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Airbus delays XLR deliveries to IndiGo as war hits suppliersDeliveries of the A321XLR jets from Airbus are lagging, and IndiGo, a prominent airline in India, is bracing for holdups affecting several ...- Asia, Europe could see jet fuel shortages in coming months: IATA chief Willie WalshGlobal airlines' grouping IATA warns of potential jet fuel shortages in Asia and Europe in the coming months. Extraordinarily high fuel cos...
- Dubai limits foreign flights until May 31, letters show, hitting Indian airlines hardestDubai has limited foreign airlines to one daily flight until May 31 due to the Iran crisis, impacting Indian carriers who planned numerous ...
- Rivals see little upside in taking IndiGo’s vacated slotAirlines are reluctant to take up around 700 airport slots surrendered by IndiGo as the government’s proposal appears to be valid for only ...
- IndiGo vacated 717 slots at domestic airports after DGCA curtailed winter flightsIndiGo has relinquished over 700 flight slots across domestic airports following a 10% reduction in its winter schedule by the DGCA due to ...
- Government asks rivals to operate flights from IndiGo’s slotsAirlines are invited to apply for flight slots left vacant by IndiGo. This follows significant disruptions and a reduction in IndiGo's wint...
- Amid IndiGo fiasco and flight cancellations, Civil Aviation Secretary says 'things almost back to normal'IndiGo flights cancelled: India's largest airline, IndiGo, faced a week of chaos due to massive flight cancellations, grounding tens of tho...
- Indian airlines seek fair play as Europe squeezes slotsIndian airlines are facing difficulties in securing slots at key international airports. Amsterdam and London Heathrow are posing challenge...
- Revamp of airport slot usage norms paused amid monopoly worriesIndian authorities have put on hold new guidelines intended to increase the frequency at which airlines are checked for usage of airport sl...
- Fluctuations in pricing exist and will continue, says IndiGo CEO Pieter ElbersIndiGo CEO Pieter Elbers, has said that fluctuations in the airfares are due to temporary disruptions in capacity caused by the suspension ...
- IndiGo to continue increasing international network: CEO Pieter Elbers“We will continue to increase internationalisation. While we may tweak our network a bit to fill up the vacuum in the domestic market, the ...
- London’s Gatwick Airport offers incentives to attract Indian carriersWhile Vistara and IndiGo are on the verge of starting off with flights to the British capital and slots at the main Heathrow Airport, Londo...
- IndiGo says PW engine issue is likely to have an impact on future capacityOn November 1, aviation regulator Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) had asked IndiGo to replace all unmodified PW engines on its...
- More overseas flights to give added thrust to IndiGo’s stockAlso, the collapse of full-service carrier Jet Airways has opened a strong opportunity for IndiGo.
- IndiGo To take delivery of 25 A321 planes; sets sights overseasThis is part of the 48 plane deliveries the airline is expecting this year. The rest would be Airbus A320neos, said Willy Boulter, chief co...
- For IndiGo, no evenings in Paris, no nights in LondonIndiGo posted its first loss in the July quarter. It will shortly announce earnings for December.
- Indigo flight delayed for over 5 hours, passengers protest at IGI AirportThe protesting passengers even allegedly came out of the stranded A320 aircraft and tried to block the taxiway, sources in the know of the ...
- IndiGo operator seeks nod to fly to key European cities from OctoberIndiGo, India’s largest airline by passengers carried, said it is open to inducting aircraft such as Boeing’s 777 and 787 for its expanded ...
- IndiGo blocking entry of AI, Vistara, AirAsia India in FIA?According to industry sources, FIA is sitting "pretty" on Air India's request for a re-entry in the grouping since more than six months now...
- DGCA penalises IndiGo, GoAir and Jet Airways, 6 prime landing slots withdrawnDGCA took penal action for not using pilots trained to land in foggy conditions and not equipping aircraft with mandatory devices.
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