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Air India starts testing of all pilots for psychoactive substances after Phuket-Delhi flight incident

New Delhi, Aug. 13 -- Air India started testing all its pilots and copilots for psychoactive substances on Thursday-the first such group-wide exercise since the Tata Group took control of the airline ... Read More


GMR Airports to raise Rs.6,500 crore for refinancing, expansion

New Delhi, Aug. 10 -- GMR Airports Ltd, India's largest private airport operator by passenger volume and market share, is planning to raise Rs.6,500 crore to strengthen its balance sheet and fund its ... Read More


Air India revival may take a decade: Chandra

India, July 28 -- Tata Sons has reset expectations for Air India's revival, with chairman N. Chandrasekaran telling shareholders that building a global airline is a five- to 10-year effort rather than... Read More


Air India revival may take a decade: Chandra

India, July 28 -- Tata Sons has reset expectations for Air India's revival, with chairman N. Chandrasekaran telling shareholders that building a global airline is a five- to 10-year effort rather than... Read More


Tata Sons' Chandrasekaran says Air India turnaround could take a decade amid deepening losses

New Delhi, July 27 -- Tata Sons has reset expectations for Air India's revival, with chairman N. Chandrasekaran telling shareholders that building a global airline is a five- to 10-year effort rather ... Read More


Air India loses altitude, IndiGo soars on capacity addition

New Delhi, July 22 -- Air India's loss is IndiGo's gain. While the Tata group carrier lost domestic market share amid months of operational disruptions and capacity cuts, IndiGo's share climbed to a ... Read More


Safety vs biz concerns split India's pilots as Gulf tensions rage again

New Delhi, July 21 -- As renewed US-Iran hostilities raise concerns over the safety of civilian aircraft operating in West Asia, a section of India's commercial pilots wants flights to Dubai, Abu Dhab... Read More


Air India to restore most flights from September after months of disruption

New Delhi, July 17 -- Air India will begin restoring most of the domestic and international capacity it cut since April from September, as geopolitical tensions ease, jet fuel prices stabilise and mor... Read More


Aera's plan to link airport fees to project completion meets industry resistance

New Delhi, July 16 -- India's biggest private-sector airport operators are pushing back against a regulatory proposal that would delay when they can start charging passengers for new terminals and run... Read More


Mint Explainer | How Aera wants to change airport user charges

New Delhi, July 14 -- Airports recover the costs of building new infrastructure, such as terminals and runways, from passengers and airlines even before the development is operational. India's airport... Read More