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Moody's downgrades Rolls-Royce's credit rating to junk; outlook negative

Shares in Rolls-Royce, which have already lost almost two-thirds of their value during the pandemic, dropped 5.7% to trade at 253 pence at 0827 GMT, after Moody's statement

Aviation sector faces Covid-19 turbulence: What analysts expect from Q1 nos

With domestic air travel resuming only from May 25th, analysts expect Q1 performance to be adversely impacted due to truncated size of operations & travel restrictions by state governments

US plans to adopt global emission norms for planes to curb climate change

Environmental groups, which had threatened to sue EPA over delays in setting greenhouse gas limits for aviation, said the agency's proposal does not go far enough

Covid-19 impact: Aviation, automobile sectors see worst tax outgo in Q1

Maruti Suzuki, Bajaj Auto, and Hero MotoCorp's tax collections were down 60-85 per cent.

Financial situation very challenging, LWP for staffers win-win: Air India

The national carrier in a press statement said the scheme primarily enables employees to proceed on LWP "on voluntary basis"

Travel curb by states to contain Covid-19 hurting demand: IndiGo CEO

"We are flying only 30 per cent of our January capacity. We would like to go higher but there are various restrictions from the states. All that is really hurting demand," Dutta said

Groupe ADP, GMR restructure airport deal due to coronavirus pandemic

The French airport operator will now pay Rs 9,720 crore instead of Rs 10,780 crore which it had agreed to pay earlier

Lufthansa airlines to slash leadership, cut 1,000 administrative jobs

Lufthansa Group, which employs about 138,000 people, said it would also halve its investment in new aircraft, although it said that meant it could still add up to 80 new planes by 2023.

Covid-19 crisis: $30-billion deal renewal headache for IT companies

Outsourcing deals are either going to be renewed at a lower price or they will be delayed, say experts.

DGCA allows 870 chartered flights, ferrying of 200,000 people amid lockdown

These charted flights were foreign airlines transporting stranded people to their destinations amid coronavirus lockdown

'Crisis after crisis': Why govt won't bail out Indian aviation

Other countries have pumped in $123 billion in relief for their airlines

Govt relaxes home quarantine rule for crew carrying Covid-19 patient

Airline executives said that such a rule created hindrance in operations as on most days coronavirus positive cases were detected in multiple flight of the same airline

World coronavirus dispatch: Aviation sector stares at worst year in history

From Zara's first ever loss to China 'angrily' rejecting study tracing Covid-19 origins to last summer, and the slowing of new infection rate in the US - read these and more in today's world dispatch

When the masks fell off

Their handling of employees as the Covid-19 crisis played out revealed the true character of aviation sector players

Top headlines: ED raids Cox & Kings offices, weak aviation sector and more

From fuel price hikes for the second day in a row to Moody's report on air passenger traffic in 2021, here are the top headlines of the day

Letter to BS: Post lockdown, high costs can force out many air travellers

The aviation sector will face a strong headwind as fliers will avoid all non-essential travel.

Emirates fires undisclosed number of staff as global aviation comes to halt

Emirates, the jewel of the sheikhdom's vast array of state-linked enterprises, declined to offer figures on how many staff it fired

Save, shrink, survive: Indian aviation in the time of coronavirus

Business for Indian airlines stopped when the domestic and international services were first suspended in March to contain the spread of coronavirus. How will the airlines change after this crisis?

12 IndiGo passengers who travelled on 4 flights test positive for Covid-19

On Tuesday, IndiGo had said that a passenger who travelled on flight 6E 381 from Chennai to Coimbatore on Monday evening tested positive for the disease

Airlines may sustain losses on limited operations, demand worries

Despite the limited number of flights and price restrictions, analysts believe that the fares are yield accretive for airlines