Airlines in India are changing their pricing strategies, maintaining high fares for both early and last-minute bookings. The reduced capaci...

Many travelers fail to account for hidden costs while planning international journeys, often only considering major expenses. These overloo...

In Q4, IndiGo's earnings were impacted by higher fuel expenses, softer yields and disruptions linked to geopolitical tensions in the Middle...

IndiGo airfare hike: With fuel prices remaining uncertain amid the geopolitical tensions, aviation analysts expect ticket prices to remain ...

IndiGo has been ordered by the DGCA to submit a detailed action plan and fortnightly progress reports as flight cancellations hit 170–200 a...

ATF accounts for 40% of an airline’s expense. Its price has increased every fortnight since the start of this calendar year till last month...

IndiGo, operated by InterGlobe Aviation Ltd., controls more than 50% of the domestic market. Nine other airlines compete for the rest, givi...

While constantly complaining of ultra high operating cost — fuel for domestic flights being costliest in India — and fares that do not cove...

Ten sectors have witnessed 10-30% hike in fares. The regulator has asked airlines to stabilise fares on a priority.

Jet fuel prices have risen 40% from January 2017 till last month and this is forcing airlines to hike fares and other charges to cover cost...

IndiGo’s shares slumped throughout the day falling as much as 9 per cent before it closed 7.5 per cent down at Rs 1,136.15 on BSE.

DGCA is looking into the steep hike in ticket cancellation charges by airlines even as APAI, said it would approach the anti-competition wa...

IndiGo has so far placed orders for 280 Airbus A-320 aircraft and is yet to receive over 200 of them till 2025.

Low-cost air-carrier IndiGo Airlines has allocate almost 16% of its fleet capacity for international operations by March

Low cost air-carrier IndiGo Airlines has said it will allocate almost 16% of its fleet capacity to international operations by March next.

The airline is so bullish on India's potential and its growth story that it termed the record order for 180 planes a "drop in the ocean".

Even as Jet Airways and Kingfisher Airlines hiked fares by Rs 400, low-cost carrier, such as SpiceJet, IndiGo, GoAir, are likely to raise f...