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IndiGo to suspend Manchester flights from Aug 31, return one leased Dreamliner amid rising costsIndiGo is pausing flights to and from Manchester starting August 31. This decision stems from prolonged airspace restrictions and increased...- IndiGo to deploy long-range narrow-body A321XLR aircraft on Delhi-Istanbul routeIndiGo is upgrading its Delhi-Istanbul flights with the new A321XLR aircraft starting April 19. This move offers a dual-class experience wi...
- IndiGo permitted to operate 5 leased B737 planes from Turkey only till March '26: DGCAIndiGo's operation of five leased planes from Turkey will end in March 2026. The aviation regulator DGCA has confirmed no further extension...
- DGCA grants 6-month extension to IndiGo for operating leased Turkish Airlines planesAviation regulator DGCA has granted IndiGo a six-month extension for damp leasing two Boeing 777 aircraft from Turkish Airlines, subject to...
- DGCA extends IndiGo’s wet lease of Turkish Airlines' Boeing 777s amidst tensions with TurkiyeDGCA has granted IndiGo a three-month extension for its wet lease agreement with Turkish Airlines, allowing continued operation of Boeing 7...
- IndiGo to damp lease three more Boeing 787-9 for international expansionIndiGo will expand its fleet with three additional Boeing 787-9 aircraft through a damp lease from Norse Atlantic Airways to launch more Eu...
- IndiGo seeks airport manager at London Heathrow, Paris and AmsterdamIndia’s largest airline IndiGo is set to launch flights to Europe, hiring key positions at London Heathrow, Paris, and Amsterdam. IndiGo wi...
- Runway set to be cleared for Airlines to use wet leased planes on new routesIndia is allowing domestically operated carriers to use wet leased planes on new routes to alleviate an aircraft shortage, benefiting airli...
- DGCA to streamline norms for Indian airlines' wet-leased plane operationsIndia's aviation regulator, the DGCA, is streamlining regulations for wet-leasing aircraft to address rising travel demand and supply chain...
- IndiGo working with civil aviation ministry to extend wet lease of Boeing 777 planesIndiGo is in talks with the aviation ministry to extend the lease of two Boeing 777 planes. The airline currently uses these planes for fli...
- IndiGo in the red, warns of more air pockets in Q3IndiGo, India's largest airline, has reported a net loss of ₹987 crore for the fiscal second quarter. This loss comes after seven profitabl...
- IndiGo gets approval from DGCA to wetlease 11 A320 planesThe lease became necessary as as several Airbus A320 Neo aircraft, powered by Pratt & Whitney (P&W) engines, are being grounded for safety ...
- IndiGo plans to lease 22 Airbus A320 aircraft from secondary market as Pratt & Whitney engine issues force groundingIndiGo is planning to lease up to 22 aircraft from the secondary market due to the grounding of its Airbus A320 Neo planes which are powere...
- IndiGo looks to enable codeshare connectivity to US, CanadaIn response to queries on the same, IndiGo on Sunday said it constantly evaluates and discusses opportunities with aircraft manufacturers, ...
- IndiGo, Go First face P&W engine headwinds; over 50 planes on groundA senior government official told PTI that there are at least 25 aircraft each of IndiGo and Go First that are on the ground due to P&W eng...
- IndiGo seeks DGCA nod for wet leasing Boeing 777 aircraftIndiGo airline is planning to wet lease aircrafts to meet the growing demand for air travel. Under 'wet lease' arrangement, the lessor main...
- SpiceJet gets DGCA nod for wet leasing 5 planes; 2 aircraft already operatingTo cater to rising demand in the winter schedule which begins from October 30, SpiceJet and IndiGo have received approval for their proposa...
- DGCA allows IndiGo to wet lease Turkish Airlines' Boeing planes for six months. Here's what it meansThe request for a longer term lease was not entertained as the DGCA cited that the move could become diversion of traffic rights in collusi...
- IndiGo, SpiceJet to wet lease aircraft to increase capacity in winterAn IndiGo spokesperson confirmed that the airline has decided to take aircraft on wet lease to cover the shortfall caused by supply chain d...
- In a first, IndiGo & SpiceJet to wet-lease planes to launch long-haul overseas flightsMaking Indian airlines fly long-haul international has been a consistent endeavour of the aviation minister Hardeep Singh Puri, who has alw...
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