SpiceJet is a low-cost airline headquartered in Chennai, India. It began service in May 2005 and by 2008, it was India's second-largest low-cost airline in terms of market share. SpiceJet was voted as the best low-cost airline in South Asia and Central Asia region by Skytrax in 2007 and 2009   Job Description CABIN CREW (ONLY FEMALE ) Freshers or Experienced Cabin Crew with a leading carrier (domestic or international).   Minimum Qualificati Read More....

Oman Air has signed a brand new codeshare agreement with SriLankan Airlines, the national carrier of Sri Lanka, offering greater choice and convenience to customers of both the airlines. The agreement, which came into effect on January 23 this year, allows Oman Air's customers to book seats on SriLankan Airline's services from Muscat to Singapore, Male, and China via Colombo. In turn, SriLankan Airlines' customers will be able to book Oman Air's flights from Colombo to Zu Read More....

European carriers have done away with the ritual switching off of mobile phones, laptops, tablets, e-readers and other electronic devices during take-off and landings. The relaxed norm is applicable on flights operated by these carriers out of India as well. But the devices can be left switched on only in the flight mode, which means the use of internet and Bluetooth continues to be prohibited. "The easing of restrictions will provide an average of 30 minutes additional personal scr Read More....

The West Bengal Government today signed an MoU with Bengal Aerotropolis Private Ltd (BAPL) for running helicopter service in the state under a joint venture. State Transport Minister Madan Mitra and BAPL managing director Partha Ghosh, who signed the agreement, hoped the service would be popular soon. "Since the state transport department has no dedicated infrastructure, the BAPL has agreed to look into the entire matter on the basis of joint participation with the state govern Read More....

Walk-in for an interview and take advantage of this exciting career opportunity. Jet Airways, India's premier international airline flies to 20 international destinations and to over 50 domestic destinations. Come be a part of our cabin crew and fly the globe.   Cabin Crew Candidate Profile: Age: between 18 and 27 years Height: Male-170 cms (min) Female-157 cms (min) Weight in proportion to height Physical Features: Pleasing pe Read More....

Walk-in for an interview and take advantage of this exciting career opportunity. Jet Airways, India's premier international airline flies to 20 international destinations and to over 50 domestic destinations. Come be a part of our cabin crew and fly the globe.   Cabin Crew Candidate Profile: Age: between 18 and 27 years Height: Male-170 cms (min) Female-157 cms (min) Weight in proportion to height Physical Features: Pleasing pe Read More....

Walk-in for an interview and take advantage of this exciting career opportunity. Jet Airways, India's premier international airline flies to 20 international destinations and to over 50 domestic destinations. Come be a part of our cabin crew and fly the globe. Cabin Crew Candidate Profile: Age: between 18 and 27 years Height: Male-170 cms (min) Female-157 cms (min) Weight in proportion to height Physical Features: Pleasing personality w Read More....

Aviation insurance policy, primarily used to cover aircraft, is now in demand for the allied coverage it offers, such as ground handling and aviation product liability. Traditional fleet insurance policies cover damages caused by accidents and natural catastrophes. Incidents of hijacking, enemy attacks and invasion are excluded from the policy coverage. "We are now looking at aviation products, general aviation and aerospace insurance coverage. In the next few months, we will l Read More....

Aviation regulator DGCA has begun examining start-up carrier AirAsia India's application for a flying permit after rejecting the objections it received from various quarters, including BJP leader Subramanian Swamy. The Directorate General of Civil Aviation had set up a three-member committee to examine the objections raised against the proposal to grant Air Operators Permit (AOP) or flying licence to the no-frill airline launched by Malaysian carrier AirAsia, Tata Sons and Telstra Tr Read More....

India and Dubai today agreed to increase weekly seat entitlements between the two countries by 11,000 from the current 54,200 seats. The increase will be done in three phases – 5,500 seats in the summer schedule, another 3,300 more by the winter schedule and rest 2,200 by next summer. Total weekly seat entitlements will go up from the current 54,200 to 65,200 seats a week by the summer of 2015. The Indian Express had reported on February 21, that the increase would be in the range Read More....