Less players, authoritarian rule

- Around 600 non-flying staff from Air India and Vistara are likely to be impacted by the merger. - Efforts will be made to provide job opportunities within Air India group and Tata companies for the affected employees. - The exact number of impacted staff will be known after the merger's completion, expected in late September or early October. - The fitment process, evaluating roles and responsibilities, has been ongoing for months and is being conducted fairly. - There will be no job impact for cabin crew and pilots, and the merger aims for growth, not cost-cutting.

- Singapore Airlines received Indian govt approval for FDI in Air India merger - Merger will create one of world's largest airline groups, expected completion by end of 2024 - SIA to acquire 25.1% stake in Air India as part of the deal - Merger still subject to compliance with applicable Indian laws - Parties discussing extension of long stop date, originally set for October 31, 2024 Source: [Indian Express](https://indianexpress.com/article/business/aviation/singapore-airlines-fdi-indian-govt-vistara-air-india-merger-9540861/)

First time seeing this coordination of employees in any big company in India. Corporate slaves are realizing that they need to come together for their rights.

Why they keep price so high even when 90% seats are vacant... I simply couldn't understand. They are against unit economics or what... Case 1, Price of Ticket 10k if 90% seats available Case 2, Price is 11k if 10% seats available Chal kya rha h ?

The colors. The Hello 6E. The food menu, packaging etc. Does anyone know who worked on it?

So why are domestic flights more expensive than International flights? I was checking flight to Ranchi for today it is showing 21k While today's flights for Bangkok is 14k flight for Dubai is 13k flight for hongkong 16k

https://www.business-standard.com/companies/news/cash-strapped-spicejet-to-lay-off-1-400-employees-as-cost-cutting-measure-124021200227_1.html

Such a shame. Almost all the Indigo flights I have taken in last couple of months have been late. New benchmark of Indigo standard time now 🤮

Does anyone feel like domestic flight rates increased 1.6x -2x for 2024? what's the reason for this surge even when there are no long weekends? Any tricks to get back to old prices atleast at 1.3x?