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10 godz. temu · Tata Group has moved a step closer to merging four airlines into two, simplifying its aviation business. Harmonizing procedures and manuals across carriers, with support from Ministry of Civil Aviation. DGCA guidance aids safety-first approach. Air India and Vistara seek DGCA approval to accelerate merger, minimizing training requirements. Tata Group aims to enhance efficiencies, leverage ...
- Tata Group airlines’ merger gets DGCA nod - Times of India
Follow us. NEW DELHI: The Tata Group on Monday got aviation...
- Tata Group airlines’ merger gets DGCA nod - Times of India
5 godz. temu · Follow us. NEW DELHI: The Tata Group on Monday got aviation regulator DGCA ’s nod for merging Vistara into Air India and erstwhile AirAsia India into AI Express. Now only the nod for foreign ...
9 godz. temu · The harmonisation of operating manuals across all Tata group airlines has been completed in the run-up to the Vistara-Air India merger and amalgamation of AIX Connect with Air India Express, a statement said on Monday. NSE. At present, the steel-to-software conglomerate fully owns three airlines — Air India, Air India Express and AIX Connect ...
10 godz. temu · Singapore Airlines holds the remaining 49 per cent in Vistara. Over the last 18 months, a team of more than 100 members have worked to align on the best practices and adopt common operating ...
10 godz. temu · The harmonisation of operating manuals across Tata Group airlines has been completed as part of the Vistara-Air India merger and AIX Connect's amalgamation with Air India Express. This effort involved over 100 members and required 18 months of work. The move sets a crucial milestone in the merger process.
20 godz. temu · New Delhi, July 8 Air India said on Monday that it has completed harmonising operating procedures across key functions for the four Tata Group airlines as a crucial step towards the merger. Vistara, a joint venture between Tata Group (51 per cent) and Singapore Airlines (49 per cent), is being merged into Air India to create a single full ...
3 godz. temu · Vistara, which is a joint venture between the Tata Group (51%), and Singapore Airlines (49%), is being integrated into Air India to form a single full-service carrier. The Tata Group aims to quickly merge its aviation sector. As part of the restructuring plan, Air India Express and AirAsia India were amalgamated to become a no-frills airline.
