Mihir Mishra is an India Aviation & Infrastructure Reporter. He covers a range of topics including aviation and aerospace, security and law enforcement, as well as business and economics, with a particular focus on capital markets and real estate development. Mihir's work has been featured in prominent publications such as The Indian Express, Bloomberg News, and The Boston Globe.
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Mihir Mishra's coverage primarily focuses on the Indian economy, business, mergers and acquisitions, aviation, and pharmaceuticals. With a national focus on India, Mihir appears to be interested in government announcements and press releases related to business activities and economic policies.
Given the heavy reliance on government announcements and data citations in his articles, he may be particularly responsive to pitches involving insights or analysis from experts with knowledge of the Indian regulatory landscape or industry-specific trends within India.
Those who can offer unique perspectives on significant developments within the Indian economy, especially in relation to businesses' financial decisions or shifts within key industries like aviation and pharmaceuticals are likely to catch Mihir's attention.
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Asia’s largest low-cost carrier is entering a period when its scale no longer guarantees insulation from volatility.
By: Rakesh Sharma, Mihir Mishra
India’s state-owned oil refiners have kept jet fuel prices steady for local flights following a plea from airlines to hold off on further hikes as they grapple with the fallout from the Iran war.
By: Mihir Mishra, Rakesh Sharma
State-run refiners held aviation fuel rates steady for local flights and cut prices for international operations.
By: Mihir Mishra, Danny Lee
Airbus SE is falling behind on deliveries of the A321XLR, a longer-range version of its most popular jet, with Indian customer IndiGo unlikely to receive the full batch of nine units this year, according to people familiar with the matter.
By: Allyson Versprille, Mihir Mishra
Investigators will miss Friday’s one-year deadline to explain why an Air India Ltd. jetliner crashed right after takeoff because an examination of the Boeing Co. plane’s engines in the US still needs to be completed, according to people familiar with the matter.
By: Weilun Soon, Mihir Mishra
Another tanker appears to have been struck in the Gulf of Oman, following attacks by the US on two other vessels in the area earlier this week.
By: Siddharth Philip, Sanjai P R, Mihir Mishra
Air India Ltd. is looking to defer aircraft deliveries, cut flights and postpone expansion plans after majority owner Tata Group instructed the carrier to focus on reducing its record losses, according to people familiar with the matter.
By: Mihir Mishra, Akriti Sharma
The ban also affects millions of Indians who use the platform for legitimate purposes.
By: Sanjai P R, Mihir Mishra
Billionaire Mukesh Ambani-controlled Jio Platforms Ltd. is weighing plans to build its own satellite constellation, as it seeks to cement control over the nation’s communications infrastructure while Elon Musk’s Starlink faces hurdles.
By: Rajesh Roy, Mihir Mishra
India said it plans to share its technology involving the Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle, the country’s most reliable rocket, to help speed up development of the local space industry.
