IndiGo CEO Ronojoy Dutta has said that there will be no meal service for passengers for some time once the flight services resume post lockdown. Also, there will be only 50 per cent occupancy of passengers in airport buses. In situations like these, companies do not manage to growth or profitability but to liquidity.
As aviation industry struggles during lockdown, many may have lost the spirit. Following which an Indigo pilot Pradeep Krishnan has shared a video with pilots and cabin crew of all leading airline in India to say their morale is high and they 'will fly again soon.'
IndiGo CEO Ronojoy Dutta on Thursday announced pay cut for all employees, will himself take 25 per cent cut in salary, amid coronavirus pandemic.
Indigo airlines on Saturday issued a statement that it will suspend flights on the Kolkata-Guangzhou route. The flights on Kolkata-Guangzhou route from February 06 until February 25, and Guangzhou-Kolkata route from February 07 until February 26, 2020, will be canceled.
A Hyderabad-bound IndiGo flight returned to the city on Thursday morning when it made an emergency landing in less than an hour of departure from here as one of the A320 Neo engines stalled mid-air, a source said. The flight, however, landed safely.
An IndiGo passenger on flight 6E 806 from Chennai to Bengaluru, Supriya Unni Nair, has alleged the flight captain Jayakrishna for being abusive, threatening her and her 75-year-old diabetic mother after she requested for a wheelchair for her mother. Matter under internal review, says IndiGo.
The country's largest airline IndiGo now has more than 250 planes in its fleet after inducting at least four neo aircraft on December 31, according to an official. IndiGo, which has a domestic market share of more than 47 percent, is also the first Indian carrier to have over 250 planes.
Mobile internet services have been suspended while several districts continue to remain under curfew following violent protests against the Citizenship (Amendment) Bill in Assam. Gauhati University and Cotton collage have postponed all undergraduate and postgraduate exams.
A Pratt and Whitney (PW) engine on IndiGo's A320neo aircraft, which was heading from Chennai to Hyderabad on Monday, suffered a snag, according to a source privy to the development.
An IndiGo flight on Friday left passengers with harrowed experiences. The IndiGo flight 6E 6616, traveling from Port Blair to Delhi with a layover in Kolkata, reached the national capital after a four-hour delay.
Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has suspended the flying license of two pilots of IndiGo airlines for three months on Saturday. The suspension was done in connection with the runway incursion incident at Chennai airport on 14th July 2019.
The development assumes significance in the wake of the government move to sell Air India and the two airlines may jointly bid for the national carrier.
IndiGo Passengers Attention: IndiGo, India's largest low-cost carrier, has said that problem that affected IndiGo servers for few hours on Monday, has been resolved. IndiGo, however, has advised air passengers to check the flight status before leaving for the airport.
Toulouse – India’s IndiGo has placed a firm order for 300 A320neo Family aircraft. This marks one of Airbus’ largest aircraft orders ever with a single airline operator.
IndiGo used to operate daily Delhi-Singapore flights earlier, but it decided to withdraw them during 2014-15 due to stiff competition on the route from full-service carriers such as Jet Airways and Singapore Airlines.
The movement will take place with effect from 00:01 hours on September 5.
According to a company statement on Wednesday, Silchar will be IndiGo's 57th domestic and 76th overall destination. Silchar is the eighth location connected by the airline in the northeast.
InterGlobe Aviation has decided to have up to 10 members on its board, including four independent directors. The decision, taken during the company's board meeting on July 20, also comes against the backdrop of a feud between co-promoters -- Rakesh Gangwal and Rahul Bhatia -- over corporate governance issues.
IndiGo, India's biggest airline by market share owned by InterGlobe Aviation Limited, said on Saturday that shareholders' approval will be sought to expand its Board.
At 9.47 a.m., the budget passenger carrier was trading at Rs 1,379.65 apiece, down by Rs 186.10 before hitting an intra-day low of Rs 1,291. Airline co-promoter and former US Airways Chief Executive and Chairman Rakesh Gangwal came on record to lodge his grievances against various issues pertaining to IndiGo.
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