Air India has firmed up its order for up to 540 new Airbus and Boeing jets, a day after domestic rival IndiGo agreed to buy 500 A320 Family aircraft.
– Up to 240 B737 MAXs.
– 140 A320 NEOs.
– 70 A321 NEOs.
– Up to 40 B787 Dreamliners.
– 34 A350-1000s.
– 10 777Xs.
– 6 A350-900s.
Over the next 20 years, South Asia is expected to more than triple its in-service fleet from 700 to 2,300 airplanes to meet passenger demand.
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OATC Partners with Bristol Groundschool to Expand Pilot Training Opportunities
OMNI Aviation Training Center (OATC), one of Portugal’s leading EASA Approved Training Organisations (ATO), is proud to announce a new partnership with Bristol Groundschool, one of Europe’s most respected providers of EASA ATPL theoretical knowledge training.

