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Airlines wooing passengers with ultra-low fares for advance bookings

Airlines wooing passengers with ultra-low fares for advance bookings
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ECLGS extension may only have limited benefit for aviation sector

May have short-term positive impact on airlines

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Covid-19 pandemic: Govt cuts airline capacity to 50% from June 1

In Vaccine Transport, A Pain Point Emerges—poor Airport Infra At Pharma Hubs

In vaccine transport, a pain point emerges poor airport infra at pharma hubs The airport at Pune, where the Serum Institute is based, is undergoing runway resurfacing. Pharma clusters around Bengaluru and Chennai are serviced from respective airports but the rest have one challenge or the other. India has approved two COVID-19 vaccines for emergency use. In the last few days, the focus has shifted from the coronavirus to its vaccine and after India gave an emergency nod to two jabs, logistics have taken the centre stage. While the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine, which was globally the first to get the emergency nod, needs to be stored at minus 80 degree Celsius, the two jabs cleared by India have to be transported at 2-8 degree Celsius.

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ATF prices hiked by 3 70 per cent - The Hindu BusinessLine

ATF prices hiked by 3.70 per cent January 01, 2021 Since airlines aren t operating entire fleets it may not impact them much State-owned fuel retailers have hiked the Aviation turbine fuel (ATF) to Rs 50,978.78 per kilolitre (kl) in Delhi. This is a rise of almost 3.69 per cent or Rs 1,817.62 per kilolitre. This is the third time the retailers have increased the rates in one month on firming international oil prices. Prior to this, the rates were revised on December 16 when the ATF prices were up by 10 per cent over last month. Along with this, the Rupee has depreciated 2 per cent over last January, too.

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