IndiGo Airlines news: Regulator DGCA slaps Rs 30 lakh fine for systemic deficiencies regarding documentation related to training, engineering procedures.
DGCA suspended licence of IndiGo captain for 3 months for tail strike landing in Ahmedabad.
IndiGo flight enters Pakistan airspace: An Indigo flight entered Pakistan's airspace on Sunday. Later it was diverted to Amritsar.
The statement released by the White House asserted that the recent deal will support more than one million American jobs across 44 states and contribute to ongoing efforts to modernize the civil aviation sector in India.
The latest order has set the record for the biggest single purchase agreement in the history of commercial aviation.
IndiGo is set to buy 500 airplanes in the largest-ever single aircraft purchase by any airline with Airbus.
The country's domestic air passenger traffic was 114.67 lakh passengers in the year-ago period.
IndiGo aircraft: According to a Directorate General Civil Aviation (DGCA) official, it was the second such incident in the last five days.
Expressing her gratitude for the cabin crew, Union Minister Smriti Irani took to Instagram and shared a story showing the collage saying, “when someone’s kindness helps start your day on a sweet note. Thank You @snehaji_20 @iamsandhyarawat”.
Delhi: Aircraft VT-IMG of IndiGo has been grounded after it suffered a tail strike during its landing at the Indira Gandhi International Airport in Delhi.
Flight 6e-645 took off from Amritsar around 20:00 hrs and landed safely at Ahmedabad at around 21:40 hrs after briefly straying into Pakistani airspace.
Chennai-bound flight returns to Delhi airport after take-off following an engine failure.
When flight 6E2652 made an emergency landing at the Guwahati airport, Union Minister of State for Petroleum and Natural Gas Rameswar Teli and two Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) MLAs, Prasanta Phukan and Terash Gowalla, were also on board.
One of the wings got hit by a bird when the flight had crossed the taxiway and was all set to take off.
The Gurugram-based IndiGo, after operating a narrow-body Airbus fleet, in single-class configuration for over 16 years, commenced twin-aisle aircraft operations earlier this year with one B777 on the Delhi-Istanbul route, wet leased from Turkish Airlines.
IndiGo: The Gurugram-based low-cost carrier has been taking initiatives to reduce the weight on its aircraft, which results in less fuel burn.
The airline will be operating two flights to bring more than 450 Indian citizens back to their homeland over the weekend.
Domestic airlines carried 375.04 lakh passengers between January-March 2023, as against 247.23 lakh in the same period last year.
IndiGo plane: The Airline said that flight 6E 6282 from Delhi to Bagdogra returned to Delhi as a precaution.
The passenger was very disappointed with the airline’s service and said that “it's really unhygienic”.
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