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Sanjeev Kapoor wrote,"This appears to have been the result of a schedule change. Some travel agents do not provide customer contact information, instead inputting their own agency email and phone numbers. Onus is then on them to pass on such timing change messages to the customers." 'This has been a long-standing issue and challenge, often highlighted by the airlines. Unfortunately, there is no regulation that requires travel agents to input actual customer contact info. Ideally this should be a mandatory requirement, that would prevent such issues," Sanjiv Kapoor said in a follow up tweet. This has been a long-standing issue and challenge, often highlighted by the airlines. Unfortunately there is no regulation that requires travel agents to input actual customer contact info. Ideally this should be a mandatory requirement, that would prevent such issues. (2/2)— Sanjiv Kapoor (@TheSanjivKapoor) Also the Scoot airline flight was originally scheduled to take off at 7:55 pm on Wednesday. It, however, flew out of the airport at 4 pm, they said, adding all the passengers were communicated about the change departure time well in advance through email by their booking agents. An airport official told ANI that the travel agent, who booked the tickets for 30 people in a group, had not informed them (passengers) about the change in flight timings due to which the airline flew with the passengers who had reported on time. "All booking agents were informed well in time and they relaye...

• Home • War in Ukraine • Climate • Video • World • World Home • Africa • Asia • Australia • Europe • Latin America • Middle East • US & Canada • UK • UK Home • England • N. Ireland • Scotland • Wales • Isle of Man • Guernsey • Jersey • Politics • Local News • Business • Business Home • Market Data • New Economy • New Tech Economy • Companies • Technology of Business • Economy • CEO Secrets • Global Trade • Cost of Living • Tech • Science • Entertainment & Arts • Health • World News TV • In Pictures • Reality Check • Newsbeat Getty Images Copyright: Getty Images Shares in Jet Airways have plunged more than 17% after a report said bidders for the troubled Indian airline hadn't shown interest in following up on their offers. , citing sources, reported that Etihad Airways, TPG Capital and Indigo Partners haven't signed non-disclosure agreements needed to conduct due diligence, as the 10 May deadline for final bids draws closer. Jet was forced to "We are staring at an obituary," the Economic Times quoted an executive at one of Jet's key lenders as saying. Hindustan Times / Getty Images Copyright: Hindustan Times / Getty Images On Wednesday, troubled Indian airline Jet Airways The airline said its last flight would operate on Wednesday as it was not able to pay for fuel and other critical services. “Jet Airways is £1.2bn in debt. The airline has no choice but to suspend operations as they don’t have money to pay salaries. The Indian government is trying its best to support...

The trading price of JetBlue Airways Corporation (NASDAQ:JBLU) closed higher on Tuesday, June 13, closing at $7.84, 1.55% higher than its previous close. Traders who pay close attention to intraday price movement should know that it fluctuated between $7.75 and $7.87. In examining the 52-week price action we see that the stock hit a 52-week high of $9.35 and a 52-week low of $6.18. Over the past month, the stock has gained 16.32% in value. The electric vehicle boom is accelerating – and fast. According a new report published by BloombergNEF, annual spending on passenger EVs hit $388 billion in 2022, up 53% from the year before. Like we said, the boom is accelerating – and the time to buy EV-related tech stocks is now. Get our free report, "Top 5 EV Tech Stocks to Buy for 2023". Sponsored JetBlue Airways Corporation, whose market valuation is $2.55 billion at the time of this writing. Investors’ optimism about the company’s current quarter earnings report is understandable. Analysts have predicted the quarterly earnings per share to grow by $0.39 per share this quarter, however they have predicted annual earnings per share of $0.68 for 2023 and $1.12 for 2024. It means analysts are expecting annual earnings per share growth of 185.00% this year and 64.70% next year. Analysts have forecast the company to bring in revenue of $2.6 billion for the current quarter, with the likely lows of $2.55 billion and highs of $2.63 billion. The average estimate suggests sales will likely u...

Courtesy: JetBlue Airways Corrections and Clarifications: A previous version of this story incorrectly described the Airbus A321 with new livery. The aircraft is part of JetBlue’s existing fleet. Planespotters, get excited. The Airbus A321 is fit with Mint business class and will feature an all-blue fuselage, green accented winglets and a new tail pattern. JetBlue has not yet announced what route it will be assigned to for its inaugural flight. “Our aircraft have always been what we talk about as our icons in the sky,” Jayne O’Brien, JetBlue’s head of marketing and loyalty, told USA TODAY. She added that the airline plans to refresh the liveries of all of its planes as they go through their regular paint cycle. An aircraft is typically repainted once every six years, she said. “What we are is embracing that schedule and bringing in some of the refreshed designs,” O’Brien added. The new paint schemes will include a larger JetBlue logo, as well as extending the tailfin pattern to the underside of the aircraft, where it will be easier to spot from the ground. Winglets will also include new accent colors, though JetBlue has not finalized the full palette or all the tailfin designs that will be included in its refresh. According to the airline, it’s the first time since the company was founded that it has completely redone the livery across its fleet. The new paint complements JetBlue’s new visual identity in its advertising and social media posts, which rolled out earlier this...

On May 20, 2022, Jet Airways received its revalidated air operator permit from the DGCA (Directorate General of Civil Aviation). This allows the airline to resume flights under new investors, the Jalan-Kalrock consortium, and a new management team. With new management, funding, and new ownership, the future seems to be bright as well as challenging for Jet Airways. The airline received its revalidated AOC after it conducted proving flights on 15th and 17th May. Jet Airways intends to restart commercial flights in the next quarter of this year (July-September 2022). “We are grateful to have received the revalidated AOC, the culmination of months of efforts by a fantastic and dedicated team. The joy of flying was the tagline for Jet Airways. We are delighted to announce that joy is coming back.” Sanjiv Kapoor, CEO of Jet Airways More scenes of joy and celebration after the team of remarkables pulled off something few thought possible: revive an airline that had not operated for an extended period of time (3 years!). And in the process proved nothing is impossible! Now on to the next phase! Jet Airways stated that it will unveil its plans for its fleet, network, a loyalty program, and the overall product soon. In addition, it will also announce its senior management team next week and begin hiring staff with former Jet Airways 1.0 staff getting preference. The next phase is to build the best team, and former Jet 1.0 staff are particularly encouraged to apply. Over 2/3 of curr...

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