
Air India Regional
- IATA Code
- CD
- ICAO Code
- LLR
- Country
- India
- Business model
- Regional/Commuter
Air India Regional (formerly known as Alliance Air) is an Indian airline which originally commenced services as a low-cost unit of Indian. As part of Indian's merger with Air India, it was renamed Air India Regional.
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Central Information Commission issues show cause notice to Alliance Air
Alliance Air to operate additional Delhi-Goa services over peak Dec-2011/Jan-2012 period
14% of slots allocated to domestic Indian airlines unused; most cancellations by Kingfisher: DGCA
Alliance Air launches services connecting Kozhikode with Thiruvananthapuram, Kochi and Agatti
Air India Regional postpones intra-Kerala services by one week
India reports as many as 67 pilots tested positive in alcohol tests
Indian carrier opposes Lakshadweep order
Indian carriers oppose extra capacity for Lakshadweep islands
Air India to launch domestic LCC under Alliance Air brand
Air India to no longer lease aircraft for Alliance Air
Meghalaya State Government probing Alliance Air safety allegations
India's DGCA reports Apr-2011 traffic highlights
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Air India still in Star Alliance holding pattern. Future uncertain
Star Alliance yesterday announced that its members had decided to “put Air India’s alliance membership application on hold”. The beleaguered carrier had been given until 31-Jul-2011 to demonstrate its suitability for membership.
Indian civil aviation flies from strength to strength; domestic pax more than doubles in five years
Airline traffic growth in India remained in the double digits in Jan-2011 with growth of 21% year-on-year to start the year. This marks two consecutive Januarys of traffic growth with domestic traffic up 106% from Jan-2006 levels. Domestic traffic is now some 48% above Jan-2009 levels, 27% above Jan-2008 levels and 44% above Jan-2007 levels.
Government considers Air India equity infusion as losses continue to flow, debt remains high
Air India, India’s state-owned national carrier, is continuing to struggle to cope with continued and significant losses and accumulated high debt levels as it seeks another government equity infusion. Air India is facing pressure to turn around its operations not only from within but from Star Alliance, with formal entry into the alliance dependent on achieving certain membership requirements which Air India has been slow to meet.
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