When Vistara folds up into the Air India Group on Monday, the number of full service carriers in the fast-growing Indian aviation space will come down to just one from five in a span of over 17 years.

With rising air traffic and changing travel patterns, many no-frills airlines are dominating the skies worldwide and India's dominant carrier is IndiGo.

The UK may feel worlds apart from the Gulf monarchies, but there are lessons to be taken, writes Eliot Wilson.

Manama: His Excellency Milojko Spajić, Prime Minister of the Republic of Montenegro, attended an event organized by the ...

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Pakistani start-up K2 Airways (KTA, Karachi International) is preparing to commence B737 freighter operations on December 1, ...

In the first month after the merger, more than 115,000 passengers with Vistara tickets will fly under the Air India name.

Stung by missing out on major tournaments in the past, Socceroos attacker Brandon Borrello is driven to play a key role in ...

The Saudi Hawks and Pakistan Air Force have landed at Sakhir Air Base ahead of their presence at the much-anticipated Bahrain ...

In a submission to the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission, Qantas international boss Cam Wallace says the airline ...

Tranglo, a leading global cross-border payment hub, today announced its expansion within the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) ...

Rolls-Royce produces engines for BA's fleet of Boeing 787 Dreamliners but maintenance is taking longer due to shortages in ...