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Good news for travellers, Air India and AirAsia to carry each other's passengers | Mobility News - Vimarsana News

Good news for travellers, Air India and AirAsia to carry each other's passengers | Mobility News

The arrangement, effective for two years starting from this month, the two carriers have entered IROPS (irregular operations) arrangement through a pact.

Source: india.com
IATA - Multilateral Interline Framework - Vimarsana News

IATA - Multilateral Interline Framework

Today's interline environment is complex, presents limits and is hard to reach for non-IATA members. The IATA Board of Governors is exploring opportunities to reinvigorate the IATA multi-lateral interline framework.

Source: iata.org
To cut costs, SpiceJet, GoFirst in pact to combine flights - The Hindu BusinessLine - Vimarsana News

To cut costs, SpiceJet, GoFirst in pact to combine flights - The Hindu BusinessLine

Move has helped airlines curtail costs by 70%, about 20,000 passengers benefitted

In transit: the perils of connecting flights - Vimarsana News

In transit: the perils of connecting flights

In transit: the perils of connecting flights Simon Calder © Provided by The Independent Even with the plane swaying disconcertingly in some wild winds, I could make out the Avianca jumbo jet on the ground at Charles de Gaulle airport in Paris. Along with most fellow passengers aboard the Dan-Air plane from Gatwick, that Colombian national airlines flight was my target. The Boeing 747 was preparing for a round-the-houses departure to Bogota via Madrid and Caracas – where I was hoping to hop off.  In the Venezuelan capital, I would transfer to Aeropostal (an airline, not a ...

Source: msn.com