Ask The Expert: Why is Spicejet in a Hand-to-Mouth Situation?
The financial health of SpiceJet does not present a rosy picture. The company is facing a liquidity crunch.
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Category: Aviation
News from India’s civil aviation sector
Ancillary Services Rescue Airlines
Ancillary Services. Airlines all over the world are on their way to rake in nearly $110 billion in revenue this year from the sale of so-called “ancillary services”.
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AAI’s Unused Airfields Yet to be Put on Use
The government now has a challenging task in hand. It has to justify its decision of opening up more pilot schools like this since the UDAN scheme flopped miserably earlier
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Broken aviation complaints system favours the interests of airlines over passengers: Which?
a major overhaul of aviation complaints is needed. All airlines should be made to sign up to a single dispute resolution service that makes binding decisions within a reasonable timeframe.
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Virgin Atlantic Could Not Grow In India Due to Jet Airways Collapse
The grounding of Jet Airways (India) Limited, which had a code share partnership with Virgin Atlantic, changed the India growth plans of the British airline,
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Thomas Cook Collapsed, Other European Airlines on Brink
Today in aviation sector, there is very little left for cheer. Larger European carriers are not immune from the threat of collapse. Regional operator Flybe’s sale to a Virgin Atlantic-led consortium just managed to avoid its closure.
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