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Operation Ganga gains speed: IndiGo, AI Express & SpiceJet join Air India in bringing back Indians

NEW DELHI: Given the large number of Indians who require to be evacuated from conflict zone Ukraine, other Indian airlines — IndiGo, Air India Express and SpiceJet — have also started operating flights to Bucharest and Budapest.

The Times of India

Air India flight with Indians from Ukraine to reach Mumbai today

MUMBAI: The Air India's special charter flight that took off from Mumbai in the early hours of Saturday for Bucharest to evacuate the Indian students stranded in Ukraine, landed in the Romanian capital around 10.30am. The return flight is expected to reach Mumbai around 8pm today.

The Times of India

Air India & Vistara to fly each other's passengers in case of flight disruptions

NEW DELHI: Air India and Vistara will now accommodate each other's domestic and international passengers if the flight of either airline is disrupted due to some reason.

The Times of India

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Ukraine evacuations: India working with Romania; 2 Air India flights may leave for Bucharest today

NEW DELHI: Two Air India flights will leave for Bucharest -- one from Delhi and the other from Mumbai -- on Friday evening to fly back Indians who have managed to reach the Ukraine-Romania border.

The Times of India

4 Tech Stocks to Avoid Like the Plague in February

The technology industry is not in great shape right now due to expected interest rate hikes this year. And while the unabating demand for tech solutions in the digital era might help big tech companies survive a high-interest-rate environment, in our view SentinelOne (S), Marqeta (MQ), C3.ai (AI), and Velo3D…

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C3.ai's Return On Capital Employed Insights

Benzinga Pro data, C3.ai (NYSE:AI) reported Q2 sales of $58.26 million. Earnings fell to a loss of $56.74 million, resulting in a 51.47% decrease from last quarter.

Benzinga

'Shahenshah ko Maharaja ka salaam': Air India responds to Big B's nostalgic tweet

NEW DELHI: Back in founder Tata Group fold, Air India has started to get its groove back.

The Times of India

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Reaching 3 minutes late, Kolkata girl not allowed to board flight at Delhi's IGI

KOLKATA: A 21-year-old college student, who had booked a flight to travel from Delhi to Kolkata to meet her ailing grandfather, was left stranded and in tears at Delhi airport on Friday after a ground crew allegedly tore her boarding pass.

The Times of India

Curbs on Mumbai, Delhi flights to Kolkata lifted

KOLKATA: Airlines officials on Monday greeted the state government’s decision to remove restrictions on flights from Delhi and Mumbai to Kolkata but said that normal operations would resume only from Wednesday or Thursday onwards as changes in schedules required to reinstate the flights would take some time.

The Times of India

From first flight on Air India to its chairman, N Chandrasekaran looks ahead for Maharaja

NEW DELHI: As a young 23-year-old, N Chandrasekaran’s first flight was on Air India in 1986 like most contemporary Indians at that time. Now, 36 years later Chandra (as he is known) as Tata Sons’ chairman heads the group that owns the airline.

The Times of India

NGO bill problematic

Seksakol Atthawong, an aide to the prime minister, is having a field day at work. His online campaign to gather 1 million signatures to expel Amnesty International (AI) -- the international rights advocacy group -- has gathered momentum.

Bangkok Post

Frequency fears: Air India to ‘curtail/revise’ US operations due to 5G internet rollout

NEW DELHI: The list of airlines getting apprehensive about the impact of 5G internet rollout in the US this week on flight operations is growing by the day.

The Times of India

Explained: Nuts and bolts of the controversial Antrix-Devas case

NEW DELHI: It all started with signing of a satellite deal in 2005 between Isro’s commercial arm Antrix and Bengaluru-based startup Devas Multimedia.

The Times of India

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