In the wake of navigating through the pandemic's financial turbulence, IndiGo is poised for a profitable FY 24, offering staff a bonus of 1.5 months' salary in gratitude.
IndiGo's strategic partnership with Rolls-Royce, utilizing the Trent XWB engines, marks a pivotal development in airline fleet enhancement and innovation.
IndiGo has confirmed a significant expansion with an order of 30 Airbus A350-900 aircraft, powered by Rolls Royce's Trent XWB engines, alongside options for 70 more, marking a strategic shift toward long-haul flight capabilities.
IndiGo introduces a new in-flight entertainment service, offering passengers access to movies, TV shows, music, and games via their app, starting with Delhi-Goa flights.
IndiGo, India's leading airline, is undergoing a strategic leadership transition, with Senior Vice President Engineering S C Gupta and Senior Vice President Inflight Services Suman Chopra set to depart from their roles.
In partnership with Archer Aviation, InterGlobe plans to roll out a fleet of eVTOL aircraft by 2026, aiming to shrink the commute between Delhi and Gurugram to just seven minutes.
Two separate incidents of gold smuggling through aviation have been intercepted, one involving 240 grams concealed in airpods and a blender from Dubai to India, and another 1 kg 70 gram found on an IndiGo flight from Delhi.
Torrential rains and thunderstorms in the UAE led to the temporary closure of Dubai International Airport (DXB), causing flight diversions, cancellations, and delays. Over 45 flights were directly affected by the adverse weather conditions.
In response to heightened Middle East tensions and the threat of an imminent Iranian attack on Israel, Qantas has adjusted its Perth to London route to include a stopover in Singapore, bypassing Iranian airspace.
IndiGo's market capitalisation reached $17.605 billion, outpacing Southwest Airlines, with a stock surge attributed to a new A320neo order and fare hikes due to Vistara flights cancellation.
With a commanding domestic market share, IndiGo plans to extend its wings globally, utilizing the Airbus A321XLR as its vehicle for international expansion.
Virgin Atlantic amplifies its India footprint by initiating a Bengaluru-London route and doubling daily Mumbai-London flights, targeting a million seats milestone by 2025 amidst soaring demand.
A strategic codeshare partnership between Malaysia Airlines and IndiGo has been finalized, aiming to considerably enhance the travel options for passengers between Malaysia and India by offering increased flexibility and a broader selection of travel routes.
Launching a new Seattle route, Philippine Airlines broadens its US footprint, marking its sixth US and eighth North American destination.
Amid fierce competition in the aviation sector, IndiGo's CEO Pieter Elbers emphasizes the price sensitivity and substantial consumer demand within the Indian market, particularly highlighting strong interest in new routes.
Amidst a robust recovery in air travel, carriers like AirAsia and Vistara are enhancing connectivity within Southeast Asia, adding to a list of airlines introducing new routes.
With an aggressive expansion strategy, IndiGo CEO Pieter Elbers announces plans to introduce new domestic and international routes, and to incorporate A321 XLR aircraft by 2025, aiming to capitalize on India's economic growth.
Following a ground collision between an IndiGo A320neo and a stationary Air India Express Boeing 737 at Kolkata Airport, DGCA has de-rostered pilots and initiated a detailed investigation.
The summer schedule at Kannur Airport will see enhanced connectivity with Air India Express and IndiGo adding flights to various domestic destinations including Kolkata and Delhi.
InterGlobe Aviation Ltd.'s IndiGo, India's largest airline by market share, anticipates a deceleration in its capacity growth for the fiscal year commencing April 1.
Asia’s leading budget carrier, IndiGo, is in the final stages of evaluating an order of approximately 30 Airbus A350 jets to enhance its international operations and elevate competition, particularly with Air India.
Starting March 31, Indian airlines plan to boost their domestic operations with a 6% increase, offering 24,275 weekly flights, signaling growth amid the aviation sector's challenges.
Virgin Australia's strategic partnership with Link Airways heralds a significant regional expansion in the eastern states, increasing its footprint by approximately 45%.
Rakesh Gangwal is set to sell a 3.3% stake in InterGlobe Aviation, the operator of India's leading airline IndiGo, through block deals aiming to raise approximately Rs 3,700 crore ($450 million).
Despite global supply chain disruptions, Air India Ltd. and IndiGo are advancing with their short-term fleet expansion, underlining a resilient approach to overcoming industry-wide procurement hurdles.
In an unforeseen development, Lynx Air is set to cease its low-cost flight services in Montreal and Quebec, marking a significant exit from the Canadian aviation market.
With the impending expiration of a 150-day share sale embargo on February 13, 2024, IndiGo's major promoter is poised to divest a significant equity portion.
As India fosters growth in its air cargo sector, IndiGo Airlines prepares for end-of-month freighter flights to China, capitalizing on increased demand.
Facing reduced on-time performance in January due to fog, IndiGo, SpiceJet, and Air India were subject to stringent measures by DGCA and BCAS on January 17.
Flight operations at Delhi's Indira Gandhi International Airport faced disruptions when an IndiGo-operated Airbus A320neo failed to turn onto the designated taxiway after landing.