Air India has been compelled to postpone the launch of its Indian low-cost service from September to November as it’s in the course of reassessing fleet strategies.

Reportedly, due to postponement in payment of their wages by Air India management, more than 20,000 members of airlines’ staff’s unions had gone on strike today.

Jet Airways, Kingfisher Airlines and Spice Jet rushed up after the government on Friday, resolved to form a Group of Ministers to take care of the matters addressed by the slump-hit airlines.

SpiceJet on Wednesday stated that it has seen a strong enhancement in demand and anticipates recording a 10% increase in traveler traffic in July but fewer gains still stay a reason of alarm.

Government considers inculcating capital through equity and modest loans for Air India that has delayed the upcoming airliner delivery due to increasing declines of Rs.7, 200crore.

Accor and Jet Airways have joined hands to accumulate frequent flyer mileage.

Wings Aviation Private Limited stated on Monday that it would commence Airbus A320 Course, in partnership with Advance Aircraft Training Limited, United Kingdom.

The management of Air India is in discussions with a segment of its worker unions to turn away a strike on the subject of postponement of June wages.

SpiceJet on Thursday raised fuel surcharge by Rs.400, a day after private national airlines Kingfisher Airlines and Jet Airways declared their verdict.

Jet Airways declared a price hike by Rs.400 on all national sectors from Wednesday and other airlines are also expected to follow.