IndiGo Airbus A320

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An Airbus A320 operated by IndiGo was flying over the Guwahati to Mumbai route on Monday at roughly 36,000 feet when the captain noticed an Engine 1 stall warning signal that quickly vanished

Both aircraft, with P&W engines, will fly only when cleared by aviation regulator

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Operated by InterGlobe Aviation Ltd., IndiGo is the world's biggest customer for jets in the A320neo family, with as many as 730 on order

A320ceo aircraft accounted for 53 per cent of the company's capacities as of September quarter

The previous forecast was 22 per cent for the third quarter of FY20 and 25 per cent for FY20

IndiGo was putting the finishing touches to an order that would include Airbus's newest jet, a long-range version of the single-aisle A320 type called A321XLR

IndiGo has a fleet of 245 planes including 89 A320Neo aircraft