IndiGo responds to reports on buying majority stake in crisis-hit Go First airline
It has been reported that IndiGo will be merging its operations with the debt-ridden carrier, which had sought initiation of voluntary insolvency proceedings last month.
IndiGo aims to carry 100 million passengers in FY24: CEO Pieter Elbers
IndiGo aims to carry 100 million passengers in the year ending March 2024, as the carrier adds more domestic and international routes, its CEO Pieter Elbers said on Monday. The budget carrier flew 86 million passengers in FY23. At a media briefing on the sidelines of the IATA World Air Transport Summit here, Elbers said the airline expects to have around 350 planes in its fleet by the end of this fiscal (FY24). Currently, the carrier has more than 300 aircraft. IndiGo is India's largest airline with more than 57 per cent domestic market share. To a query on bilateral flying rights, Elbers said it is up to the government to decide on whether to give more rights or not. It requires a "tailor-made approach," he added.
IndiGo plane with Union minister diverted to Guwahati due to glitch
A Dibrugarh-bound plane of the IndiGo was diverted to Guwahati on Sunday morning after the pilot suspected a snag in the engine, officials said. Over 150 passengers were travelling on flight 6E-2652, including Union MoS for Petroleum Rameswar Teli and two Assam BJP MLAs -- Prasanta Phukan and Terash Gowala, they said. Teli told PTI that 15-20 minutes before the landing, it was announced that the flight was being diverted. "Initially we were frightened and sceptic as to why the flight was not able to land at the Dibrugarh airport. It was diverted to Guwahati. Then the pilot made the announcement that because of a technical snag in the engine, they need a longer runway to land," he said. "We were told to remain seated in the plane while they tried to fix the snag. After two hours, it was announced that the flight cannot take off and hence canceled," he said. Teli said he had three meetings to attend, but could not because the flight was cancelled. "I requested the IndiGo authoritie
IndiGo expands int'l network; starts flights to six destinations in Africa, Central Asia [see list]
IndiGo has now launched flights to six new destinations in Africa and Central Asia with 174 weekly flights between June and September 2023.
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IndiGo share price hits 52-week high, up 16% in May so far; should you buy the stock?
IndiGo share price: Shares of InterGlobe Aviation, which operates India's largest airline IndiGo, up about 16 per cent in May so far, looking set to extend the winning streak into the third consecutive month.
Dubai-bound IndiGo flight suffers bird-hit on Mangaluru International Airport, over 160 passengers deplaned
The 160 passengers were deplaned and the aircraft was declared aircraft on ground (AOG) for a thorough engineering inspection. Subsequently, these passengers were accommodated on another IndiGo aircraft. Grow Indigo, Dvara E-Registry partner to connect farmers to carbon markets
The shared goal is to mitigate GHGs and generate carbon credits in the Madhya Pradesh region to begin with
Indigo flight takes off within seconds of landing, passengers panic
An Indigo aircraft caused panic among passengers on Monday night when the flight abruptly took off within seconds of landing, this may be the first time the airline has done so
Analysts see 24% upside in IndiGo; suggest tracking costs, airfare cap
Reports suggest that a parliamentary panel has summoned private airlines to discuss rising airfares