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Air India returns to the Tatas after 68 years, SpiceJet loses out

The Indian government had chosen the winning bid, after judging the offers made by Spicejet founder Ajay Singh and Tata Sons against a 'minimum reserve price'.

Amidst the Afghanistan crisis, read how India presided over the world’s largest citizen evacuation operation during Iraq-Kuwait war in 1990

India's unprecedented evacuation of over 1,70,000 stranded citizens from Kuwait was depicted in the Bollywood movie Airlift.

Amartya Sen only Bharat Ratna to avail Air India’s free travel offer, travelled 21 times between 2015-2019: RTI

The RTI has further revealed that Amartya Sen is the only Bharat Ratna awardee who has been a beneficiary of the scheme.

Kerala CM Pinarayi Vijayan’s son-in-law Mohammed Riyaz, CPM MLA TV Rajesh sent to judicial custody in violence case

The accused, including Pinarayi Vijayan's son-in-law Mohammed Riyaz were out on bail and wanted to get it extended.

Shooter Manu Bhaker accuses Delhi airport officials of ‘treating her like criminal’, Air India refutes allegation as Minister Kiren Rijiju steps in: Details

Shooter Manu Bhaker was refused permission to board Air India flight after officials asked her to pay extra charges for carrying and ammunition

NDTV employee blames Air India for her inability to produce documents at airport leading to a missed flight

NDTV employee holds Air India accountable for her misplaced documents, bad internet and for following the aviation rules in India.

Budget 2021: Govt plans to raise Rs 1.75 trillion through disinvestment, LIC IPO announced

The government plans to raise Rs 1.75 trillion with its ambitious disinvestment proposal

San Francisco to Bengaluru via North Pole? The route is challenging yet fascinating and economical. Here is how

All you need to know about polar routes and why airlines prefer North Pole route over South Pole route.

From San Francisco to Bengaluru, over the North Pole: Four women pilots of Air India create history

Air India's all-women crew flew over North Pole, travelling over 16,000 km from San Francisco to Bengaluru.

IC 814 hijack: Where are those three terrorists India released in exchange for hostages?

On December 31, 1999, after seven days, the hostage crisis came to an end as India agreed to release three dreaded terrorists including Masood Azhar, the founder of Jaish-e-Mohammed.

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