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Civil
Aviation Policy: Where are you?
Market
Indiabulls
scheduled to enter non-scheduled operations
Airmid Aviation Services, a division of Indiabulls which is
a financial services and real estate company will begin its
chartered operations in February, reveal market sources.
Garuda
Indonesia set to fly from April
With the bilaterals in place, Indonesia's national carrier,
Garuda Indonesia is gearing up for its maiden flight on April
1st, 2008 from Chennai.
Here
comes the money
With the union budget round the corner, there is already a
reason to cheer for the tourism and the aviation sectors.
'Bangalore
has been one of the hottest job markets in the world'
Shail Maniar, vice president, Sabre Holdings -Global Solutions
Center, Bangalore speaks about Sabre Holding's outlook for
2008 and its expansion plans. By Gayatri Vijaykumar
Austrian
to strengthen leisure traffic, MICE
Having carved a strong image for itself in the corporate space,
Austrian Airlines is working with the Austrian National Tourist
Office (ANTO) to strengthen its leisure segment.
Freighter
conversions to rise: Keskar
In view of globalisation and increased cargo traffic, more
airlines are in the process of converting their passenger
airlines to freighters.
'We
want to launch Etihad Holidays in India by mid-2008'
As products and services offered by an airline start getting
more spotlight, Neerja Bhatia, the newly appointed general
manager - India for Etihad Airways talks about her plans and
the opportunities to cash upon in the Indian market. By Chetan
Kapoor
IndiGo
to focus on better connectivity in 2008
The year 2008 seems to be an important one for most airline
majors as they await the announcement of the new civil aviation
policy within the next two months.
Jet
connects Muscat, Doha
Filling another four slots in its India-Gulf route, Jet Airways
has launched services from Kozhikode to Muscat, Kozhikode
to Doha, Kochi to Muscat and Mumbai to Doha.
TAFI
succeeds in securing single fare for its members
A major concern of travel agents regarding dual/lower web
pricing that was eating into the well-established legitimate
business of the travel agent community is finally over.
SAAFIC
2008 aims to address aviation investment issues and opportunities
South Asia Aviation Finance Conference (SAAFIC) to be held
in Mumbai from 12-14 February 2008, aims to address topics
galore from consolidations, mergers and acquisitions, to the
growth and future business opportunities for regional airlines
in India to cargo and freighter issues.
'The
aircraft leasing business is and will continue to remain extremely
buoyant'
In an exclusive conversation, Nirvan Veerasamy, managing director,
Veling talks to Express AviationWorld about his company’s
new initiatives and the way forward
Boeing,
IISc, Wipro and HCL to develop aerospace network technology
Boeing has entered into an agreement with the Indian Institute
of Science (IISc) and two leading Indian information technology
companies to develop wireless and other network technologies
for aerospace-related applications.
Airport
& Airline 2008 Expo from March 18-20 in Delhi
The Second Civil Aviation Week India - Airport and Airline
2008 Expo will be held at Pragati Maidan in New Delhi from
March 18-20, 2008. Express AviationWorld will be the official
media partner for the same.
Management
Ready
to take off
Scheduled operations in the country have seen a significant
rise in traffic leading to air congestion beyond one's imagination.
In such cases, helicopter transportation seems ideal; not
only because of its restricted seating capacity, but also
its accessibility to places. By Chetan Kapoor
Freighter
revolutions
The who's who of the air cargo industry were in Mumbai for
the recently concluded two-day Air Cargo India 2008 where
key challenges and opportunities related to the air cargo
industry were discussed. By Chetan Kapoor
High-flying
wine cellar
Delta Air Lines and master sommelier Andrea Robinson take
wine and travel to new altitudes in 2008
Insurance
can be a flying success
The aviation sector in India is making headlines these days
not only owing to the glamour attached to the industry but
also due to the significant spurt in growth of passenger traffic.
Corporate Aviation
The
‘suite’ secret of success
Jet Airways has always been synonymous for its impeccable
service and punctual performance. Its seamless connectivity
matches its service, particularly with regard to its business
class and first class
Edge
'Our
attempt is to pack enjoyment in your baggage'
Says Graham Turner, founder and chairman, Flight Centre on
the idea that changed his life and that of leisure and business
travellers across the globe
Wanted:
A charter for air passengers
The number of air passengers in India has been growing at
unprecedented rates during the last three or four years.
Record
year for Abu Dhabi Airport
Growth surges past previous best airport capacity to grow
to 12 million in 2008
Aviation Life
Home
is where the HR heart is
The 'future is now' for human resources. HR management is
compelled to start focusing on what it needs to do for its
own staff members so that as a department, it can provide
the right kind of support to the organisation. By Nina Woodard
Every
one who teaches us is a guru
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