Top Indian airlines oppose new government directive to offer 60% of seats free of charge, citing potential fare hikes to ...

The latest aviation conundrum in India needs to balance passengers’ convenience and rights with airlines’ profitability.

Airlines Air India, IndiGo, and SpiceJet oppose the government's 60% free seat selection policy, citing potential fare hikes.

Major Indian airlines warn of route cuts and expansion delays due to airfare caps. Read the full report on rising fuel costs ...

Airlines have opposed the government’s mandate for free selection of 60 per cent seats, warning it will lead to higher ...

Shares of aviation companies InterGlobe Aviation and SpiceJet saw sharp selling pressure on Monday, in line with the broader market, as sentiment was dented following the government’s decision to ...

IndiGo, Air India and SpiceJet oppose the government’s 60% free seat selection rule, warning it may lead to higher airfares ...

The Federation of Indian Airlines (FIA), which represents the three carriers, has appealed to the Civil Ministry to withdraw ...

Aviation expert Sanjay Lazar warns that the Middle East conflict will drive Indian domestic airfares up by 15% as fuel costs continue to skyrocket.

Airline stocks fell sharply Monday. Experts predict a significant rise in jet fuel prices from April 1. This follows recent ...

In its update, Air India said, “With airspace over Saudi Arabia and Oman remaining open, Air India and Air India Express continue to operate their scheduled services to and from Jeddah and Muscat.” ...

Trouble seems to be brewing for SpiceJet again as the Delhi High Court has given the airline one last chance to deposit ...