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IndiGo scraps leave without pay for staff, says 70% pre-Covid level reached

On Wednesday, airline said it is operating 1,000 daily international and domestic flights

IndiGo's runaway rally worries analysts; Citi downgrades stock to 'sell'

In the past six months, IndiGo has outperformed the Sensex index and has rallied 78.4 per cent on the BSE till Wednesday. In comparison, the S&P BSE Sensex is up 42.8 per cent, BSE data show

Indices end at record high for 2nd day, Sensex gains 680 pts, tops 43K

All that happened in the markets today.

Analysts wary of IndiGo, SpiceJet despite Covid vaccine news, prefer IRCTC

Stock of IRCTC, the company that has been carrying passengers even during lockdown, advanced 6.9 per cent on the BSE to hit an intra-day high of Rs 1,404 on the BSE

BOC Aviation delivers first of four Airbus A321NEO aircraft to Indigo

BOC Aviation Ltd. has delivered the first of four new Airbus A321NEO aircraft on lease to IndiGo, an official statement said

What aviation gloom? IndiGo prepares a mega order of 150 aircraft engines

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

IndiGo in talks for jet engine orders despite aviation gloom: Report

That any airline is negotiating over future aircraft and related parts is a surprise considering how thoroughly the global aviation industry has been demoralised by the pandemic

A confident Virgin Atlantic to double down on Indian aviation market

The propensity to travel amongst Indians is going up as is their willingness to pay, says Alex Mcewan, Virgin Atlantic Country Manager-India

IndiGo partners with Stemz Healthcare to offer pre-flight Covid tests

IndiGo on Monday said it has partnered with Stemz Healthcare to offer passengers pre-flight Covid-19 tests in India and few other countries

IndiGo sees demand inching up, reduces leave without pay for pilots

Airbus A320 and A321 pilots will have leave without pay of three days per month and for captains of regional aircraft fleet ATR-72 there will be no more LWP

IndiGo to cut fleet size over the next two years amid Covid-19 pandemic

IndiGo, operated by InterGlobe Aviation Ltd., hasn't engaged in any major renegotiation with Airbus SE on new deliveries, but it will keep returning as many as 40 older planes a year, Dutta said

Top headlines: Indian economy picks up in Sept, Tata aims for BigBasket

Bharti Airtel's CEO explained why the company would stay away from the 5G auctions

IndiGo Q2: Loss up to Rs 1,610 crore seen despite cost cutting measures

Prabhudas Lilladher expects yields to remain strong during the recently concluded quarter, growing 10 per cent YoY, on the back of pricing disciple, charter and Vande Bharat flights

IndiGo, SpiceJet: Lower costs, higher capacity utilisation to boost Q2 nos

Analysts at Centrum Broking note that Brent crude prices declined sharply by 30 per cent YoY, while domestic ATF prices declined 32 per cent YoY, leading to lower fuel costs

IndiGo bans nine journalists for 15 days over 'unruly behaviour'

Last year, comedian Kunal Kamra was banned for three months by IndiGo for heckling journalist Arnab Goswami on board

Smart or rash? SpiceJet flies in the face of logic amid Covid-19 pandemic

Some admire the way the airline has reacted to Covid crisis but with the airline announcing plans last week to start direct flights to London in the winter of 2020, the list of naysayers is growing

Silver lining in a darkening sky

Confidence that aircraft can be safely boarded is slowly returning

Six months after Covid-19 lockdown: Airlines, hotels try to journey back

Faced with their worst crisis and without any financial assistance from the government, the viability of the Indian aviation and tourism industry is in peril

IndiGo operates maiden cargo flight to Chittagong with medical supplies

Budget carrier IndiGo operated its maiden cargo flight to Chittagong in Bangladesh, carrying medical supplies and other general commodities, a release said on Tuesday

Dues of 4 major airlines to AAI more than doubled in Feb-July period

An airline has to pay various charges like air navigation, landing, parking etc to the AAI to use facilities at any of its more than 100 airports