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Indian LCC IndiGo to bid adieu to 10% of its employees
Despite its best efforts to reduce costs and to avoid involuntary layoffs, the Indian low-cost carrier IndiGo will say goodbye to 10% of its total workforce....
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Despite its best efforts to reduce costs and to avoid involuntary layoffs, the Indian low-cost carrier IndiGo will say goodbye to 10% of its total workforce....
In what seems to be a gamble on the recovery of the aviation industry, IndiGo, India’s largest airline, has said that it will continue integrating new aircraft to its fleet, as well as taking delive...
India resumed domestic flights on Monday, May 25, 2020 after two months of halting scheduled passenger flights across the country. The world’s largest democracy ground to a halt when the government...
IndiGo’s woes with its A320neo engines might soon come to an end. Calling the work that the airline has done so far “impressive”, the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has set a new deadline for IndiGo to completed remove unmodified, potentially dangerous engines from its fleet. ...
India’s Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has reportedly told IndiGo, the country’s largest airline, to ground their older Airbus A320neo every time it takes a new one into the fleet. The problem is related to faulty Pratt & Whitney engines that power the airliner, as the authority wants them replaced by new, fixed ones. ...
IndiGo, GoAir are getting a slight break in a series of PW1100G engine woes. The Indian regulatory authorities have recently extended the deadline for replacing the engines in their Airbus A320neo fleets. However, IndiGo CEO admits that solving Pratt & Whitney engine problems remains a challenge. ...
After several years of trying, Qatar Airways finally inked a partnership agreement with IndiGo. The agreement "will be just the first step in strengthening our relationship", said Qatar Airways' CEO, Al Baker....
It seems like two Middle East giants, Etihad and Qatar Airways are trying to gain as much traction as possible within the Indian market. However, the two sides are using very different methods to do so....
The biggest airline in India, IndiGo, is set to announce a record-breaking deal for 300 Airbus A320 aircraft. The order would come at an interesting and turbulent time for the carrier....
IndiGo, India’s largest airline by market share, has just reported a multimillion quarterly loss. The disconcerting financial results are attributed to three key factors, including spikes maintenance costs. While the airline’s Airbus A320ceo engines are to remain a burden for its finance sheets, the rescue by the A320neo is also not yet in sight, as the carrier’s management anticipates delivery delays. ...
