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Airlines lie low on plan for regional connectivity
Barely six months after the civil aviation ministry announced a policy to promote regional connectivity with the regional airline policy, many of the approved airlines are not too happy despite the humongous growth potential that this particular area of India's civil aviation sector has.

India to get mobile airports soon
Mobile airports will soon take a place in the country's aviation sector, with the Czech Republic planning to introduce its latest innovation in the northeastern part of the country.

Amadeus unveils Airline Retailing Platform: A new way forward in GDS distribution
Amadeus, recently unveiled the `airline retailing platform'. The new platform will transform the company's global distribution system from a purely distribution channel to a retailing platform through which airlines can also access and leverage functionality to clearly differentiate their brand as in their direct distribution channels.

'We are now looking at North India for an aerotropolis'
The concept of an 'aerotropolis' has just emerged in the country and major developers are looking at it as one the most viable options for investment. The geographical vastness of the country and the need for many such airport cities is very evident. Raj Shekhar Agrawal, director, Bengal Aerotropolis Projects Limited (BAPL), which is building the country's first aerotropolis, the Durgapur-Asansol Aerotropolis speaks to Anupama Sushil about this pioneering effort

'Jet Airways will be a strong competitor on the Hong Kong route from India'
Following the new air services agreement between the Indian and Hong Kong government, Cathay Pacific has increased its frequency to and from India manifold. Tony Tyler, the airline's chief executive speaks to Chetan Kapoor about the way forward

A matter of safety
To keep pace with the unprecedented growth in aviation, there is a need for the airlines to review their risk and safety management programmes. Express TravelWorld takes a look

Safety in times of aviatic boom
The master plan for Next Generation Futuristic Air Navigation Services now under consideration by India's Ministry of Civil Aviation is a logical step-up and designed to overcome yet another critical bottleneck impeding the growth of aviation to, from and within India and the entire South Asian region.

E-ticket all the way
Airline representatives give their views on how trade relations are expected to evolve once 100 per cent e-ticketing hits the Indian travel industry. By Chetan Kapoor

Improving baggage handling: SITA report
SITA, a leading IT provider which tracks passenger baggage worldwide for the air transport industry, has launched a major report which shows how baggage handling can be improved at the world's busiest airports through the better use of technology as the industry now handles around 2.25 billion pieces of checked baggage every year.

Towards a greener world
Successful in-flight demonstration of new procedure that saves fuel and reduces emissions

Global warming: Aviation and tourism industries in the ‘Danger Zone’
Heightened short-term economic headwinds facing the airline industry could defer attention away from the most serious longer-term challenge for the industry - climate change

Travelport launches advanced carbon tracker emissions reporting tool
Travelport has launched the Travelport Carbon Tracker, a new and advanced post-booking reporting tool designed for travel agencies and corporations to address the growing demand to measure and report carbon emissions as part of a sustainable travel program.

Honouring aviation security and ground handling professionals
The Centre of Aviation and Security Studies, part of the Emirates Group, has awarded diplomas to 86 professionals in the aviation security and ground handling industries, in association with Edith Cowan University of Western Australia.


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