SP's AirBuz - ISSUE No 06-14
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Tata-SIA has successfully negotiated all the procedural hurdles and is now set to launch on January 9 of the New Year
In all probability, the pilot of Flight QZ8501 too has blundered into a violent thunderstorm and lost control of the aircraft
The industry story is largely positive, but there are a number of risks in today’s global environment—political unrest...
International aviation is regulated by a complex web of over 3,000 interlocking Bilateral Air Service Agreements
The single major factor contributing to the reduction in cost of operation of airlines outside of India is the availability of low-cost airports
The passage of the CAA Bill is eagerly awaited by the Indian civil aviation industry and there is optimism about changes predicated to the appointment of a new CAA
The colonial philosophy embedded in the regulations has been inherited by the DGCA thatis the sole authority with immense discretionary and overriding powers
CFM estimates that the LEAP can save an airline as much as $1.6 million in fuel costs per plane per year
The Middle East is becoming a major aviation hub on the East-West axis and business aviation is contributing significantly to aviation growth