The Hindu Business Line : Sunday, November 13, 2005

Temasek not to pick up stake in SpiceJet
TEMASEK Holding has decided against picking up a stake in the domestic low-cost airline SpiceJet. "Temasek is not participating. There were some issues," the airlines' Chief Executive Officer, Mr Siddhanta Sharma, told Business Line. ... More

Malaysian Airlines splits operations in S. India into two
MALAYSIA Airlines has split its operations in South India into two to focus on the revenue generating sectors of Hyderabad and Bangalore. Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh have been carved into a new region that would be headed by Mr Blasius Binjua. ... More

SpiceJet's acquisition of Boeing aircraft to be over in 2 years
SPICEJET'S acquisition of the ten Boeing 737 800 aircraft will be completed by 2007 end, according to its CEO, Mr Siddhanta Sharma. It would also lease four more aircraft between February and May next year, he said. The airline had gone in ... More

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