Airlines need a proper business model to conform to Indian conditions Budget airline Go First hastily filed for bankruptcy protection earlier this month and suspended its operations for a few days. According to reports, the lessors of the 20 aircraft that Go First leased have also petitioned India’s aviation authority to deregister them, enabling their return. The tumultuous scenes brought back memories of 2019, when India’s largest airline at the time, Jet Airways, went bankrupt. The first significant Indian airline to follow Jet in four years is Go First. The Go First airline requested interim orders from the court to...
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Mumbai airport pushes towards green deployment by introducing 45 EVs
First batch to replace current fleet of fossil fuel-powered vehicles The Mumbai International Airport Ltd (MIAL) announced that it has...
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Mumbai-Ahmedabad Bullet Train project picks ups pace
This is the first-ever Bullet Train project of the Indian Railways
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DLI to offer logistics services at Integrated Logistics Park in Anekal
DLI inaugurates empty yard at multimodal logistics park in Bangalore
DoT to impose fine on infra companies
The Department of Telecommunications (DoT) will impose a fine of Rs 5 lakh each on infrastructure firms if their base transceiver stations (BTS) have not received environmental clearance by 15 November.
Forecast: Credit to continue upward
The Indian banking sector has withstood the global financial turmoil and continued to grow at a healthy pace.
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