Cruising Heights - May 2020
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The May issue of Cruising Heights looks at the havoc the Coronavirus pandemic has caused aviation worldwide. What is the future that lies in store for India's domestic carriers once the lockdown restrictions are withdrawn? What will be air travel like -- the dos and the don'ts -- when flights start? What will be the effect on jobs in the aviation industry? The issue also deals at length on the problems that the top aerospace giants -- Boeing and Airbus -- will face in the days to come. To top it all, Boeing has called off the Joint Venture with Embraer: What will that mean for both the aircraft manufacturers? In addition, the magazine has a detailed story on flying cargo on passenger seats. Also, in the cargo section, a look at the demand for more freighter carriers in India. Plus: All our regular features.
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Unwinding the Pawan Hans knot
A series of irregularities have surfaced over the ongoing privatisation process of Pawan Hans, thus putting everything into a deep quagmire. An in-depth report.
Nepal is the graveyard of planes
The rugged mountainous terrain, dearth of investments in new planes and infrastructure, and poor regulations have contributed to frequent air crashes in Nepal. A report.
The challenges for Campbell Wilson!
The arrival of Campbell Wilson at Air India this month will be a major milestone in Tata's effort to bring the sheen back to the Maharaja. His appointment has also heightened debate on the possibility of the Tatas merging Al and Vistara. It is a continuing subject of discussion. But for the moment, Campbell will have more pressing issues like downsizing the staff, renewing the fleet and getting the airline back on track..
EBACE-2022 is an astounding success!
Starting with product launches and ending with roundtables on the future of sustainable aviation fuel, the exhibition set new benchmarks for the global civil aviation industry. A report.
Delhi Airport's Green Transportation Programme
On the occasion of the World Environment Day, Delhi International Airport Limited (DIAL) which operates and manages Indira Gandhi International (IGI) Airport, has announced the implementation of the Green Transportation Programme in the airport and its vicinity.
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
