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Willie Walsh will have to repair IndiGo's image before driving global expansionWillie Walsh’s appointment as CEO of IndiGo is seen as a move to drive global expansion, but he faces the immediate challenge of repairing ...- IndiGo flies high on punctuality chart despite December turbulenceIndiGo has been recognized as the sixth most punctual airline in the Asia-Pacific region by Cirium, despite significant operational disrupt...
- IndiGo's operations back to near normal: CEO Pieter ElbersIn a message to staff, IndiGo chief executive officer Pieter Elbers said the carrier has largely restored its flight network after the larg...
- Saare Zameen Par: IndiGo’s 19-year promise of predictability comes undoneIndiGo, a brand built on 19 years of discipline and predictability, suffered its worst reputational blow due to a wave of flight cancellati...
- IndiGo flight disruptions: Situation to normalise by December 10-15, says CEO Pieter ElbersIndiGo CEO Pieter Elbers announced that flight disruptions are expected to normalize between December 10-15, with cancellations falling bel...
- IndiGo’s punctuality hits record low, collapses to 8.5%, as operational disruptions mountIndiGo's on-time performance drastically dropped to 8.5% on Thursday, significantly impacting flight schedules due to ongoing operational d...
- Working to reduce cascading impact of delays: IndiGo extends apology for flight disruptionsIndia's largest airline, IndiGo, has apologized for widespread operational disruptions and delays over the past two days. The airline is co...
- IndiGo flight disruptions: Aviation Minister instructs airline to normalize operations at the earliestAmid widespread disruptions across India, Civil Aviation Minister Ram Mohan Naidu has instructed IndiGo to normalize the operations at the ...
- IndiGo cancels over 550 domestic and international flights on ThursdayIndiGo cancelled over 550 flights on Thursday amid operational disruptions, affecting domestic and international travel for hundreds of pas...
- IndiGo's immediate goal is to normalise operations: CEO Pieter Elbers to staff amid operational disruptionsIndiGo is facing significant flight cancellations and delays impacting hundreds of passengers. The airline's CEO has stated that normalizin...
- IndiGo shares fall over 3% as DGCA launches probe into major service disruptionsIndiGo faces a DGCA probe over widespread flight disruptions, with over 200 cancellations and hundreds of delays impacting passengers. The ...
- IndiGo to restore normal flight ops over next 48 hours after network disruptions hit 200+ flightsIndiGo is working to fix flight disruptions. The airline expects operations to return to normal within the next 48 hours. Schedule adjustme...
- Mohandas Pai vs IndiGo: Ex-Infosys CFO says they 'treat passengers badly' after AC issue. How the airline responded?Former Infosys CFO Mohandas Pai criticized IndiGo airlines for leaving passengers on flight 6E 7407 without air conditioning on a hot Benga...
- Istanbul Indigo Flight Fiasco: Airline leaves 400 flyers grounded without food, accommodation for over a dayHundreds of passengers on IndiGo flights connecting Istanbul to Delhi and Mumbai have been stranded at Istanbul Airport for over a day due ...
- Domestic air passenger traffic falls 2% to 125.42 lakh in JanuaryIn January 2020, domestic airlines fl ew 127.83 lakh passengers. Air India dislodged its sister concern Vistara as the second largest airli...
- Air India, IndiGo in a battle of on-time performanceIndiGo had on-time performance (OTP) as one of its branding strategies, but the biggest in business locally has now been beaten by a resurg...
- September air traffic grows by just 1.18%The growth in domestic passenger numbers has slowed down with the domestic airlines registering growth in passenger carriage of 1.18% in Se...
- IndiGo's chief planning officer Micheal Swiatek quitsSwiatek joined IndiGo early last year and was working on strengthening its overseas routes.
- Airlines flew 7.7 million passengers in India during January, up 22.58% from a year agoGoAir came second by flying 84.9% of its seats full, followed closely by IndiGo, which flew its planes with 84.7% seats full.
- IndiGo registers highest number of fliers at 1.9 million in MayAirlines continued to add more capacity than there was demand for, indicating it will be a while before the health of the industry improves.
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