Airlines
Qatar Airways to buy a 25% minority stake in Virgin Australia
Qatar Airways Group is set to strengthen its partnership with Virgin Australia by acquiring a 25% minority stake from Bain Capital.
As one of the world’s leading airlines, qatar airways, recently named the best airline globally by Skytrax for the eighth time this year, is expected to enhance Virgin Australia’s growth and competitiveness in the Australian market.
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This deeper collaboration aims to boost competition in Australian aviation, offering travelers more value and options. Virgin Australia’s resilience and success are crucial for maintaining healthy domestic competition, and qatar air’ investment brings the expertise and scale of a world-class airline.
This strategic investment by qatar air line Group also positions Virgin Australia for a potential return to public ownership, allowing Australians to become stakeholders in the airline’s future. The partnership, pending approval from the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC), will allow Virgin Australia to launch flights from Brisbane, Melbourne, Perth, and Sydney to Doha, connecting with Qatar Airways’ extensive global network.
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These additional qatar airlines flights will offer over 100 new connecting routes across Europe, the Middle East, and Africa, benefiting Australian travelers. Starting in mid-2025, wet lease services will enable Virgin Australia to evaluate the long-term potential of operating wide-body aircraft, enhancing competition for long-haul travel.
The expanded codeshare and cooperation agreement will give passengers more international travel options with improved schedules, more earning and redemption opportunities for Velocity and qatar airways Privilege Club members, and better value fares for leisure, SME, and corporate travelers.
This strengthened partnership is expected to drive significant job creation and economic growth across the aviation and tourism sectors in Australia.
Airlines
IndiGo Partners with Marigold Aviation to Elevate Cadet Pilot Training
In a significant move for aviation in India, indigo, the country’s leading airline, has announced a new partnership with Marigold Aviation for its esteemed Cadet Pilot Program.
This collaboration marks IndiGo’s ninth alliance within the program, further emphasizing its dedication to developing the next generation of pilots and supporting its ambitious growth strategy.
About Marigold Aviation
Marigold Aviation is renowned for its top-tier commercial airline flight training facilities, backed by a team of aviation and flight training experts. Their wealth of expertise allows them to offer a uniquely tailored indigo cadet Pilot Program that upholds the highest standards of quality and safety.
The program guides aspiring pilots through essential stages, including preparation for the DGCA exams, acquiring the Commercial Pilot License Multi-Engine Instrument Rating (CPL-MEIR), and achieving Airbus A320 type rating.
Program Structure
The IndiGo-Marigold Aviation Cadet Pilot Program spans 21 months and is divided into three comprehensive phases:
- Phase 1 (15 months):
- Ground School,
- DGCA & Commercial Pilot License Multi-Engine Instrument Rating (CPL-MEIR) Training, and
- Licensing at Marigold Aviation’s world-class facilities.
- Phase 2 (4 months):
- Foreign License Conversion.
- Phase 3 (2 months):
- Airbus A320 Type Rating.
To help aspiring pilots better understand the program, indigo airlines and Marigold Aviation will host a series of informational seminars in key cities across India, including Delhi NCR, Mumbai, and Bengaluru, in November. These roadshows will provide detailed insights into the program’s structure, financing options, and career opportunities available through IndiGo’s Cadet Pilot Program.
Commitment to Future Aviators
This partnership signifies indigo atr ongoing commitment to shaping the future of aviation in India by offering a clear and supportive pathway for the country’s next generation of pilots. By expanding its cadet pilot programme indigo, aims to ensure that aspiring aviators are well-prepared for successful careers in aviation, thus contributing to the growth of the industry as a whole.
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