Designed to identify and train high‑potential students, the programme prepares market‑ready aircraft maintenance engineers to meet the surging demand of India’s aviation sector. The InterGlobe Group‑promoted School for Aircraft Maintenance Engineering (SAME) has been selected by IndiGo as the official training partner for its pioneering cadet AME programme. This specialised pathway is designed to identify, train, and prepare high‑potential students to become market‑ready aircraft maintenance engineers, addressing the escalating demand in India’s booming aviation sector. IndiGo, India’s largest airline by passenger traffic and fleet size, is operated by InterGlobe Aviation Ltd., a publicly listed company promoted by InterGlobe Enterprises. The...
April 2, 2026April 7, 2026
SAME and IndiGo Launch Cadet AME Programme to Train India’s Next Aviation Engineers
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RAHSTA Roundtable Sets Agenda for Smarter, Safer Highways
April 1, 2026April 1, 2026
IndiGo Revises Fuel Charges as ATF Costs Soar
IndiGo’s fuel charge revision follows a 130% month-on-month surge in air turbine fuel (ATF) prices. IndiGo has announced a revision...
April 1, 2026April 1, 2026
Putting Turbulence Behind IndiGo Appoints Willie Walsh to Drive Future Global Growth
The current IATA head and ex‑British Airways CEO, Walsh, is renowned for pragmatic leadership and transformative restructuring that paved the...
March 16, 2026March 16, 2026
RAHSTA Roundtable Sets Agenda for Smarter, Safer Highways
Held on 12 March 2026 at Courtyard by Marriott, Mumbai, alongside the Infrastructure Today Airport Conclave, the RAHSTA Roundtable brought...
Japan’s JFE Engineering Invests ¥750 Million in Antony Waste; First FDI in India’s Waste-to-Energy Sector
Under the partnership, JFE Engineering India will lead the EPC of two waste-to-energy plants in Andhra Pradesh, each designed to process nearly 1,000 tonnes of municipal solid waste daily. Indian integrated waste management company Antony Waste Handling Cell Ltd has secured investment from Japan-based JFE Engineering Corp for two waste-to-energy plants in Andhra Pradesh. This marks the first Japanese foreign direct investment into India’s waste-to-energy (WTE) sector, as well as the entry of global clean-tech leader JFE Engineering into the Indian market. As part of the partnership, JFE Engineering will invest approximately ¥750 million (₹43.7 billion) to acquire a 25...
RAHSTA Roundtable Sets Agenda for Smarter, Safer Highways
Held on 12 March 2026 at Courtyard by Marriott, Mumbai, alongside the Infrastructure Today Airport Conclave, the RAHSTA Roundtable brought together stakeholders from across the highways and infrastructure ecosystem to shape the agenda for the 16th RAHSTA 2026, scheduled for 8–9 July 2026 at the Jio Convention Centre, Mumbai. The session focused on key industry themes including road construction, technology, safety and long-term sustainability. Opening the discussion, Pratap Padode, Founder, FIRST Construction Council, said the roundtable marked the beginning of a broader consultative process leading up to the July event. The aim, he noted, is to bring together industry stakeholders to refine...
