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Airlines still have edge over trains
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HT
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Sat 04 Jul, 03:17 PM
The status quo in Railway fares will have no impact on airlines as of now. But a section of price sensitive passengers could opt for the railway travel in case the airlines increase fares in future, feel industry...
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Airlines bet on fuel relief, Tier II airports
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HT
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Sat 04 Jul, 03:17 PM
The civil aviation sector is awaiting relief from the Union Budget to help slash its losses after a bruising year in which its plans went awry. In 2008-09, the industry is believed to have lost more than Rs 10,000 crore on a drop in passenger...
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Airlines cut fares to beat monsoon woes
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iefinancial
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Fri 03 Jul, 02:29 AM
At a time when airlines are struggling to make both ends meet, reduction in fare from the carriers comes as a shocker. Airlines have introduced low fares to increase yield per passenger. The motive behind reducing fares, say industry observers, is...
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Air India assurance on salary payment fails to calm unions
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iefinancial
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Fri 03 Jul, 02:29 AM
Even as the salary issue is snowballing into a crisis, Air India on Thursday tried to quell fears, saying it is working towards salary payment to employees from Friday, as discussed with the airline s unions earlier. However, the unions are not...
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Ailing Air India may test India's reform zeal
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Reuters
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Thu 02 Jul, 11:00 AM
NEW DELHI (Reuters) - Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has been confronted by a high-profile challenge less than two months into his second term -- how to fix the ailing national airline carrier, which has asked the government for a...
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As rains ground fliers, airlines rain schemes
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HT
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Wed 01 Jul, 06:58 PM
With passenger load declining in the ongoing lean season, airlines have come up with special monsoon offers to lure leisure passengers. This limited period all-inclusive (except airport tax) offers are nearly 50 per cent lower than normal fares,...
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