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The suspense following one more try for the Maharaja, and Cruising Heights' latest issue provides an in-depth analysis of the divestment story. The government's effort to privatise the national carrier is a determined one this time around and the cover story lists out the challenges that buyers could face. The issue also brings to you the excitement of India getting its first Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner, with Vistara taking delivery to fuel its long-haul ambitions; also, read how Wings India has helped aviation. Further, one-on-ones with aviation industry's top leaders, including Boeing, Airbus, Lockheed Martin, ATR, Pratt and Whitney, Dassault, CFM, etc.
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The Maharaja Needs To Invest In New Aircrafts
Now that the Tatas are in charge of Air India, new aircraft will be the key to the turnaround and success of the airline. How soon that happens is critical to the success of the airline. Ameya Joshi reports
Flying Overseas? What Are The Airlines Up To?
India has finally lifted all restrictions on overseas travel. The airlines, though, are slowly getting back their schedule. The international airlines too are getting their India act together. First off the blocks, as usual, are the gulf carriers. A special report by AMEYA JOSHI
SC clears GMR Group to operate Nagpur Airport
GMR Group, while opposing the appeal by MIHAN, said that the action of the government in cancelling the annulment process was arbitrary, unreasonable and smacked of legal malice.
Sunrise off the ground!
Qantas has taken an important step toward launching Project Sunrise, its long-dreamed-of goal to establish direct flights between Australia and the cities of New York and London.
“We are developing NIA as India's leading airport”
NIA will be a leading greenfield airport with plans to implement technologies and processes like zero-emission fuels & electricity, waste and waste-water management, and environmental management system, explains CHRISTOPH SCHNELLMANN, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) at Noida International Airport in this interaction with Cruisina HeiGHTs
Scooting off to lead the Maharaja
Respected aviation leader and CEO of Scoot Campbell Wilson, the LCC arm of Singapore Airlines will be joining Air India as the MD and CEO. It's a fine choice and a good start by the Tatas.
Delhi Airport gets MRO hangars
AImost one-and-half years after India's first dedicated General Aviation (GA) terminal got operational at Indira Gandhi International Airport, the Delhi International Airport Limited (DIAL) has constructed two state-of-the-art maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) hangars.
AAI goes for direct billing to avoid ‘Devas' fallout
AAI has started billing and collection with effect from April 1 from foreign operators. The collection would be through AAI bank account and is done to protect the interest of AAI. A report.
A321XLR: A fuel tank comes in the way!
Touted as a game-changer that could see single-aisle long-haul travel, the A321XLR has hit a roadblock in the form of its additional fuel tank that was to be fused directly into the fuselage. The aircraft could now see a delay in the entry for service. An insight into the developments.
9W is 'on cloud'
Jet Airways has completed the regulatory formalities and is preparing for a relaunch in September. The iconic brand's come back from behind story is one for the ages. But the real test begins with the commercial operations. A special report.
