enterprise Why Nusli Wadia has to take charge of Go First at 77? As the Wadia family rift widens, Go First (Go Air) gets the septuagenarian to guide it through turbulence. By Anjuli Bhargava
enterprise What are the odds against Rakesh Jhunjhunwala’s Akasa? Setting up an airline in a downturn may make sense but getting an airline up and running in India is likely to be easier said than done. Here’s why. By Anjuli Bhargava
enterprise Tata vs IndiGo: Indian aviation set for a royal duel Indigo—India’s largest private player—is set to face its most serious challenge at a time when the giant finds itself on its knees. By Anjuli Bhargava
enterprise Why Akasa casts a shadow on Jet Airways revival There does remain a small subset of industry who maintain the airline would fly again even though it hardly has any airworthy aircraft. By Anjuli Bhargava
