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Cruising Heights' August issue takes an indepth look at the SpiceJet saga. From an almost written-off airline in December 2014, the low-cost carrier has, within a span of three years, seen a miraculous recovery. Today, it is on the verge of nudging top carrier and rival IndiGo from its perch even as it seeks to month international services to Europe and other destinations with its new planes. The issue also looks at the new star in the aviation firmament, the A220-300. Also: interviews with Dassault's Vadim Feldzer about the the new Falcon jet programme that holds a lot of promises for the company; and with Francois Cognard, Vice President, Sales, Asia-Pacific, Bombardier Commercial Aircraft who points out that the Q400 was best suited for India's aviation needs and lastly, Saab officials who see a a huge potential for the company's remote ATCs in India. Plus: A report on the recent Farnborough Airshow and all the regular features.
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Maiden flight of Hydrogen-fuelled aircraft
Universal Hydrogen recently flew regional airliner, Univers a 40-passenger the largest hydrogen fuel cell-powered aeroplane ever to take to the skies and the largest aeroplane to cruise principally on hydrogen.
Major jump in SpiceJet profits
SpiceJet reported a net profit of Rs 107 crore for the quarter ending in the quarter ending December 31, 2021. As a result, SpiceJet shares saw new market highs for the week.
Boeing more than doubles SAF purchase for 2023
There There is a sudden sense of urgency among airlines and the aviation sector to make sustainable aviation fuel mainstream. Recently, Boeing doubled its purchase agreement of sustainable aviation fuel from Neste.
A321XLR: Likely delay in delivery!
Touted as a game-changer that could see single-aisle long-haul travel, the A321XLR has hit a roadblock in the form of regulatory issues surrounding its additional fuel tank that was to be fused directly into the fuselage. Added to that are supply chain woes. The aircraft could now see a delay in the entry for service with the timeline moving most likely to 2024. An insight into the developments.
Air cargo demand picks up in China
A slight recovery of factory output in China after the Lunar New Year holiday, a rise in manufacturing exports elsewhere and incremental improvement in inflation are helping global demand and rates achieve some sense of seasonal stability after a yearlong slump.
Fraport tests autonomous tractor for cargo handling
Fraport said it is trialling an autonomous cargo tractor at Frankfurt Airport as part of efforts to automate some operations at Europe's busiest hub.
Pradhaan Air first relief flight strengthens ties
One of the youngest Cargo Airline in India, Pradhaan Air Express recently supported the effort of the international aid agency's relief supply movement from Indian soil to Turkey.
Boosting connectivity to Northeast
With a massively booming tea and tourism industry, the north-eastern region of India is all poised to emerge as a world-class air transport hub in the long run.
A deep quagmire for Pawan Hans !
The government has scrubbed its plan to privatise Pawan Hans as of now. The way forward also looks unclear. An in-depth report.
The Air India juggernaut
Air India has commenced what will be the most dramatic turnaround in its history. And this complete makeover includes a new fleet, new ethos, new personnel and new routes. AMEYA JOSHI examines the road ahead.
