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Vihaan.AI Will the growth plan take off? 

Air India’s roadmap can be tricky to pull off

Navigating newer disruptions with maximum agility

Embraer expects capacity dynamics to tilt demand in its favour

Post-pandemic, OTAs are coming of age

Why do plane crashes happen?

Air infrastructure plans should be future-proof

Why do planes leave a white trail behind them?

Airlines’ performance metrics may need an overhaul

Air India, one of the customers of Boeing 747 tweeted, “Thank you, the Queen of the Skies #Boeing747, for nearly 5 decades of service to us.”

Goodbye 747.  Boeing bids farewell to ‘Queen of the skies’

The first Boeing 747 took off from New York on Jan 22, 1970 and now the final 747 freighter was delivered to Atlas Air on February 1, 2022.
By TE Raja Simhan
Airlines, if managed well, can deliver exceptional returns as global examples show 

Why has private capital not been taken to Indian aviation 

Compliance with regulation: Staying ahead is key

Why do planes dump excess fuel in the sky?

Global shipping lines look skywards

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Budget 2023: Will the new Income Tax rate slabs benefit the middle class?



Reviving businesses will benefit from air cargo’s growth

Why opening the emergency door mid-flight is not possible

How do commercial aircraft navigate?

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