Tourism Breaking News
India’s airlines could still have 250-300 surplus aircraft by March 2021, and could therefore be headed for an unprecedented consolidated loss of USD 4-4.5 billion in FY2021. Approximately 400-450 aircraft were grounded by end of Q2 2020. This figure is expected to improve slightly with 250-300 aircraft being grounded by end of Q4.
Breaking News
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- Hahnair extends partnership with Airbus to enhance Airbus’ corporate shuttle service
- There are immense opportunities for women in aviation, says Secretary, Civil Aviation, highlighting sector’s infra growth
- WOMEN IN AVIATION INDIA celebrates the 3rd edition of the iconic GIVING WINGS TO DREAMS – AWARDS 2024
- Ministry of Heritage and Tourism, Oman invites trade partners for an exclusive webinar on 27 November at 3 pm
- HSMAI MEA and Sommet Education Forge Strategic Partnership to Elevate Hospitality Education and Professional Development
- Goldy Mishra reaches the top of Mount Kilimanjaro
- Discover the Magic of Festive Celebrations on the Nile at Four Seasons Hotel Cairo at Nile Plaza
- All hoteliers need to know about customised vouchers ahead of the wedding season!
- Air travel plays an important role in achieving the wide gamut of goals that the state is striving towards: Meghalaya CM
