Page 13 - Latest Updates on IndiGo Airlines

IndiGo to move operations from Delhi's Terminal 2 to T1 from April 15

According to the Delhi International Airport Limited, the runway work is expected to continue till July 2025

IndiGo briefly becomes world's most valuable airline by market cap

IndiGo is the only Indian carrier among world's top 10 airlines, runs 15,768 flights weekly

IndiGo, Accor to collaborate on loyalty programmes for flyers, guests

Gurugram-based IndiGo on Wednesday announced its plans to enter into an agreement with Accor for a loyalty programme. Both IndiGo and global hospitality major Accor offer their loyalty programmes- IndiGo Bluechip and ALL-Accor Live Limitless,-- to their customers, providing multiple benefits. The two partners have now agreed to develop a strategic collaboration through their loyalty programs, IndiGo said. IndiGo had last year, on the occasion of its 18th anniversary, rolled out the BluChip loyalty programme to its customers. "Now IndiGo moves to the next phase to strengthen its loyalty programme by exploring and developing strategic partnerships," said Pieter Elbers, CEO at IndiGo. The collaboration would allow to partner on a wide range of initiatives, such as rewards points sharing, co-branded loyalty and seamless two-way conversion, it said adding this, in turn, would enable members to earn and redeem points across flights, stays and experiences. Accor Chairman and Chief Execu

IndiGo stock hits all-time high; surges 12% in 1-month on healthy outlook

Since January 22, 2025, the stock price of IndiGo has zoomed 32% after the company reported a better than expected 14% YoY growth in revenue, led by a 13% YoY rise in passenger volumes in Q3FY25.

IndiGo flight makes emergency landing in Mumbai after bomb threat

The alert was triggered when a bomb threat message was found inside one of the plane's toilets while the aircraft was mid-flight

IndiGo flight makes emergency landing after woman dies during flight

An IndiGo Airlines flight made an emergency landing at the airport in Maharashtra's Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar after an 89-year-old woman died onboard, an airport official said on Monday. The Mumbai-Varanasi flight made an emergency landing at the Chikalthana Airport on Sunday night, he said. The official said Sushila Devi, a native of Mirzapur in Uttar Pradesh, boarded the flight from Mumbai and started feeling unwell mid-air. He said the flight landed at the Chikalthana Airport due to a medical emergency around 10 pm. A medical team examined the woman on landing, but she had already succumbed. The MIDC CIDCO police station did the necessary formalities, and the flight proceeded for its onward journey to Varanasi, the official said. According to the airline, the woman's body was sent to the Government Medical College and Hospital in Chhatrapati Sambhjinagar.

Income Tax dept imposes Rs 944 crore penalty on IndiGo for AY2021-22

IndiGo mentioned that it strongly believes that the order passed by the Income Tax Department is not in accordance with law and is erroneous and frivolous

Clear sky ahead: IndiGo set to gain further altitude in the long-run

IndiGo leads with its operational metrics, including on-time performance, aircraft utilisation, and cost efficiencies such as a fuel-efficient fleet and streamlined network optimisation

IndiGo to expand partnerships with overseas carriers: CEO Pieter Elbers

Preparing to expand its international operations with long-haul flights, IndiGo will be focusing on expanding partnerships with overseas carriers and joining an airline alliance is not a priority. IndiGo CEO Pieter Elbers said the airline works with different partners in different countries. "Some of the partners are of SkyTeam, some are of Star Alliance, that is not so relevant for us... these partnerships have different roles and functions in the network... we will expand these partnerships, have more codeshares, reciprocal codeshares and we will further build on these partnerships. "(Airline) Alliance is not a priority at this point of time," he told PTI on Tuesday. He was responding to a query on whether IndiGo will be looking to join an airline alliance. Currently, IndiGo has codeshare partnerships with nine airlines -- Turkish Airlines, Qatar Airways, American Airlines, Air France, KLM, Qantas Airways, Virgin Atlantic, Malaysia Airlines, British Airways and Japan Airlines.

IndiGo expects to significantly increase international route seats by FY30

The airline reached its current capacity share in seven years, from 14 per cent in fiscal year 2018

Stocks to Watch: Indigo, Infosys, Blue Star, Biocon, Britannia, 63 Moons

Share market today: IndiGo Airlines has emerged as the world's second fastest-growing airline in terms of seat capacity, with a 10.1 per cent increase in 2024

IndiGo Airlines world's second fastest-growing airline in seat capacity

At 10.1% growth in 2024, it is only behind Qatar Airways, which grew 10.4%: OAG

IndiGo launches wide-body flights on Delhi-Bangkok route. Check details

IndiGo launches its first wide-body Dreamliner flights on the Delhi-Bangkok route from March 1, marking a major milestone in its global expansion plans

IndiGo offers V-Day's sale with up to 50% off, check all discounts here

This offer is valid from February 12 (00:01 hours) to February 16 (23:59 hours) on selected domestic as well as international flights

IndiGo to lease Boeing 787-9 from Norse Atlantic for long-haul expansion

IndiGo has placed a firm order for 30 Airbus A350-900s, with an option for 70 more, expected for delivery from 2027

Ex-AIIMS Delhi doctor blasts airline over medical neglect, airline responds

After experiencing what he called sheer negligence and indifference from the airline's crew, Dr. Suvrankar Datta, a former AIIMS doctor has declared that he will never travel IndiGo again

Rupee pain starts to show as nation's top airline IndiGo takes a hit

A few smaller companies have also announced currency-related losses, with more expected as the earnings season progresses

On growth runway: IndiGo cleared for takeoff on strong demand winds

Airline stays airborne with consumer spending lift-off, lower fuel and rental costs

IndiGo's profit drops by 18.3% due to rupee depreciation, grounded planes

The number of grounded planes, according to CFO Negi, in the airline's fleet is somewhere "in the 60s" now. The airline's fleet comprises 437 planes

IndiGo Q3 results: Net profit drops 18.6% to Rs 2,449 cr, revenue up 14%

Interglobe Aviation Q3FY25 results: Indigo carried 27.325 million passengers, commanding a market share of 63.8%, compared to 24.31 million passengers and a 62.1% share a year ago