The appointments mark a key phase in the regional carrier’s measured expansion across southern and western India. Pure‑play regional airline FLY91 has announced the appointment of aviation veterans Krishnan Balakrishnan as President and Chief Operating Officer, and Jitendra Kushwah as Chief Financial Officer. The appointments mark a key phase in FLY91’s measured expansion across southern and western India. The airline currently operates across 12 destinations in its growing regional network, reinforcing its commitment to ‘Connecting Bharat’ through safe, reliable and efficient regional air services. Both executives will report directly to Founder, Managing Director and CEO Manoj Chacko and form part...
FLY91 Strengthens Leadership Team with Seasoned Aviation Executives to Drive Regional Growth
NHAI Launches Framework to Share Highway Data with IITs, NITs and CSIR‑CRRI
Civil Aviation Minister Naidu Expands Pilot Training Network with 11 New FTOs
The new centres will raise India’s pilot training capacity by 750 cadets annually, giving a major boost to the domestic...
Air India Names Tewolde Gebremariam CEO & MD to Drive Global Expansion
Gebremariam was chosen following an intensive global search led by Air India’s board committee. Ending months of speculation, Air India’s...
Delhi Airport Expands Domestic Network to 90 Destinations with Launch of Direct Flights to Daman
Delhi Airport is now the only airport in India with direct connectivity to 32 of 36 states and union territories,...

Air India, SkyDrive, and Suzuki Join Forces to Explore eVTOL Medical Logistics in India
Facing urban traffic congestion, the initiative targets faster emergency medical transport while bolstering India’s healthcare infrastructure. Air India, SkyDrive and Suzuki Motor Corp. have signed a memorandum of understanding to study the feasibility of using electric vertical take‑off and landing (eVTOL) aircraft for medical logistics in India. The partnership aims to assess how aerial mobility can help deliver time‑critical medical supplies in congested urban environments, combining SkyDrive’s technology, Air India’s operational expertise and Suzuki’s market insight. With major Indian cities struggling with traffic bottlenecks, the initiative seeks to create faster emergency medical transport solutions while strengthening the country’s healthcare infrastructure....
Vedanta Uses 4 Billion Units of Clean Energy in FY2026, Cuts Emissions
Renewable energy use rose nearly 450 per cent from FY2020‑21 levels, while emissions intensity across metals and mining fell about 14 per cent. Vedanta Group said it generated and utilised nearly 4 billion units of clean energy in FY2025‑26, reaffirming its commitment to nature‑positive growth. The company marked World Nature Conservation Day on Tuesday by highlighting progress on decarbonisation, water stewardship and biodiversity conservation. “This has contributed to 36 million tonnes of cumulative avoided carbon emissions since FY2020‑21, equivalent to taking nearly 8 million passenger vehicles off the road for a year,” Vedanta said in a statement. “Through its integrated...


































