SpiceJet Reaches Agreement with Genesis on $16 Million Dispute, Share Prices Surge

SpiceJet

The biggest news for SpiceJet comes in the form of a settlement agreement between the airlines and aircraft lessor Genesis over an existing dispute amounting to $16 million. The agreement is a huge step towards getting the airline back into financial stability and places it on the road to long-term growth. Post resolution, shares of SpiceJet were seen shooting up …

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Air India Secures 34 Trainer Aircraft for South Asia’s Largest Flying School Expansion

Indian Airlines

Air India has made a massive foray to strengthen India’s aviation infrastructure in the wake of purchasing 34 trainer aircraft. In addition, it has ordered 31 single-engine aircraft from Piper Aircraft (USA) and 3 twin-engine aircraft from Diamond Aircraft (Austria) for its future Flying Training Organization (FTO) in Amravati, Maharashtra. This FTO will be the largest flying school of South …

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BLR Airport Lounges: Design Win and Hospitality Excellence

Bangalore Airport

Kempegowda International Airport, or BLR Airport, has recently got wide accolades for some of its great lounges in its Terminal 2, referred to as T2. Over the years, innovation in design, fantastic hospitality, and great customer service have been their hallmark. In 2024, the airport’s 080 lounges bagged some of the finest awards in the history of aviation. The 080 …

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Air India to Revamp International Network and Optimise Flights to Paris and Frankfurt

Indian Airlines

Air India will remodel international networks as part of five-year transformation, for revamping passenger experience and better execution of the flight. This fleet includes aircraft, such as A320 neo with the addition of retrofit, and other major upgrades that optimize its services to most international destinations like Paris, Frankfurt, and Bangkok, for a better experience with comfort and convenience for …

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DGCA Issues Second Show-Cause Notice to Akasa Air in December: What It Means for the Airline

Akasa Air

DGCA has served a second show-cause notice to Akasa Air this December. Serious concerns have been raised regarding the airline’s non-compliance with operational norms. This one brings to the forefront the fact that the airlines operating in India do not follow the regulation of some of the most critical aspects of operations. Background of the Show-Cause Notice Akasa Air was …

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