Will create SOP to allocate Jet’s foreign flying rights to others: Ministry
5 years, 10 months ago

Will create SOP to allocate Jet’s foreign flying rights to others: Ministry

Live Mint  

With each of the Indian airlines vying for maximum share of the Jet Airways' foreign flying rights, Civil Aviation Secretary P S Kharola said Friday the ministry will create a transparent standard operating procedure to allocate these rights on a temporary basis. He was speaking to reporters after holding a meeting -- which was focused on temporary allocation of foreign flying rights of Jet Airways -- Friday morning with senior executives of the Indian airlines. The central government, therefore, is planning to allocate Jet Airways' international flying rights to other airlines such as IndiGo, Air India, SpiceJet, GoAir and Vistara. However, other Indian airlines have major international expansion plans and, therefore, each of them is trying to get maximum share of Jet Airways' foreign flying rights, a senior government official said on the condition of anonymity.

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US asks Air India to take prior permission for Vande Bharat mission charter flights
4 years, 9 months ago

US asks Air India to take prior permission for Vande Bharat mission charter flights

Deccan Chronicle  

New Delhi: The United States on Tuesday asked India’s national carrier Air India to obtain prior permission for operating flights to and from the US from July 22 after alleging “restrictive and discriminatory treatment of US carriers” by the Indian government. In a swift reaction, the Indian civil aviation ministry said it has received requests from the governments of several …

Jet Airways’ flying rights with 5 countries temporarily allocated to Air India: Government
5 years, 9 months ago

Jet Airways’ flying rights with 5 countries temporarily allocated to Air India: Government

Live Mint  

Bilateral flying rights with five countries, which were previously allocated to Jet Airways, have now been temporarily given to Air India till the end of the summer schedule of this year, Civil Aviation Minister Hardeep Singh Puri said Wednesday. As a result, the central government decided to temporarily allocate the domestic slots as well as international flying rights of Jet …

Setback for IndiGo, Jet's unused flight quota to be shared equitably
5 years, 10 months ago

Setback for IndiGo, Jet's unused flight quota to be shared equitably

India TV News  

Unimpressed by IndiGo's suggestion to allot grounded Jet Airways' unused slots in proportion to the fleet size of rival carriers, the government has decided to give higher seat quota on foreign routes to the carriers launching flights on unserved sectors or those witnessing spike in air fares. Civil aviation secretary Pradeep Singh Kharola chaired a meeting with top airlines CEOs …

‘Air India will be given preference in allocation of Jet Airways’ foreign slots’
5 years, 10 months ago

‘Air India will be given preference in allocation of Jet Airways’ foreign slots’

Live Mint  

An Aviation Ministry official on Friday said that national carrier Air India will be given preference during the allocation of international slots of grounded Jet Airways. The abrupt departure of Jet Airways last month left various national and international slots vacant. Air India was offered the vacant international slots of Jet Airways. To a larger extent, the airline agreed to …

Air India gets Jet’s unused foreign traffic rights
5 years, 10 months ago

Air India gets Jet’s unused foreign traffic rights

Live Mint  

New Delhi: State-run Air India seems to be finally getting its preferential rights in allocation of traffic rights over foreign routes after losing it to private carriers in the previous UPA government. The public sector airline has also been promised over 5,000 seats on India-Qatar route besides about 4,600 additional seats to and from London following the re-allocation of grounded …

Air India privatisation: Naresh Goyal's Jet Airways rules out bid for debt-ridden national carrier
6 years, 11 months ago

Air India privatisation: Naresh Goyal's Jet Airways rules out bid for debt-ridden national carrier

Firstpost  

Jet’s announcement comes days after IndiGo pulled out of the race to acquire Air India’s operations. Jet Airways, on Tuesday, became the latest major Indian airline to rule out a bid for debt-laden national carrier Air India in a new blow to the government’s privatisation plans. The announcement came just days after rival IndiGo pulled out of the race to …

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