The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has derostered Air Traffic Control (ATC) staff following a near-miss incident at Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport, where an Indigo flight landed on the same runway as an Air India flight was taking off.
An IndiGo flight from Chennai to Kolkata received a bomb threat today. This is the second flight bomb threat incident in the day after the Akasa airlines.
An IndiGo flight from Chennai made an emergency landing in Mumbai after a bomb threat. All passengers were safely disembarked, and the aircraft is currently undergoing inspection.
The bomb threat was received at 5:35 am after which the officials swung into action. The flight was moved to isolation bay to conduct a search operation. According to an official, the threat turned out to be hoax.
Indigo flight 6A 6707 from Hyderabad to Cochin was stuck on the runway for over an hour.
IndiGo announced its venture into the "wide-body space" with the procurement of 30 firm Airbus A350-900 aircraft. These planes are set to be equipped with Rolls Royce's Trent XWB engine. Presently, IndiGo boasts a fleet of over 350 aircraft.
IndiGo is reportedly venturing into electric air taxis which will represent a significant leap forward in urban transportation and help to travel faster, safer, and more environmentally friendly way.
India's two major airlines - Air India and Vistara, have announced the avoidance of Iranian airspace and are taking longer flight paths for their Europe and US operations to ensure the safety of passengers and crew.
The crew onboard offered assistance to the passenger until the flight made an emergency landing in Indore where the passenger was taken for further treatment.
An IndiGo aircraft, taxiing at the Kolkata Airport, hit a stationary Air India Express flight. The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has initiated an investigation into the incident at the Kolkata airport and has removed two IndiGo pilots from their duty schedules.
An IndiGo passenger has expressed disappointment on the social media platform X after she received damaged luggage after her flight from Bengaluru to Delhi. Later, the airline apologised.
An IndiGo passenger found that the seats were missing cushions and shared her experience on the social media platform X. Later, the airline responded to her tweet.
The airline promptly responded to the comedian's post and issued clarification over the flight delay at Mumbai Airport.
Several cockroaches were found in the food area of the aircraft by one of the passengers who shared a video of the incident. Meanwhile, social media users blasted the airline for their lack of good hygiene conditions.
Nitin Gadkari, seated in the front row beside the window, flashed a bright smile as the IndiGo pilot made the special announcement in his honour. Passengers onboard were also seen clapping and cheering for him.
Traffic on the Manali-Leh Highway and Aut-Luhri National Highway came to a standstill following a fresh spell of heavy snowfall in the region while Delhi witnessed light rainfall.
Domestic passenger traffic rose by 4.69 per cent compared to January of the previous year, reaching 1.31 crore passengers.
The recent claim by an IndiGo passenger of finding a screw in a sandwich served onboard sparked social media attention. While IndiGo addressed the issue, stating it wasn't reported during the journey, the airline expressed regret for any inconvenience caused.
The note was found minutes before the plane landed in Mumbai. The cabin crew immediately alerted the captain who informed the Air Traffic Control about the incident.
IndiGo has not made any official statement so far on the incident. The sources said the overshoot incident caused blockage for around 15 minutes impacting some flight operations.
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