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After ESOPs to top brass discontentment, IndiGo hikes pilots’ salaries from April 1

NEW DELHI: Facing widespread discontent from its pilots — whose Covid time pay cuts continue — after giving ESOPS worth several crores to management brass, IndiGo has decided to partially restore their salaries from Friday April 1. They will first get a 8% hike and then another 6.5% from November…

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After ESOPs to top brass discontentment, IndiGo partially restores pilots’ salaries from April 1

The Times of India

Passenger ‘hacks’ airline’s website to find lost luggage

Nandan Kumar said he was forced to get creative after he took the wrong bag by mistake

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With Indore-Jammu flight, cleanest city gets connected to nation's crown, says Jyotiraditya Scindia

INDORE: Union civil aviation minister Jyotiraditya Scindia on Monday inaugurated IndiGo's flight on the Indore-Jammu route and said the country's cleanest city was getting connected to the "crown of the nation".

The Times of India

India resumes scheduled international flights from today after two years

India has finally opened up its skies for regular international flights. After a gap of two years due to the pandemic, 6 Indian and 60 foreign airlines have now started to operate weekly.

The Times of India

66 airlines, 40+ nations and 3,249 weekly flights: Skies reopen after 2-year pandemic break

NEW DELHI: Six Indian and 60 foreign airlines from 40 countries — but none from China as of now — will from Sunday operate 3,249 weekly flights to and from India under the summer schedule as regular international flights resume after a gap of over two years.

The Times of India

As international flights open, summer holidays to drive demand

Passengers can also take advantage of cheaper connecting flights to a third country. IndiGo to increase flights by 50%, Vistara to scale up London ops

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Airlines bullish on Kolkata, international flights get ready for take-off

KOLKATA: Air India is reintroducing its flights to Kathmandu, launching flights to Hong Kong and increasing frequency to Dhaka. AirAsia India is set to connect Bagdogra with Bangkok. In addition, it has plans to introduce flights to Kathmandu, Dhaka and Abu Dhabi from other airports in the region.

The Times of India

IndiGo adversely impacted by ATF price hike; govt should bring it under GST: CEO Ronojoy Dutta

NEW DELHI: The price of aviation turbine fuel has increased by 50 per cent since January and the situation has adversely impacted IndiGo, its CEO Ronojoy Dutta said on Wednesday.

The Times of India

Operation Ganga: 80 flights, 24 ministers pressed in action to evacuate Indians from Ukraine

In a bid to further scale up the evacuation efforts, the government has deployed 80 flights under 'Operation Ganga' to evacuate stranded Indians from Ukraine.

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IndiGo, SpiceJet, Air India Express join ‘Operation Ganga’ to bring back stranded Indians

Three flights to leave today and will return to New Delhi on Tuesday

The Hindu

Operation Ganga gains speed: IndiGo, AI Express & SpiceJet join Air India in bringing back Indians

NEW DELHI: Given the large number of Indians who require to be evacuated from conflict zone Ukraine, other Indian airlines — IndiGo, Air India Express and SpiceJet — have also started operating flights to Bucharest and Budapest.

The Times of India

IndiGo announces non-stop flight from Visakhapatnam to Pune

IndiGo has announced a non-stop flight between Pune-Visakhapatnam-Pune thrice a week, with effect from March 28. Flight no. 6 E 0671 will take off from Pune at 11.45 p.m. and land in Visakhapatnam at 1.35 a.m. (early hours). It will leave from Visakhapatnam as 6 E 6431 at 2.40 a.m.…

The Hindu

Rakesh Gangwal steps down from IndiGo parent company’s board

Move latest in bitter feud between two promoters that became public in 2019

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Rahul Bhatia in command: Rakesh Gangwal resigns as IndiGo director, to reduce stake over next 5 years

NEW DELHI: IndiGo co-founder and promoter, Rahul Bhatia, will now have complete control over India's largest domestic airline.

The Times of India

IndiGo to seek shareholders' nod for Bhatia's appointment as MD

NEW DELHI: InterGlobe Aviation will seek shareholders' approval for appointment of co-founder Rahul Bhatia as the Managing Director as well as for availing advisory services from non-executive director Gregg Albert Saretsky.

The Times of India

February rain drenches Kolkata, temperature dip likely

KOLKATA: The city woke up to an unseasonal thunderstorm and an incessant drizzle, which occasionally got heavier and drenched the city for more than two hours on Friday morning. The gust of wind played havoc with flights at the city airport, leading to delays and diversions.

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IndiGo posts Rs 130 crore Q3 profit on higher passenger revenues; appoints Rahul Bhatia as MD

NEW DELHI: Fuelled by higher passenger revenues, the country's largest airline IndiGo on Friday posted a profit after tax of Rs 129.8 crore in the three months ended December 2021 amid the pandemic clouds.

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Bengaluru: DGCA team probes mid-air scare at Kempegowda International Airport

BENGALURU: A Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) team has commenced probe into the mid-air collision scare involving two IndiGo flights that were allowed to take off at the same time and in the same direction from Kempegowda International Airport’s parallel runways on January 7.

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Indian civil aviation ‘chronically ill’, need ‘immediate relief on ATF pricing & taxes’: IndiGo CEO

NEW DELHI: Alarm bells are ringing in the airline industry with the pandemic crippling traveller numbers and no real relief in sight from the government on price of jet fuel — which in India is among the costliest globally for domestic flights — and indirect taxes.

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Two planes fly close, major midair collision in Bengaluru skies averted

BENGALURU: People onboard two IndiGo flights had a miraculous escape when the aircraft were cleared to take off simultaneously in the same direction from the Kempegowda International Airport's parallel runways on January 7.

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