Do you want to access to this and other private contents?
Log in if you are a subscriber or click here to request service

Virgin Atlantic Airways would compete with British Airways on the Indian market

London, United Kingdom - The carrier received the largest share of the request related to new rights to fly from Great Britain to India

Virgin Atlantic Airways, owned by the business man Richard Branson received from Caa (Civil Aviation Authority) the largest share of the request related to new rights to fly from Great Britain to India, being allowed as well to compete with British Airways on key-hauls. The recent measure from Caa gave Virgin the possibility to operate 10 new weekly flights between the two countries while British Airways...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 109271
Rome, Italy, 12/06/2004 17:37
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

Similar

AirlinesSaudia Group discloses order for 10 A-330neo aircraft for flyadeal

The agreement was announced at a signing ceremony held at industy’s facilities

Saudia Group has disclosed an order with Airbus for 10 A-330/900 aircraft for its subsidiary flyadeal. It marks the first widebody order for the subsidiary and paves the way for new long-haul services... more

AirlinesPilot fell ill while landing yesterday in Bergamo on Ryanair plane

Traffic interrupted and 10 flights diverted. This morning the runway reopened and the situation returned to normal

A temporary interruption of air traffic affected the Bergamo-Orio al Serio airport yesterday evening, Tuesday 22 April, due to the captain of a Ryanair flight from Dublin feeling ill during the landing... more

AirlinesAir India targets Boeing planes rejected by Beijing

The opportunity born from the US-China trade war is tempting, and Malaysians like it too

The Indian airline is considering purchasing more Boeing 737 Max aircraft originally intended for Chinese carriers, taking advantage of the fallout from cross-tariffs between Washington and Beijing more