Spelling fresh trouble for Kingfisher Airlines, aviation regulator DGCA is likely to issue a show-cause notice asking why its flying license should not be suspended or cancelled.

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Hopes of ailing Kingfisher Airlines resuming operations on Friday faded with last ditch efforts by the management to persuade striking engineers and pilots to return to work failing to end the deadloc

Loss-making national carrier Air India should be partly privatised as private investors will focus on maximising profit and in turn solve the carrier's operational issues, a study commissioned by the

Air India will pay salaries to all its employees for the month of July by the September 27.

The salaries for the non-licensed category of employees for the month of August will also be paid by Septem

Kerala’s ambitious Air Kerala proposal has got a boost with civil aviation ministry mooting relaxations in criteria of five years’ experience and a 20-aircraft fleet for Indian carriers to fly oversea

Six senior Airports Authority of India officials have been suspended after a preliminary CBI probe found them allegedly favouring a private firm while awarding ground handling service contracts at

It was an adrenaline rush at the Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) regional training centre at Arakkonam where the first batch of aviation security trainees’ passing out parade took place on Sa

Hit by frequent agitations by its unionised pilots, state-run Air India is looking at the option of hiring junior pilots from overseas markets, a move that may trigger policy change as the current

There was no end in sight to the 49-day-old Air India pilots strike with the government on Monday making it clear that they have to return to work 'unconditionally' and the pilots insisting that sa

Hardening its stand, Government on Sunday made it clear that it is not waiting for striking Air India pilots to return to work but making plans to move ahead with fresh inductions.

Reminding the pil