestic market leader IndiGo on an expansion spree and Tata Group consolidating its four carriers under Air India. IndiGo’s new CEO Pieter Elbers, who took over barely three weeks back, has hit the ground running and tells TOI inn an exclusive interview how the airline will evolve over the coming months in terms of offering a more comfortable product and a larger network. He welcomes the upcoming changes at the Maharaja, saying the 1.4-billion strong India easily has the capacity to have two big airlines.We have a lot of planes on order at IndiGo. We continue to enhance the product and the difference can be seen in planes that are brand new and the earlier ones. Given toy’s supply chain challenges we will like to hold on to planes and continue using them. For that reason, we remain cautious on giving any timeframe to change seats while our ambition is to have comfortable seats on all our aircraft. Our catering product is very different from what we had six months ago (in terms of onboard menu). We have more variety now. We recently started disembarking from three doors instead of two to allow passengers to get off quickly. The focus on punctuality, safety and courteous service remains steadfast.

09/21/2022

Top AAI officials to review progress of work on new terminal at Chennai airport

A high-level team will inspect the Chennai airport ahead of the inauguration of some important passenger amenities, including a part of the new integrated terminal building and the multilevel car parking.

Airports Authority of India (AAI) chairman Sanjeev Kumar and a team of officials from New Delhi will hold a high-level meeting here on Thursday and Friday.

According to officials of AAI, the inspection of the airside facilities, new integrated terminal building and the multilevel car parking will take place on Thursday and the meeting is scheduled for Friday.There is a lot of interest in Chennai airport and the need to improve it. The inspection is crucial now as the multilevel car parking will be inaugurated by this month-end and the new integrated building by December. The team of officials will see how the work is progressing and how the terminal is shaping up and the facilities coming up in the building,” an official said.

Sources said ways to reduce congestion at the airport and the need to increase the runway capacity for more aircraft movement were likely to be the focus of the discussions.

09/21/2022

Tatas evaluating options to consolidate AirAsia India, Vistara under Air India

Air India, which the group had taken control of in January after winning the bid to acquire the national carrier for ₹18,000 crore in October last year, has set up a team under its Director of Operations, R S Sandhu.The Tata Group has started an exercise to evaluate options to consolidate AirAsia India and Vistara under Air India to bring operational synergies among the three airlines under its umbrella, sources said.Air India, which the group had taken control of in January after winning the bid to acquire the national carrier for ₹18,000 crore in October last year, has set up a team under its Director of Operations, R S Sandhu, sources familiar with the development said.

The team will evaluate synergies in operations between Air India Express and AirAsia India as well as between Air India and Vistara, they said.

09/19/2022

Air India's ground handling, engineering units to be put on sale

The government is planning to invite expressions of interest (EoI) for the erstwhile ground-handling and engineering units of Air India by November as it aims to complete the transaction this fiscal, business daily the Economic Times reported.

The department of investment and public asset management (DIPAM) last week started roadshows to scout for buyers for Air India Airport Services (AIASL) and Air India Engineering Services (AIESL) to scale bidders’ interest. Consultancy firm EY is the transaction adviser for the process, the report said.The roadshows saw participation from Indian companies such as the Bird group and Tata Sons, the holding company of Tata Group which now owns Air India, for the ground handling unit. Major international companies such as Swiss ground handling company Swissport and Turkish firm Celebi Aviation Holding also showed interest.

09/19/2022

Concerns raised over facilities at Chennai airport’s new integrated terminal

Airport and airline staff have raised concerns regarding the new integrated terminal building at Chennai airport, which is likely to be opened by the end of this year.

On September 15 and 16, Airports Authority of India (AAI) chairman Sanjeev Kumar inspected the multi-level car parking and the integrated terminal building and reviewed the work. During the inspection, he saw the facilities in both buildings and gave his feedback to the airport authorities.

Sources in the airport said there are quite a few concerns that have surfaced a few months ahead of the opening of the integrated terminal and expect them to be addressed before the inauguration. The terminal, already ridden with delays, has been built in two phases, and the first phase will be finished by the end of this year after which the international terminal will be moved there.

09/17/2022

Air India’s quest for 30% clearly indicates a merger with Vistara

Thursday afternoon, Air India unveiled its transformation plan named “Vihaan. AI”. The reactions ranged from calling this a rebranding of Air India to wondering how the airline will climb from 8% ish market share to 30% in five years. More often than not, the context becomes clear after the dust settles and that is exactly what I did this morning. Re-reading the press release and re-calculating the numbers.

The airline wants to re-establish itself as best in class in customer service, technology, product, reliability and hospitality. I have serious doubts on the technology part – considering how Vistara’s website and overall systems have been since 2015. However, this article will focus more on the market share part. Over the next 5 years, Air India will strive to increase its market share to at least 30% in the domestic market while signif**antly growing the international routes from the present market share.

In an environment where the load factors do not vary a lot from one airline to another, market share has always been a function of capacity deployment. Air India has already announced a plan to induct five widebody and 25 narrowbody aircraft. The airline is also moving fast to get grounded aircraft back in service, which will further help it with adding capacity.

09/17/2022

Chennai Airport eyes 300 acres to increase handling capacity

Airports Authority of India (AAI) is planning to acquire about 300 acres in chunks to increase the passenger handling capacity of Chennai airport after commissioning the new integrated terminal in December/January.
The decision was made after AAI Chairman Sanjeev Kumar and the board evaluated the new terminal's construction and talked about the need for more airport land so that more facilities such as parking lots and parallel taxiways could be built to boost passenger capacity to 55 million per year.
After the ongoing work including the construction of the new terminal is completed, the passenger handling capacity will be raised from the current 20 million passengers per year to 35 million per year.
While negotiations with state government representatives to obtain land parcels for further work are on, the deadline for establishing the new port was set for December or January.The second airport is being planned. But the existing airport will need to add more facilities so that it can handle passenger traffic till the new airport is ready. The airport will need land to build a parallel taxiway for a second runway on the northern side closer to the Officers Training Academy.
There is also a need to shift the cargo terminal so that the space can be used to create parking space for planes. The entire space near the terminals can then be allocated only for passenger flights," said a senior official of AAI.

09/11/2022

Pilots’ salaries at Akasa Air head skywards

Akasa Air, India’s newest airline, is leading on pay hikes for pilots, marking a reversal of the pandemic-era aviation squeeze that saw salary cuts and job losses globally, said people with knowledge of the matter.This is likely to set off salary increases at other carriers to ensure they have enough pilots as air traffic recovers amid fleet expansion and Gulf carriers embarking on a hiring spree, they said.Akasa raised pilot pay by an average 60% — captains will start at Rs 4.5 lakh a month and first officers at Rs 1.8 lakh — from October. This is against Rs 2.79 lakh and Rs 1.11 lakh, respectively, at present. Depending on experience and hours flown, the pay could be higher. At the maximum limit of 70 hours per month, a captain can earn Rs 8 lakh, about 28% more than Rs 6.25 lakh now, said the people cited above.The carrier needs more pilots for the rapid expansion it has planned, said people with knowledge of the matter. The airline currently has four Boeing 737 Maxs and plans to induct 18 more planes by March 2023. An airline typically needs 12 pilots per aircraft, including reserves.

09/11/2022

Air India Group to shift to Mega Gurugram centre by next March; to start vacating Government-owned premises from this month

The Tata Group will house the Air India Group - AI, AI Express and AirAsia India )that will soon be merged with AI Express) at a mega Gurugram facility by next March. It will start vacating the government-owned premises. The move to consolidate workspaces is aimed as an “integral part of its transformation agenda… to improve collaboration, strengthen the organisation’s culture, upgrade employees’ work environment and facilities, and more easily deploy new technology,” AI said in a statement.Beginning this month, a number of Air India offices presently housed in government owned premises across the country are being vacated. The largest base of staff, located in Delhi’s Airlines House, Safdarjung Complex, GSD Complex and IGI Terminal One, will move to an interim office space in Gurugram, National Central Region (NCR), before ultimately relocating to a campus at the newly-constructed Vatika One-On-One development in early 2023. Besides Air India, the Vatika One-on-One campus is being provisioned to accommodate Air India Express and Air Asia India.AI CEO & MD Campbell Wilson said: “The consolidation of many premises under one roof, and the evolution from a regionalised to centralised structure, is a signif**ant milestone in Air India’s transformation journey. Aside from improving the opportunity for collaboration, upgrading employees’ work environment and enhancing effectiveness both within and across functions, it is a powerful catalyst for cultural transformation. Together with the deployment of new technology and communication platforms, and the co-location of Air India with sister airlines, it is an exciting step forward.

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