 May 20, 2013 1:45 AM
FASTEN your seat belts. India's aviation industry could be about to experience some turbulence but it could ultimately be for the benefit of passengers.
Straits Times 2 days ago
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Tassapon Bijleveld, the chief executive of Thai AirAsia (TAA), yesterday disposed of some of his stake in Asia Aviation Plc (AAV) to raise 1.5 billion baht for new ventures including hotels and another..
Bangkok Post 4 days ago
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Will build on its existing strengths. Plans to include more fuel-efficient A-320 N and offer better connectivity.
Rediff.com 4 days ago
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AirAsia X has launched its long anticipated IPO, which could raise the airline around $300m. However, dealers were surprised at the airline’s decision to offer free flights to retail investors.
Euroweek 4 days ago
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Indian market is likely to be a tough nut to crack for AirAsia. Here's why
Firstpost 5 days ago
| Considered a rookie in aviation business, Chennai-born Mittu Chandilya will take charge on 1 June drifting away from his start-up business ventures. Here's what you did not know about him.
Firstpost 5 days ago
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However, a key deterrent to more investment is often-unpredictable tax treatment of foreign companies in India.
Firstpost 5 days ago
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DNA 5 days ago
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AirAsia India on Wednesday appointed India-born and Singapore-based management consultant Mittu Chandilya as its first CEO.
IndiaTimes 5 days agoAlso reported by •Deccan Herald •newKerala.com
| The 33-year-old Chennai-born, Singapore-based Chandilya, who is a management consultant, will assume office on June 1.
DNA 6 days ago
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