Dinesh Keskar, who was appointed President of Boeing India in March, tells Sudipto Dey

SpiceJet is talking of acquiring another player. Given the airline industry’s sorry marital record, that is worrying

The Jet-Kingfisher marriage, announced with much fanfare, is yet to be consummated

Four operators banked on soaring air traffic and realty prices. Both have crashed, leaving them short of cash

Arch-rivals Vijay Mallya and Naresh Goyal have come together, but only because they both have a gun to their heads. How long will the marriage last?

No let-up in ATF prices means the turnaround in the airline industry, earlier projected for 2009, will get delayed. That spells bad news for the entire sector

The bloodbath in the sky is far from over, but the Indian aviation sector is slowly evolving into a mature market and ready to soar

Small airports are set to dot the country and will make a big difference to air connectivity. The bigger difference will be felt on the ground

The consolidation has begun, but a turnaround is still some way in the distance. Airlines are doing their two-bits, but any take-off depends on jet fuel prices coming down

Micro-jet makers and service providers are betting big on the booming private air travel market in India. A lot now rides on the augmentation of existing airport infrastructure and alternate airports

Think of size, and the two new airports at Bangalore and Hyderabad will overwhelm you. They promise a world-class experience, but roads may not match the pace

Swanky, state-of-the-art international airports are just around the corner for Bangalore and Hyderabad. But, the question is, how do you get there?

India’s airlines are gradually moving beyond the consolidation phase to resolving complex integration and operational issues

Regulations blunt the edge India has in the aircraft maintenance, repair and overhaul business

The current consolidation wave could clear the skies and propel bleeding airlines to a new horizon

The prospects of merchant airports and regional airlines have fired up entrepreneurial imagination, but a long wait on the wing is inevitable

Though a small bird in a crowded sky, Paramount Airways finds a space of its own and how!

The take off was easy. But private airlines are getting ready for a rough landing thanks to bad weather and clogged airports