IndiGo faces scrutiny as passengers share photos of missing seat cushions on flights. The airline responds, explaining the cushions are rem...

The man, identified as M Praveen Kumar, says he made a mistake, as it was his first flight ever. As quoted by TOI, he regularly travels by ...

The passenger was handed over to the airport security who filed a complaint against her after landing at Bengaluru airport. She was arreste...

The right engine of the Mumbai-bound plane developed a snag while proceeding to the runway, it said. Passengers disembarked with help of a ...

Officials said the cabin crew observed smoke in the cabin after the A320 aircraft landed.

In a statement, IndiGo said, "There was an incident of a mobile device battery heating up abnormally on flight 6E 2037 from Dibrugarh to De...

The plane, which was flying from Port Blair to Kolkata, returned to Port Blair and made an emergency landing. The incident happened on Dece...

The incident, which took place in the A320 neo aircraft operating the Jaipur-Kolkata flight on December 10, is also the first time globally...

The IndiGo incident involving an A320 neo aircraft, was the first instance globally of smoke detected from a P&W engine a senior DGCA offic...

The aircraft involved in the incident was an Airbus 320 neo fitted with Pratt & Whitney engines.

An hour after flight 6E 1706 took off from the Qatar capital on February 2, the man was caught consuming alcohol that he bought from Doha a...

The crew used a fire extinguisher and then placed the phone in a container filled with water in a lavatory, the Indian airline said in its ...

In a news release, Indi-Go said some passengers on its flight 6E-054 from Singapore noticed smoke and smell in the cabin and alerted the ca...

Immediately, the ATC was contacted and after taking permission from it, the aircraft made the emergency landing at the airport around 12.01...

There were a total of 154 people on board the plane — 148 passengers including an infant and six crew members.

The aircraft was moved to the taxiway where all passengers were evacuated through emergency slide-chutes, an airline spokesperson said.

IndiGo flight from Mumbai to Delhi with 147 passengers on board caught fire at Delhi's T1 terminal while landing on Wednesday.