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InterGlobe Aviation Limited, operating as IndiGo, is India’s largest low-cost airline, headquartered in Gurugram, Haryana. Established in 2004 under InterGlobe Enterprises, the airline placed a
...Read more- Man slapped mid-air on Mumbai-Kolkata IndiGo flight by co-passenger goes missing, claims family
The man supposed to take a connecting flight from Kolkata to Silchar, but he never arrived, his family alleged.
- IndiGo Q1 FY26: Soft quarter with a promising outlook
The aviation company faced external challenges which impacted performance
- IndiGo to launch business class product IndiGo Stretch on international flights to Dubai and Singapore
IndiGo will operate its Airbus A321 planes on with IndiGo stretch business class on flights to Bangkok, Singapore and Dubai in the coming months. The airlines plans to deploy its new two-class Airbus A321neo aircraft on daily flights between Singapore and both Delhi and Mumbai from August 9, senior executives from IndiGo told Moneycontrol on the condition of anonymity.
- IndiGo Q1 results: Net profit falls 21% on-year to Rs 2,161 crore
Revenue from operations for IndiGo, the largest airline in the country, rose 5 percent to Rs 20,496 crore, from the year-ago period when the airline had reported a topline of Rs 19,571 crore.
- Q1 Results Highlights: Tata Steel net profit soars to Rs 2,078 crore, M&M revenue rises 26%
Q1 Results 2025: IndiGo net profit falls 21% to Rs 2,161 crore
- IndiGo's Ahmedabad to Diu flight aborted before take-off as pilots detect 'technical snag'
The passengers and the crew members of the flight were all safe, a statement said.
- Indore-Goa IndiGo flight with 140 passengers on board makes emergency landing after undercarriage warning
Information was received regarding an undercarriage warning, which prompted declaration of "full emergency" at Devi Ahilyabai Holkar Airport in Indore.
- Indian airlines rush to add more flights to Kuwait as New Delhi signs treaty with Gulf nation
Senior executives from domestic airlines told Moneycontrol that as part of their submission IndiGo is likely to ask for an additional 5,000 seats weekly to Kuwait City as per its expansion plans. Similarly, Air India Express and Akasa Air are expected to ask for around 3,000 weekly seats while Air India will ask for an additional 1,500 seats a week.
- Narrow escape for IndiGo plane after aborted landing at Patna airport
The pilot made an immediate decision to take off again close to the runway and after executing a go-around maneuvre in the air four times, managed to land the plane.
- Delhi-bound IndiGo flight makes emergency landing at Patna airport after bird hit
The aircraft had taken off from Patna at 8.42 am when it suffered the bird strike and returned immediately thereafter.
- Indigo in-flight Wi-Fi on business class on its way; company in advanced talks with satcom firms
IndiGo has invited a Request for Proposal from satellite services provider to launch inflight connectivity as it prepares to launch in-flight connectivity on around 25 aircraft in 2025.
- IndiGo may soon confirm additional Airbus A350 orders: Report
Deliveries of the A350-900s IndiGo ordered earlier this year are scheduled to begin in mid-2027.
- From metro to heartland: IndiGo's growth puts 90% of India on its aviation map
With a fleet of more than 400 planes, IndiGo flies to over 90 domestic and 40 overseas destinations, with the latest additions being the start of services to Manchester and Amsterdam on July 1 and 2, respectively.
- Delhi-Pune Indigo flight faces over 4-hour delay after pilot falls sick before takeoff
Indigo airline said that it provided "appropriate" medical assistance to the pilot and arranged for an alternative crew to operate the Pune-bound flight, 6E2262, on July 4.
- IndiGo launches direct long-haul flights between Mumbai and Manchester
The thrice-weekly service will be operated using Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner aircraft under a damp lease agreement with Norse Atlantic Airways
- InterGlobe Aviation should be core holding for any India portfolio, says Emkay Global
Emkay Global believes that Indigo is a quintessential play on Indian consumption and should be a core holding for any India portfolio.
- Indian aviation caught in crossfire of rising crude prices, falling traffic
On the positive side, India’s domestic air traffic rose two percent YoY in May, though growth was tempered by partial airport closures in north India due to Indo-Pak tensions.
- IndiGo shares gain for 5th consecutive session as B&K Securities initiates with buy call; sees 30% upside
IndiGo share price: The company's consistently high on-time performance and minimal customer complaints highlight its strong operational efficiency.
- IndiGo announces 'Monsoon Sale' with domestic fares starting from Rs 1,499
The sale will be valid for bookings made between June 24 and June 29, for travel planned between July 1 and September 21, the airline announced in its press release.
- IndiGo, SpiceJet shares jump up to 4% as oil prices slump over Iran-Israel ceasefire
Global benchmark Brent crude fell 2.6 percent to USD 69.62 per barrel, leading to broad-based gains in crude oil-sensitive sectors including aviation, oil marketing companies, among others.
