Air India wants to capture 30 percent market share

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Delhi-based low-cost airline IndiGo intends to wet lease extra aircraft to cover the shortfall for its scheduled international operations. The lease, which reportedly includes three Boeing 777s from Turkish Airlines, is “an interim measure”. A wet lease means that IndiGo will…

Akasa plans international flights from middle or late next year

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Air India has signed leases and letters of intent for 25 Airbus narrowbody and five Boeing widebody aircraft to augment its existing fleet in the near term. The airline, which is now owned by Tata Sons, will be inducting new…

Virgin keen to expand Indian footprint, IndiGo says too early to say if it will fly to UK