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Mumbai-Singapore @ Rs 14,000!

Jet Airways announces new daily international flights from Mumbai to Singapore.

Fly Mumbai-Singapore @ Rs 11,580

Singapore Airlines is offering special economy class return tickets to Singapore/ Kuala Lumpur/ Penang/ Bangkok/ Phuket/ Langkawi/ Hong Kong/ Bali/ Canton/ Shenzhen/ Beijing/ Shanghai/ Nanjing from Mumbai.

Nadal, Sania and Bopanna to sizzle for Mumbai in IPL-style tennis league

World No 1 Rafael Nadal will play for the Mumbai team, which will also have India's doubles stars Sania Mirza and Rohan Bopanna, in the inaugural International Tennis Premier League (ITPL) according to the players' draft released by the organisers, in Dubai on Sunday.

IndiGo to rejig routes to Singapore

No IndiGo flights will be available on the Mumbai-Bangkok route from March.

Kingfisher launches 8 international flights

At a time when airline across the world is hit due to slowdown and Air India is facing its worst-ever crisis, Kingfisher Airlines announced the launch of flights on eight international routes before the year-end.

How Jet plans to save cash

The airline has informed its flight attendants that they would be eligible for leave without pay between November 1 and December 20

Jet Airways, Qantas in codeshare pact

Expanding its wings in the international skies, leading carrier Jet Airways on Wednesday entered into a codeshare agreement with Australia's Qantas and said it would start flights to the US by next year.

Jet to fly Singapore from Apr 14

Jet Airways is planning to commence daily services to Singapore from Mumbai with effect from April 14, 2005.\n

Fly HK, Singapore at super-low rates

Airlines attract Indian flyers with premium economy offering

On Indian routes, Air France, British Airways and Virgin Atlantic are offering premium economy seating

Bhupathi offers Nadal 1.1 million dollars per night for IPTL

World number one Rafael Nadal is reportedly being offered 1.1 million dollars per night to play in three of the eight matches of the inaugural International Premier Tennis League (IPTL), which has borrowed its format from the lucrative Twenty20 tournament Indian Premier League (IPL).

'India a key market to spread women's tennis'

The Women's Tennis Association, which has turned to Asia to grow its sport, is unclear how the International Tennis Premier League is going to pan out. 'We are still learning about it, just as the world and the media is,' said Melissa Pines, Vice-President, Asia-Pacific, on the sidelines of its new announcement to bring the season-ending BNP Paribas WTA Championships to South East Asia for the first time this year.