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We're confident of operating at 50% capacity: IndiGo CEO Ronojoy Dutta

With 262 planes, IndiGo operated over 1,500 daily flights prior to March 24 but is now operating around 350 scheduled flights a day, which is putting a pressure on its finances

Aug 31 the new deadline for IndiGo, GoAir to replace unmodified PW engines

The PW engine-powered A320 neo planes in IndiGo and GoAir fleets have been facing glitches both mid-air and on-ground since their induction way back in 2016

Pay 10% fare now and get ticket: IndiGo launches flexible payment option

If the passenger cancels the booking without paying the remaining 90 per cent, he or she will not be refunded this 10 per cent amount

IndiGo aircraft hit by step ladder at Mumbai airport due to strong winds

IndiGo said SpiceJet's step ladder got detached from its parked position and hit its parked aircraft - the incident, which took place Saturday morning, is being probed by the authorities

IndiGo CEO says flights are the safest mode of travel amid coronavirus

More than a dozen passengers have been reported Covid-19 positive since the resumption of domestic air flights. A total of 45,762 passengers took flights on June 2 till 5 pm

IndiGo: Near term outlook to be tough; weak demand, higher costs to weigh

The challenge for IndiGo as highlighted by the management is to manage cash and liquidity rather than look at profitability and growth

Financials lead in Sensex's 522-pt rally; Nifty ends 153 pts up at 9,979

All that happened in the markets today

Day 2 of flight resumption: Over 42,000 ferried; 2 test Covid-19 positive

The air carriers also resorted to cancellation of several flights on the second day of resumption of services due to truncated schedules following requests from several states owing to the coronavirus

Domestic flights to resume on May 25: Here's what is allowed and what isn't

Here is what is going to change for passengers as they fly from Monday

Rahul Bhatia-owned InterGlobe Enterprises eyes failed Virgin Australia

Virgin Australia entered bankruptcy administration two weeks back; May 15 is last date to lodge first offers

IndiGo may expand cargo ops to China, Malaysia to ferry essential goods

Most of these flights have been operated on a "Free-of-Cost" basis to ferry medical equipment and other essentials

IndiGo reverses plan to cut salaries of employees, drops March decision

IndiGo is the best positioned airline to withstand the crisis created by lockdown to contain the coronavirus.

Covid-19 impact: IndiGo shuts bookings till May 31 after DGCA order

A formal ban on forward bookings from the aviation regulator came after a tweet from Civil Aviation Minister Hardeep Singh Puri

Coronavirus: IndiGo offers its aircraft, crew to ferry medicine, equipment

India has banned international commercial passenger flights for a period of one week from Sunday. Moreover, domestic flights have also been suspended from Tuesday midnight

Employees shunned by people due to line of duty, travel history: IndiGo

"There are some instances when our employees have been ostracised from their communities as a result of their line of duty and travel history," IndiGo said in a statement.

Coronavirus: IndiGo grounds planes, cuts salary by 10-20% as revenue drops

"Governments across the globe have issued travel advisories which have resulted in a virtual shutdown of all our international flights," said an airline official on Thursday.

Drop in demand due to travel curbs may stall airline revenues in Q4

Sharp fall in crude oil prices, however, is a positive

IndiGo gives profit warning following dip in bookings over Coronavirus

Flight occupancy dropped on domestic routes as individuals and companies canceled events and postponed travel

IndiGo, GoAir to replace 180 unmodified PW engines by May 30: DGCA

IndiGo and GoAir have 106 and 43 A320neo aircrafts, fitted with PW engines, respectively. Post the induction of the aircraft into service, there have been a number of incidents of snag in the engines.

Air India sale: Non-commitment to protect global routes a deal dampener?

Govt will retain Air India's international bilateral flying rights for only six months which may dis-incentivise potential buyers if the rights are re-allocated to other airlines after that