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aviation
An Airline of the South Called Air Costa
Shailendra Tyagi
Regional airlines have all been failures in India, but Air Costa hopes to beat the pattern
Jet-Etihad Deal: When Pull Came to Tug
What justifies the Indian Government’s move to raise its regulatory limit on flight seats to Abu Dhabi so radically?
If a Horse Can Fly…
Vijay Mallya still believes Kingfisher Airlines can be revived. Is this just another daydream?
Air-India’s Broken Wings
As calls to privatise India’s ‘national carrier’ reach a crescendo, spare a moment to pay some attention to the not-so-obvious economic implications of such a move
Open Sky Policy: Act IV, Scene 1
So long as taxpayer funded Air India keeps Indian airspace distorted, private carriers will continue to struggle
Air Waves of Another Kind
While full-service airlines are in the red, low-cost carriers are in the black, and want to expand rapidly
Business Briefing 03/04
Fearlessly Flying From Airwaves to Airlines; Google Cut Corners and Perks Last Year
Business Briefing 31/10
The Gas Behind Aircraft Pollution; Gingerly Steps on Deal Street; and The Penny Pinchers
Crash Test Dummies in Indian Skies
Look at the wreckage that is India’s aviation sector today, and a revival plan assumes urgency. Start by freeing Air India of state control
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