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Plea received to waive airline cross-holding rules: CentreThe government said AAI has received a request to waive airport-airline cross-holding restrictions, though the civil aviation ministry has ...- Air India hikes pilot pay as airlines battle to retain cockpit crewIn a bid to enhance pilot retention, Air India and Air India Express have announced a salary hike of nine to fifteen percent. This initiati...
- IndiGo in early talks with Embraer for large regional jet orderIndiGo parent InterGlobe Aviation is reportedly in early talks with Brazil’s Embraer for a potentially large order of E2 regional jets. The...
- Allowing airport operators to own and run airlines is logical, says Akasa CEO Vinay Dube as airline turns fourAkasa Air CEO Vinay Dube supports airport operators owning airlines, which IndiGo opposes. The airline is seeking significant funding amid ...
- IndiGo should remain disciplined, resilient: CEO Willie Walsh tells staffIn his first address to employees, new IndiGo CEO Willie Walsh said the airline must remain agile, disciplined and resilient amid airspace ...
- On 20th anniversary, IndiGo MD Rahul Bhatia says 'best is yet to come'IndiGo marks two decades of operations, with its co-founder expressing optimism for the future. The airline has grown significantly since i...
- 20,000 free air tickets up for grabs as this airline celebrates its 20th birthdayIndiGo celebrates its twentieth anniversary with a special offer for customers. Selected passengers can win one of twenty thousand free dom...
- IndiGo bets on small biz class, dense economy seating for long-haul flightsIndiGo plans a high-density economy layout for its long-haul European flights. This strategy aims to sell more seats and protect its cost s...
- IndiGo to offer lie-flat business class, dense economy on long-haul routesIndiGo will unveil a compact yet premium economy cabin for its European flights. The airline's new Airbus A350s will showcase 333 economy s...
- New pilot in IndiGo's cockpit: Willie Walsh takes charge as CEOWillie Walsh has officially taken charge as IndiGo's chief executive officer. He will now oversee the airline's strategic direction and int...
- IndiGo's next flight plan: Airline targets bigger global push, diaspora traffic through IndiaIndiGo marks twenty years by planning a significant international expansion. The airline will induct new aircraft to connect the global Ind...
- If India wants to compete with the world, it has to have one or two large airlines: IndiGo’s Rahul BhatiaIndiGo MD Rahul Bhatia defended the airline’s 66% domestic market share, saying 34% of its capacity operates on routes where no rival flies...
- IndiGo's next chapter: Rahul Bhatia backs Willie Walsh to lead expansionIndiGo Managing Director Rahul Bhatia said incoming CEO Willie Walsh is motivated to make a lasting impact at the airline and will be instr...
- IndiGo to decide on next aircraft order in 2030 after assessing new-generation planes: Rahul BhatiaIndiGo plans to wait until the early 2030s before placing its next aircraft order as it evaluates next-generation aircraft technologies tha...
- Air India, SkyDrive, Suzuki sign pact to study eVTOL aircraft use for medical logisticsAir India, SkyDrive, and Suzuki will study eVTOL aircraft for medical logistics. This collaboration aims to address severe traffic congesti...
- Monopoly talks don’t appreciate that our one-third capacity is deployed where no other airline connects: IndiGo MD Rahul BhatiaIndiGo's managing director defended its large market share, citing unique routes and global competition needs. He explained that 34% of cap...
- Tourism ministry, IndiGo join hands to promote India as global tourism destinationThe tourism ministry and IndiGo have partnered to promote India as a global destination. This strategic collaboration will utilize digital ...
- Air India's stumble creates a bigger problem than aviation duopolyTata's Air India faces major losses and market share decline. The airline's turnaround is a decade-long endeavor due to legacy issues. Glob...
- Boarding call: Can Adani succeed where so many airlines have failed?Adani Group's potential airline entry could reshape India's aviation industry, but challenging the IndiGo-Air India duopoly will demand yea...
- India weighs letting airport owners Adani, GMR run own airlines to curb duopolyIndia is discussing a policy shift to permit airport operators to own airlines. This change could allow Adani Group and GMR Airports to est...
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