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Star Air begins non-stop services between Belagavi and Nasik News Network January 25, 2021 Belagavi, Jan 25: Bangalore based Star Air, plans to expand its operations under the regional connectivity scheme UDAN by began direct flight services between Belagavi and Nashik from Monday. The day also marks the company’s second anniversary as Star Air operated its first commercial flight on this day two years back. Shrenik Ghodawat Director Star Air speaking with media persons in Belagavi on Monday and said, the flight connectivity between Nashik and Belagavi is set to boost the regional aerospace...

This year will mark the return of the business traveler, global broker Air Charter Services predicts.

Supermarkets airlifting fruit and vegetables to UK amid shortage fears Sarah Butler Replay Video (Video by Sky News) Supermarkets and their suppliers are planning an unprecedented airlift of fresh fruit and vegetables into the UK next week amid fears the lifting of a French blockade will not prevent some shortages in stores. One major supermarket, which declined to be named, said it had already begun flying in produce from Spain and north Africa and another said it was considering doing so, while the Lufthansa landed 80 tonnes of fruit and vegetables at Doncaster airport on We...

BBC News By Lora Jones image copyrightGetty Images Firms have been chartering private jets to move goods as politicians hammer out a plan to reopen France's border. Charter company Air Charter Service told the BBC it had received more than 800 enquiries from firms looking to avoid disruption around ports. The firm said it was "quite out of the blue", and it had taken 15 bookings. About 1,500 lorries are stuck in Kent after France shut its UK border for 48 hours on Sunday amid fears of a new coronavirus variant. Travel bans due to the coronavirus pandemic have typically included exemptions for...

How consultants, airlines and China cashed in on PPE scramble At least £175m of taxpayer money has been spent on consultants - but the true cost is likely to be much higher 22 December 2020 • 3:00pm As Covid-19 ripped through care homes and communities, junior health minister Lord Bethell came up with a novel way of fighting the relentless stress of the pandemic. In an effort to buoy spirits, the peer told the House of Lords in May, his cocker spaniel Tilly was accompanying him to the office.  Tilly was not the only outsider to become a fixture at the Department of Health’s Victoria Str...