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India News | Air India Plans to Hire Expat Pilots for Wide-body Planes

Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. Tata group-owned Air India plans to hire expat pilots for its Boeing 777 planes as the airline is facing a shortage of pilots amid plans to expand its fleet as well as international operations, according to sources. India News | Air India Plans to Hire Expat Pilots for Wide-body Planes.

Vistara gets US nod to fly to US

Vistara gets US nod to fly to US © Provided by The Times of India NEW DELHI: Full service carrier Vistara has got US department of transportation approval to fly to the country. Air India is the only Indian carrier that operates to the US at present. Erstwhile Jet Airways, that stopped flying in 2019, also used to go there. Vistara, that belongs to Tata Group which is widely seen to take over Air India, will be the third Indian airline to tap the huge North American market. Whether that happens before AI returns home to its founder Tata Group later this year, remains to be seen.

Vistara gets US nod to fly to US - Times of India

Go Air files for Rs 3600-crore IPO - Times of India

Go Air files for Rs 3600-crore IPO Top Searches Go Air files for Rs 3600-crore IPO Saurabh Sinha / TNN / May 14, 2021, 12:41 IST FacebookTwitterLinkedinEMail NEW DELHI: Wadia Group Go Air, which has been as rebranded Go First, will be the third currently operational Indian airline to go public. The low-cost carrier has filed for an IPO to raise Rs 3,600 crore. IndiGo and SpiceJet are listed. Erstwhile Jet Airways and Kingfisher, which stopped flying in the last decade, were also listed. Go First is raising funds at a time when Covid has severely impacted the financials of all airlines and trying to raise funds. India’s biggest airline (in terms of passengers flown) IndiGo last week decided to raise upto Rs 3,000 crore through “an issue of equity shares by way of a qualified institutions placement.” IndiGo for years has an offer from Qatar Airways chief Akbar Al Baker to invest in it whenever promoter Rahul Bhatia gives his nod for the same.

Go Air files for Rs 3600-crore IPO

Go Air files for Rs 3600-crore IPO © Provided by The Times of India NEW DELHI: Wadia Group Go Air, which has been as rebranded Go First, will be the third currently operational Indian airline to go public. The low-cost carrier has filed for an IPO to raise Rs 3,600 crore. IndiGo and SpiceJet are listed. Erstwhile Jet Airways and Kingfisher, which stopped flying in the last decade, were also listed. Go First is raising funds at a time when Covid has severely impacted the financials of all airlines and trying to raise funds. India’s biggest airline (in terms of passengers flown) IndiGo last week decided to raise upto Rs 3,000 crore through “an issue of equity shares by way of a qualified institutions placement.” IndiGo for years has an offer from Qatar Airways chief Akbar Al Baker to invest in it whenever promoter Rahul Bhatia gives his nod for the same.

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