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IndiGo’s Tirupati-bound flight diverted to Bengaluru due to technical reasons

The airlines allegedly demanded each passenger to pay Rs 5,000 to let them disembark but gave up after stiff resistance from travellers, including YSR Congress MLA RK Roja.

IndiGo could start charging passengers for checked-in baggage as market heats up

Go Airlines is also looking to unbundle baggage charges from air tickets. DGCA rules allow carriers to offer zero baggage and no check-in baggage fares.

Revamped Air India under Tata Group will be real challenge for us: IndiGo CEO Ronojoy Dutta

A new Air India under Tata Group will be a strong competitor both domestically and internationally, said Indigo CEO Ronojoy Dutta in an interview.

Resuming international flights impractical, increasing air bubbles way forward, Indigo CEO says

Indigo CEO Ronojoy Dutta says it is not up to India to unilaterally open up scheduled international flights since other countries have to agree.

Indigo aims to be running domestic routes at full capacity by December

While travel sector is recovering, it could still take a hit in the event of third Covid wave. Indigo CEO Ronojoy Dutta says company may raise funds as an insurance buffer.

AirAsia, IndiGo flights came within 8 km of each other over Mumbai airspace, reveals report

The probable cause for this 'serious incident' was the air traffic controller's 'loss of situational awareness', according to the Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau's report,

4 IndiGo and SpiceJet staffers, 3 passengers arrested at Delhi airport for ‘gold smuggling’

The accused were arrested by customs officials at Indira Gandhi International airport for allegedly smuggling into the country gold worth Rs 72.46 lakh, an official statement said.

More staff, planes & routes: Vistara, SpiceJet, IndiGo are slowly rebuilding their air ‘power’

Airlines were forced to resort to layoffs, salary cuts and leave without pay after the Covid pandemic hit. Nearly a year since, it is seeing a growth in demand.

IndiGo plane gets stuck in snow near taxiway at Srinagar airport

The airline said it has held the aircraft at the Srinagar airport for inspections and an alternative Srinagar-New Delhi flight was arranged to accommodate all the passengers.

IndiGo servers hacked, some data could have been compromised, airline says

The hacking incident, which happened in December, comes just as the airline, operated by InterGlobe Aviation Ltd., could start slowly rehiring staff.

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