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Singapore Airlines Posts Record FY2024/25 Profit Fueled by Air India–Vistara Merger

Singapore Airlines posted a record net profit for fiscal 2024/25, driven by a one-off accounting gain from the Air India–Vistara merger even as lower fares weighed on operating income amid stiff competition. The carrier warned tariff and trade tensions could curb future demand and handed staff 7.5-month profit-sharing bonuses.

2025-05-15T03:31:59.426596-07:00

The Guardian

Heathrow Closure After Substation Fire Disrupts Global Flights

2025-03-20T20:25:54.605790-07:00

Indian Express

Pakistan Closes Airspace to Indian Airlines Following Jammu & Kashmir Attack

2025-04-24T07:29:08.052598-07:00

Paddle Your Own Kanoo

Houthi-launched missile lands near Ben-Gurion Airport, closing Tel Aviv airspace

2025-05-04T00:34:33.128806-07:00

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Singapore Airlines Posts Record FY2024/25 Profit Fueled by Air India–Vistara Merger Singapore Airlines posted a record net profit for fiscal 2024/25, driven by a one-off accounting gain from the Air India–Vistara merger even as lower fares weighed on operating income amid stiff competition. The carrier warned tariff and trade tensions could curb future demand and handed staff 7.5-month profit-sharing bonuses.

2025-05-15T03:31:59.426596-07:00

Singapore Airlines Posts Record FY2024/25 Profit Fueled by Air India–Vistara Merger

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Air India Restarts Non-Stop Services on Key North America Routes Air India has resumed non-stop operations between India and North America, restarting Delhi–New York and Mumbai–Toronto flights. The relaunch follows a pandemic-induced suspension and aligns with the carrier’s broader network revamp under CEO Campbell Wilson to restore its long-haul market presence.

2025-05-15T01:48:42.892314-07:00

Air India Restarts Non-Stop Services on Key North America Routes

Financial Express

IndiGo and Air India phase resumption of northern routes as India-Pak ceasefire holds India’s aviation regulator has lifted NOTAMs closing 32 airports across northern and northwestern India after a ceasefire eased tensions with Pakistan. IndiGo and Air India have begun restoring flights to Jammu, Srinagar, Leh, Amritsar and other affected cities, offering fee waivers through May 22 and advising passengers to monitor status.

2025-05-12T06:12:08.729115-07:00

IndiGo and Air India phase resumption of northern routes as India-Pak ceasefire holds

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Airlines avoid Pakistan airspace after India’s pre-dawn missile strikes Following India’s pre-dawn Operation Sindoor missile strikes on terror targets in Pakistan, major carriers including Air India, Emirates and Malaysia Airlines have suspended flights to northern cities and diverted routes around Pakistan. The detours have extended flying hours between Europe, the Middle East and Asia, emptying northern airspace.

2025-05-06T20:34:44.860898-07:00

Airlines avoid Pakistan airspace after India’s pre-dawn missile strikes

ANI News Agency

India Shuts 18 Airports, Cancels Over 200 Flights After Operation Sindoor Missile Strikes India has closed 18 airports along its Pakistan border and canceled over 200 flights after launching Operation Sindoor missile strikes, suspending civilian operations at key hubs including Chandigarh, Amritsar, Rajkot and Bhuj. Airlines are providing refunds or alternate routing amid indefinite airspace restrictions.

2025-05-06T16:34:44.543038-07:00

India Shuts 18 Airports, Cancels Over 200 Flights After Operation Sindoor Missile Strikes

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Pakistan Airspace Ban Costs Indian Carriers ₹7,000 Crore (~$800M) Annually, Boosts Gulf Airlines Pakistan’s airspace closure has forced Indian airlines, including Air India and IndiGo, onto lengthy detours that inflate annual costs by about ₹7,000 crore ($800 million). The reroutes also create competitive opportunities for Gulf carriers, which leverage shorter, unrestricted corridors between Asia and Europe.

2025-05-06T05:22:58.844685-07:00

Pakistan Airspace Ban Costs Indian Carriers ₹7,000 Crore (~$800M) Annually, Boosts Gulf Airlines

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Air India Charts New Heights in Gender Balance with Women across All Roles Air India has achieved near gender parity, with women now holding roles across its network from ground staff to senior leadership, reflecting wider progress in India’s aviation workforce. The airline’s push for diversity supports operational resilience and taps into a growing pool of female talent in India’s expanding aviation market.

2025-05-05T06:58:55.888074-07:00

Air India Charts New Heights in Gender Balance with Women across All Roles

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Houthi-launched missile lands near Ben-Gurion Airport, closing Tel Aviv airspace A ballistic missile launched by Yemen’s Iran-aligned Houthi rebels struck near Israel’s Ben-Gurion International Airport, triggering the closure of airspace and cancelling dozens of inbound and outbound flights. El Al, Arkia and Israir consolidated operations onto a single runway, filling seats and driving fare increases across the network.

2025-05-04T00:34:33.128806-07:00

Houthi-launched missile lands near Ben-Gurion Airport, closing Tel Aviv airspace

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