On 22 June, Air India declared that it will temporarily cease operations on three routes and cut back on 118 weekly flights using narrow-body aircraft across 19 routes. The move comes shortly after the airline, which is owned by the Tata Group, announced that it will temporarily reduce the number
With immediate effect, Air India would cut its international wide-body flight operations by 15% "at least" till the middle of July. The airline uses its wide-body aircraft to run over 70 foreign flights every day. Due to a number of variables, such as the closure of numerous nations&
According to CEO Campbell Wilson, Air India aims to shift operations to alternative Maintenance, Repair and Overhaul (MRO) facilities in order to lessen its need for Turkish Technic for the maintenance of its wide-body aircraft. Given current geopolitical events surrounding Turkiye, the action was taken. Turkiye denounced India's
As part of a global staff reduction initiative, American aircraft manufacturer Boeing sacked over 180 workers at its engineering technology centre in Bengaluru, Karnataka, according to a media agency. India is a significant market for Boeing, where the corporation employs about 7,000 people. Up to 180 employees at the
After around 30,000 machinists went on strike recently, Boeing said on September 18 that it would temporarily furlough tens of thousands of employees. This decision was made in response to the strike, which halted manufacturing of Boeing's best-selling 737 MAX and other airplanes. In an email sent
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The term ‘duopoly’ essentially refers to the intense competition between the European multinational Airbus SE and the American Giant Boeing Company within the jet airliner industry. Both companies are in the process of designing and manufacturing civil and military aerospace products. Between the two companies, Boeing is currently leading the
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