Air India has reported a record annual loss exceeding $2 billion for the 2025–26 financial year, according to newly released shareholder disclosures from Singapore Airlines, which holds a 25% stake in the carrier. The results, published in Singapore Airlines’ annual report, show Air India Group recorded a loss of 3.56 billion Singapore dollars, equivalent to $2.80 billion, for the 12 months ending March 2026. This marks the airline’s largest loss on record and a significant

Air India CEO Campbell Wilson has resigned from his position and will continue in the role until a successor is appointed, marking a significant leadership transition at the Tata‑owned carrier. Wilson’s resignation was accepted at a board meeting last week, and he is expected to remain with the airline through the transition period potentially until September to ensure continuity. He had joined Air India in 2022 on a five‑year contract following the airline’s privatisation ea

Kolkata, India - An IndiGo Airbus A320 sustained minor damage on Tuesday following an incident involving an unattended ground vehicle at Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose International Airport, according to airport and airline sources. The aircraft, parked at Bay/Stand 51 and scheduled to operate a flight from Kolkata to Guwahati, was struck by a catering vehicle that rolled forward uncontrolled. At the time of the event, boarding had not commenced, and the flight crew had not yet a

A Bengaluru–Varanasi IndiGo flight experienced a mid‑air scare on Saturday night after a passenger allegedly attempted to open the aircraft’s emergency exit door twice, later telling officials he was “possessed by a ghost.” The incident occurred on IndiGo flight 6E‑185, which departed Bengaluru around 8:15 pm. About 15 minutes after takeoff, the passenger, identified as Mohammad Adnan, a resident of Mau district in Uttar Pradesh tried to tamper with the emergency exit. Cabin

Maldivian has hosted a special evening to celebrate 18 years of operations in India, recognising the staff, partners, and long‑standing collaborators who have supported the airline’s growth in one of its most important international markets. The event brought together team members, industry partners, and invited guests to acknowledge the airline’s journey and the strong connections built over nearly two decades of continuous operations. The airline also acknowledged the suppo

Maldivian, the national airline of the Maldives, marks an important milestone as it celebrates 18 years since launching flights to Trivandrum, India. The airline first commenced operations to the South Indian city on 25 January 2008, establishing one of its earliest and most enduring international routes. Over nearly two decades, the Trivandrum sector has played a key role in connecting Maldivian travelers with Kerala’s capital, an important hub for medical travel, education,