The decision aligns Air India with fellow Star Alliance members, enabling customers through codeshare and interline partnerships to enjoy seamless, same‑terminal connections across the Americas. JFK Millennium Partners (JMP), selected by the Port Authority of New York & New Jersey to build and operate John F Kennedy International Airport’s new Terminal 6 (T6), announced that Air India will relocate its operations to the facility in 2028. The decision aligns Air India with fellow Star Alliance members at T6, including Air Canada, ANA, Austrian Airlines, Avianca, Brussels Airlines, Lufthansa, SWISS, and TAP Air Portugal, alongside Aer Lingus, Cathay Pacific, JetBlue, Kuwait...
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While reinforcing Visakhapatnam’s position as the ‘Gateway of the East’, the launch of Alluri Sitarama Raju International Airport will mark...
India’s Private Spacetech Ambitions Reach Orbit After Skyroot’s Successful Launch
Following the mission’s success, India and firms like Skyroot are positioning to disrupt the satellite launch segment, which has seen...
India’s First Private Orbital Rocket Vikram‑1 Set for July 18 Test Flight
The rocket will carry technology demonstration payloads, alongside an artwork and a micro‑art installation. Hyderabad‑based launch vehicle maker Skyroot Aerospace...

India’s Satellite Communications Push Gains Momentum Through Public‑Private Partnerships: Viasat
Collaboration across government, industry and academia will be key to advancing India’s digital transformation and space economy through satellite communications. Robust collaboration between government and industry is propelling India’s satellite communications sector into a new phase of growth, senior executives at Viasat said at a high‑level roundtable in New Delhi on Friday. “Smart people will want to work in this sector, and people from around the world will want to come and work here. That has been the result of a strong public‑private partnership, a supportive regulatory environment and sustained investment into the sector by ISRO and others,” said Michael...
From Cloud to Energy: India’s Geopolitical Stress Test
The West Asia conflict is reshaping India’s risk management and creating an opportunity to accelerate and complete its energy reform agenda, underline S&P Global and Crisil analysts. The sustained nature of the West Asia war is changing Indian risk management from providing immediate buffers to reorienting medium- to long-term strategies. Even before the conflict, the Economic Survey 2026 highlighted risks of a “disorderly multipolar breakdown,” rupee depreciation, and foreign portfolio outflows. These risks are now likely to be exacerbated. The HSBC India Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) data for March 2026 shows a slowdown in private sector activity. The HSBC India...


































