Airline bosses worried over high oil prices, eurozone crisis
High oil prices and the unresolved European debt crisis hitting the financial bottomline of the global aviation industry would be the major focus of debate at the World Air Transport Summit beginning
Carbon tax and Europe to dominate airline talks
The world's airline bosses meet from Sunday in Beijing, with talks likely to be dominated by a bitterly opposed carbon tax, the European debt crisis and the perennial headache of high oil prices.
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Turbulence ahead for airlines despite oil price drop
Airlines are still in for financial turbulence despite a recent fall in oil prices, with many at risk of posting major losses as the cost of their top input remains historically high.
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High fuel prices threaten airline sector, IATA warns
The airline industry group IATA cut its 2012 profit forecast for the airline sector to $3.0 billion ($2.3 billion) from $3.5 billion on Tuesday as tensions in the Gulf push fuel prices up.
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Cash-strapped aviation sector looks forward to Budget session
The cash-starved airline industry is looking forward to the ensuing budget with great expectations as it desperately wants changes in the FDI policy on aviation and more tax sops to help reduce the
Govt working on a policy package to help ailing airlines
With Air India and Kingfisher going through their worst crises, the government is working on a policy package to help the entire cash-strapped industry come out of the financial rut, official sources
Aviation industry warns of trade war over EU carbon tax
World aviation bosses warned Monday of a potential trade war over a carbon tax imposed by the European Union on the airline industry to reduce emissions and curb climate change.
In a conference on th
RIL in talks with airlines for fuel supply
Reliance Industries is in talks with India's major airlines to provide jet fuel infrastructure and transport services, the company said on Wednesday, a day after a government panel approved direct fue
Allow foreign airlines to invest 49% in domestic carriers: CII
Industry body CII on Sunday suggested that the government liberalise the FDI policy to allow foreign airlines to invest up to 49 per cent in cash-starved domestic air-carriers.
"A liberal FDI regime
Aviation Ministry agrees for 26 pc FDI in private airlines
The Civil Aviation Ministry has agreed to the proposal of allowing foreign carriers to buy 26 per cent stake in private airlines, sources said.
Earlier the Aviation Ministry had proposed to fix