It is very unfortunate what has happenned to the students of American School of Aviation but now it is turning out to be more worse for those already passed out from ASA. On-going slump in Aviation Sector all over the world has forced India’s second largest Domestic carrier Kingfisher Airlines to freeze current and further [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Kingfisher Airlines’
Shatterred dreams. Kingfisher Airlines frozen pilot recruitments of ASA passed outs
Posted in Education, Travel, tagged American School of Aviation, co-pilots, Indian media, KFA, Kingfisher Airlines, pilot recruitments, Pilots on October 20, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Air Hostess Training institutes in India faces tough competition from US Technical Schools
Posted in Travel, tagged Air Hostess Academy (AHA), air-hostess training, airline Industry, airports, Atin Banerjee, Aviation Industry, aviation sector jobs, cabin crew, Chandigarh, civil aviation sector, domestic carriers, Frankfinn Institute, hospitality industry, India's aviation sector, Jalandhar, Kingfisher Airlines, Ludhiana, TMI Academy, tourism sector, training of cabin crew, UB Group on October 18, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
The boom in the India’s aviation sector that begun a few years ago resulted in institutes for training of cabin crew and others wishing to enter the aviation industry had mushroomed all over the country. Students paid lakhs of rupees as fees for the training they received at these institutes. But the financial crisis affecting [...]
Open letter to the parents of victimized ASA students
Posted in Education, Travel, tagged American School of Aviation, KFA, Kingfisher Airlines, Prince and Reny on August 26, 2008 | 4 Comments »
Dear Parents of victimized ASA students: I have no doubt the sentiment and plea expressed in the letters addressed to the respected Mr. Vayalar Ravi, the Minister sent by many of you represent the collective emotions of those who were caught up in the recent ASA fiasco of horrendous order of magnitude. My heart goes [...]
ASA could become the subject of a criminal probe led by FBI
Posted in Education, Travel, tagged Air Travel, American School of Aviation, Aviation Academy, Aviation School, Commercial Pilot License, Commercial Pilot Training Programme, CPL, DGCA, District Attorney, Federal Bureau of Investigation, Flight School, flight training, fraud, Indian students, International Travel News, Kingfisher Airlines, Latest Travel News, Manpreet 'Prince' Singh, Merced County, Overseas study, Reny Kozman, Study In US, Travel, Travel News, Travel Risks, trust, tuition fees, World News, World Travel News on August 11, 2008 | 10 Comments »
American School of Aviation, already besought with civil lawsuits, could become the subject of a criminal probe led by the Federal Bureau of Investigation. Merced County District Attorney Larry Morse II has asked the FBI to take a role into the investigation of the American School of Aviation. Morse said the district attorney’s office needs [...]
Mr. Minister, please come forward and do something. UPA Govt. is saved now. part (1)
Posted in Education, Travel, tagged Air Travel, American School of Aviation, Aviation Academy, Aviation School, Commercial Pilot License, Commercial Pilot Training Programme, CPL, Indian students, Kingfisher Airlines, Latest Travel News, Minister for the overseas Indian affairs, Ministry of Overseas Indian Affairs, Overseas study, Shri D.N. Srivastava, Shri G Gurucharan, Shri K. Mohandas, stranded students, Study abroad, Study In US, Travel, Travel News, Travel Risks, US Department of Homeland Security, Vayalar Ravi, World News, World Travel News on August 4, 2008 | 2 Comments »
Since the UPA government has already passed the no confidence motion in Parliament on 22nd July 2008, we hope that our beloved Minister Mr. Vayalar Ravi will come forward to help our sons & daughters which are fighting a lonely war for justice on a foreign soil with very few helping hands. Here is the [...]
Only chance of recovery of the student’s fees from ASA is……………….
Posted in Education, Travel, tagged AD, Air Travel, American School of Aviation, ASA, ASA students, ATP, Aviation Academy, aviation career, Aviation School, California State Franchise Tax Board, co-defendant, College, Commercial Pilot License, Commercial Pilot Training Programme, county ordinance, County’s office, court, CPL, DGCA, Echo Yankee, FAA, flight duties, flight school closure, FTA, Indian airlines, Indian lending institutions, Indian students, International Travel News, IRS, judgment, KFA, Kingfisher Airlines, Latest Travel News, law suit, lawyers, MEI, Nevada Court, Overseas study, pilot shortages, Prince and Reny, Silver State Helicopters, Study In US, Travel, Travel News, Travel Risks, US Federal Court, World News, World Travel News on July 20, 2008 | 2 Comments »
Hello ASA students, First off, I’d like to express my sincere sympathy for those students stranded by the recent ASA fiasco and wish you all the early arrival of meaningful assistance to alleviate the current enduring hardship. I have no personal stake in this ordeal and neither lost nor gained anything from this occurrence. Nevertheless [...]
Recovery may not be possible if Prince & Reny file for Bankruptcy under Chapter 7 of the Federal Law, feels Capt C Kishore
Posted in Education, Travel, tagged Air India Express cadet program, Air Travel, Airline Operations, American School of Aviation, ASA, Attorneys, Atwater, Aviation Academy, aviation consultant, Aviation Management Diploma, Aviation School, CFI, Citation CJ2, Commercial Pilot License, Commercial Pilot Training Programme, CPL, DGCA, Embry Riddle Aeronautical University, Indian Embassy, Indian students, Indigo, KFA cadet program, King Air B200, Kingfisher Airlines, Overseas study, PPL, Prince & Reny, Study abroad, Study In US on July 14, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Living in US? Call India as low as 4 cent per minute with Airtel Capt C Kishore, Director, Arrow Aviation Solutions writes Dear ASA Students, At the outset I am sure those who took the Psychometric test under me for the ASA-KFA program, would remember me and my steadfast criticism of students who did not [...]
Kingfisher came inch closer to buying SpiceJet
Posted in Travel, tagged Agents, air tickets, Air Travel, Airbus, airline Industry, Aviation Academy, Aviation Industry, Boeing, cheap air tickets, Deccan Airlines, International Aviation News, Jet Airways, Kayak, Kingfisher Airlines, Low cost carrier, online airtickets, Sahara Airways, Spicejet, Travel, Vijay mallaya, Vijaya Mallaya on July 5, 2008 | 1 Comment »
Kingfisher Airlines is close to acquiring a controlling stake in another low-cost carrier SpiceJet. The deal will value SpiceJet around $300 million dollars. It is likely to be a cash-and- share swap deal. Mallya is likely to acquire 26% stake in SpiceJet, and make an open offer for an additional 20% stake. He is also [...]



