Vistara Airlines’ last flight takes off from Odisha for Delhi
The last flight of Vistara Airlines from Odisha took off for Delhi on Monday night. This marked the end of the airline's operations from the state ahead of its merger with Air India.
The last flight of Vistara Airlines from Odisha took off for Delhi on Monday night. This marked the end of the airline's operations from the state ahead of its merger with Air India.
Singapore Airlines is set to make an additional investment of Rs 3,194.5 crore in Tata Group-owned Air India post-merger of Vistara in November.
Anonymous bomb threat calls kept adversely affecting flights of various airlines on different routes on Sunday.
The customs on Wednesday detained two passengers travelling on Turkmenistan Airlines from Turkmenistan to Delhi for carrying gold weighing 538 gm and other undocumented items.
Union Civil Aviation Minister Ram Mohan Naidu Kinjarapu, on Wednesday, expressed concern over the recent mischievous acts of issuing threats to Indian flights and said he is monitoring the situation regularly while law enforcement agencies are pursuing all the cases actively.
All in all, Tata Sons' subsidiary Talace will, among other assets such as human resources, get more 140 aircraft as well as 8 logos. In terms of fleet, Tatas will get Air India's 117 wide-body and narrow body aircraft and Air India Express's 24.
The journalists' advocate groups in Afghanistan say that Kam Air has committed a crime by stealing the identity of journalists and asked the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan to bring to justice the culprits, Khaama Press reported
A division bench of Justices SJ Kathawalla and SP Tavade refused to accept the contentions raised in a petition filed by Air India pilot Deven Kanani, who said the middle seats of all international and domestic flights should be kept vacant to prevent the spread of coronavirus.
The Congress leader pointed out in his letter that Indian fliers had to cancel their air tickets after the announcement of the nationwide lockdown from March 24-25 midnight and were therefore entitled to cash refunds but the airlines were instead handing out vouchers for future travels, which is 'illegal'.
The UK had reported 287,621 cases of infections and has the second-highest death toll in the world at 40,625 according to Johns Hopkins University tracker.
