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Airport privatisation: Government weighs bid cap to boost competitionIndia is redefining the rules of the game with its upcoming airport privatisation plans, aiming to curb monopolistic tendencies in the avia...- IndiGo Meltdown: India must have at least five airlines with 100 aircraft each to avoid such crises, says aviation ministerIndia's Civil Aviation Minister K. Ram Mohan Naidu has highlighted the urgent need for at least five airlines, each with about 100 aircraft...
- IndiGo faces turbulence ahead; Kaynes Tech emerges as value buy after 50% crash: Sudip BandyopadhyayMarket expert Sudip Bandyopadhyay says IndiGo’s 20% fall is not yet a buying opportunity as regulatory action is likely to curb its 65% mar...
- India’s aviation crisis is all about too big to tameRecent flight cancellations by IndiGo have exposed India's aviation market issues. Leaving a large market to one airline created problems. ...
- Monopoly in aviation sector dangerous for country, break IndiGo into 2 entities: Congress leader Prithviraj ChavanCongress leader Prithviraj Chavan warns of a serious threat from aviation sector monopoly. He calls for IndiGo to be split into two compani...
- IndiGoing into the meltdown on a SundayIndiGo airline cancellations have created widespread travel chaos across India. Passengers are experiencing significant disruption and unce...
- Modi promised ease of air travel but gave 'cease of air travel', says Congress amid IndiGo crisisThe Congress party has strongly criticised the government regarding the ongoing IndiGo flight cancellations. They claim the crisis is a res...
- How India’s flight meltdown exposes the dangers of IndiGo’s monopolyNew flight duty rules for pilots have been put on hold. This follows over a thousand IndiGo flight cancellations. Nearly two lakh passenger...
- Indigo, an airline big enough to make a bigger impactIndiGo's dominance in Indian aviation has caused significant disruptions. Thousands faced travel chaos during peak seasons. Airport operati...
- 'Indigo flight operations steadily resuming': Delhi Airport issues advisory after airline's fiascoIndiGo flight operations are steadily resuming at Delhi Airport after a major disruption that led to over 1,000 cancellations on Friday. Th...
- Opposition slams Centre for mishandling IndiGo flight cancellation crisisAlleging that the imbroglio was due to the government's "monopoly model", Congress leader Rahul Gandhi said on X: "IndiGo fiasco is the cos...
- 'Govt sleeping at wheel...': Congress general secy KC Venugopal slams Centre for IndiGo crisisIn a post shared on X, Venugopal said, "550+ IndiGo flights cancelled in a single day is a clear consequence of the Government sleeping at ...
- IndiGo fiasco is cost of govt's monopoly model: Rahul GandhiRahul Gandhi criticizes the government's "monopoly model" following IndiGo's widespread flight cancellations, which have inconvenienced hun...
- IndiGo exercises options for 30 Airbus A350s, signaling long-haul ambitionsIndiGo is significantly expanding its international reach by exercising options to purchase 30 more Airbus A350-900 aircraft, adding to its...
- IndiGo in talks for 100 smaller planes as part of plan to widen regional networkThe airline, which already operates 45, 78-seater ATR-72 planes and will take delivery of five more this year, is expected to stick with Fr...
- 'Monopoly of one...': Actor Richa Chadha says this is the real problem behind long frustrating flight delays in IndiaIndiGo, one of India's leading airlines, has found itself embroiled in a series of passenger-related incidents, stirring controversy and pu...
- SC rejects IndiGo's plea against HC order to shift from T1 to T2The top court said that after the intimation is sent to DIAL, it shall decide within ten days therefrom, but restrained it from taking any ...
- Stalemate over terminal issue has delayed IGI expansion work: Ashok Gajapathi RajuLast year, airport operator Delhi International Airport Limited (DIAL) had asked GoAir, IndiGo and SpiceJet to shift one-third of their ope...
- IndiGo moves SC against High Court order asking it to move from T1 to T2The airline's appeal against the February 13 order of the division bench of the High Court has been filed and is likely to be taken up for ...
- Vote share or market share, 31% is top dogResearch analysts on Dalal Street will tell you that market share matters little if it’s coming at the expense of profitability.
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