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“Plane Ticket in cost of a Train Ticket” Disruption Dairies #3 Deccan Airlines was founded by Captain G.R. Gopinath in 2003 as India’s first low cost Airline with a plan of offering plane ticket in a train ticket cost. To keep the operating costs

“India's Airline Marketing War” Marketing Face off #4 Jet Airways vs Kingfisher vs GoAir In 2007 after Jet Airways got a makeover from a crisis it put up a Billboard saying "We have changed" Their Rival Kingfisher Airlines put up a Billboard ab

UAE's Etihad & China’s 2nd biggest airline announce a global first 🙌🙌 The two biggies have decided to shun competition and rather join hands to serve a massive market. What exactly has happened? The two airlines just had a baby. Let’s learn! ..

Air India's return to operating profit is such big news! 👏👏 Sure, the whole Air India Group will still take some time, with the Tatas eyeing all-out profitability in FY27. But the fact that the full-service business is back to operating profit af

When Flying Home Costs More Than Your Monthly Rent. → My friend came to Bangalore for the first time. His Indigo return flight got cancelled today even though he booked it a month ago. He tried booking a new flight from Bangalore to Ahmedabad for up

Meet the man who built one of India's largest airlines by offering tickets for just ₹1. Capt. Gopinath retired from the Army at 28 because he felt tied down. He then began searching for ways to feed his family. He did everything from being a milk s

India’s low-cost carriers, including IndiGo, Air India Express, SpiceJet, and Akasa Air, are preparing to shift their operations to the upcoming Navi Mumbai International Airport. With the new airport targeting a May opening, these budget airlines

In 2005 indigo were the underdog with not a single plane in the skies. Now they control 52.7% of India's domestic market — more than the combined total of the next five airlines — and have been profitable for 10 consecutive years in one of the world'

Ever wondered why India needs its own AI models? 🤔 The future of our technological independence and cultural identity depends on it! Let's explore why developing indigenous AI is crucial for India's future: 👇 India's Path to AI Leadership: - Econ

Only 1 in 20 Indians have ever flown. Let that sink in. We often talk about how fast India is growing… but when you look at this number it hits different. In a country of over 1.4 billion people, only about 3–5% have taken a flight in their lifeti