Morning Digest | SC asks govt whether promises of ‘irrational’ poll freebies can be curbed; Record bids on spectrum auction Day 1, and more A select list of stories to read before you start your day The Hindu · Jul 27, 2022
Air India Express renews its IOSA registration NEW DELHI: Tata Group budget carrier Air India Express says it has renewed its registration under the IATA Operational Safety Audit (IOSA) programme following an audit carried out by IATA. The Times of India · Jul 26, 2022
DGCA grounds Air India plane, two pilots Air India flight from Dubai to Kochi saw drop in pressurisation levels The Hindu · Jul 21, 2022
Air India Dubai-Kochi flight suffers cabin pressurisation loss; masks deployed, plane diverted safely to Mumbai NEW DELHI: An Air India Boeing 787 winging its way from Dubai to Kochi on Thursday with almost 250 people on board experienced cabin pressurisation loss, that led to deployment of masks on the Dreamliner. The Times of India · Jul 21, 2022
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Explained | Ripudaman Singh Malik and the 1985 Air India Kanishka bombing case Here’s how one of the deadliest attacks in the history of aviation left over 300 people dead The Hindu · Jul 19, 2022
Just one player offers air connectivity within Kerala E.P. Jayarajan will have a tough time sticking to his resolve on not using IndiGo anymore as it is the only airline to connect three airports in State The Hindu · Jul 18, 2022
Heathrow restrictions hit Virgin’s India-London flight, more could follow Virgin Atlantic cancelled its Delhi-London flight on Thursday and other carriers could also pull out India-London flights The Hindu · Jul 15, 2022
Canadian police confirm 'high profile' killing of Sikh businessman Malik Canadian police confirmed on Friday that a man shot dead in British Columbia on Thursday was Ripudaman Singh Malik, a Sikh businessman acquitted in connection with the 1985 Air India bombing that killed 329 people. Reuters · Jul 15, 2022
Man acquitted in Air India bombings shot to death in Canada The family of a man acquitted in a terrorist bombing that killed 329 people aboard an Air India flight in 1985 says he was person slain in Canada in what authorities describe as a possible targeted shooting The Independent UK · Jul 15, 2022
Malik, acquitted in deadly 1985 Air India bombing, killed in Canada -media A man was shot dead in British Columbia on Thursday who local media reports said was Ripudaman Singh Malik, a Canadian Sikh businessman acquitted in connection with the 1985 Air India bombing that killed 329 people. Reuters · Jul 14, 2022
Man acquitted of bombing 1985 Air India plane shot dead in Canada Ripudaman Singh Malik, 70, was accused of being a part of the worst terror attack in Canadian history in which 329 people died The Guardian - US · Jul 14, 2022
Heathrow chaos affects India flights too; Virgin Atlantic cancels a Delhi service today NEW DELHI: Passengers booked on flights between India and London Heathrow (LHR) this summer face an uncertainty over their travel plans. With Heathrow restricting capacity to a lakh passengers daily due to severe constraints, the India flights — operated by Air India (AI), Vistara, British Airways (BA) and Virgin Atlantic… The Times of India · Jul 14, 2022
Air India offers to re-hire pilots post retirement for 5 years MUMBAI: Tata Group-owned Air India has offered to re-hire pilots post their retirement for a five-year period as the airline looks for stability in operations amid talk of acquiring 300 single-aisle planes, according to internal communication. The Times of India · Jun 23, 2022
The Hindu · Jun 22, 2022 ‘Air India’s future under Tatas positive, but not without challenges’ New CEO’s Singapore experience will help turn around airline, says IATA’s Willie Walsh
The Times of India · Jun 20, 2022 Next MD & CEO: Campbell Wilson visits Air India office; to join after completion of formalities NEW DELHI: Air India will finally be run by an aviation veteran with a proven track record. Campbell Wilson, a veteran from Tata’s trusted airline partner Singapore Airlines and Air India MD CEO-designate, reached Air India HQ in Delhi on Monday — just days after his last day at SIA…
The Hindu · Jun 19, 2022 Air India reorganising itself under Tatas; won’t comment on A350 aircraft order: Airbus CCO It was reported last week that the Tata Group-owned Air India has decided to procure its maiden batch of wide-bodied A350 aircraft from Airbus
The Times of India · Jun 17, 2022 Air India uploaded provisions of denied boarding, flight delays in its Citizen Charter: DGCA NEW DELHI: The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) says Air India has uploaded the “provisions of denied boarding, flight delays (and others)” in its Citizen Charter.
The Hindu · Jun 14, 2022 Competition Commission of India approves proposed acquisition of AirAsia India by Air India AirAsia India is a joint venture between Tata Sons Pvt. Ltd. and Air Asia Investment Limited, with TSPL presently holding 83.67% and AAIL owning a 16.33% stake
The Times of India · Jun 14, 2022 Tata airlines' consolidation begins: CCI approves Air India acquiring entire stake in AirAsia India NEW DELHI: Paving way for consolidation among the four Tata Group airlines, the Competition Commission of India (CCI) approved acquisition of entire shareholding in Air Asia India by Air India.
The Hindu · Jun 14, 2022 Air India fined Rs 10 lakh by DGCA for denying boarding to passengers with valid tickets The DGCA had last month said that the airlines are indulging in "unfair practice" of denying boarding to passengers even when they report for their flights at the airport on time
The Hindu · Jun 4, 2022 Centre yet to pay airlines for Operation Ganga evacuation flights There was no discussion with airlines on billing criteria when they were roped in
The Times of India · Jun 3, 2022 Singapore Competition Commission expresses concern at Tatas acquiring Air India NEW DELHI: The Competition and Consumer Commission of Singapore (CCCS) has expressed concerns over Tatas acquiring Air India as three related entities now have a major presence on “overlapping passenger routes” — Delhi-Singapore and Mumbai-Singapore — apart from “overlapping cargo routes” between India and the city state.