Page 36 - Latest Updates on IndiGo Airlines

IndiGo in the news again: Aerobridge strikes Mumbai airport terminal bldg

Vehicle was operated by outsourced driver, matter reported to regulator

IndiGo flight suffers fuel leak at Delhi airport, passengers deboard

All the passengers and the stuff onboard were made to deplane immediately

InterGlobe Aviation share sale begins; stock down 3%

InterGlobe Aviation, the owner of India's biggest airline IndiGo, has dipped 3.3% to Rs 1,142 on the BSE in intra-day trade. The shares will be sold at a floor price of Rs 1,130 per share

HC reserves decision on DIAL order to shift airlines to T2

DIAL said that T1 has already exceeded its capacity and it would lead to overcrowding of the airport

Drunk students harass Indigo woman staffer, fall at her feet to apologise

In the video, which has gone viral on various social media platforms, the woman is seen confronting the duo

Manhandling of IndiGo passenger: DGCA to take views of all affected parties

A video clip of the airline's staff pinning down a passenger to the ground went viral recently

IndiGo takes delivery of its first ATR 72-600 aircraft

The order is also the biggest placed by any Indian carrier with the company

Delhi HC asks DIAL to submit report on Indigo's shifting operations to T2

Earlier, Indigo Airlines had moved the Delhi HC challenging DIAL's direction to shift its operations

IndiGo moves high court against Delhi airport operator

The airline has challenged DIAL's order to partially shift operations to Terminal 2

IndiGo flight hits wild boar during take-off at Visakhapatnam airport

After 45 minutes, the pilot carried out a precautionary landing back at the Vizag airport to get the necessary inspections done, it said

Mid-air mishap: Laptop catches fire on IndiGo flight; passengers panic

The incident, which occurred last Saturday, has been reported to the aviation regulator - the Directorate General of Civil Aviation

Another IndiGo mishap: Passenger falls off wheelchair, airline apologises

The development also comes days after the airline had apologised to a passenger who was manhandled at Delhi airport in October

IndiGo boss asks employees to stay calm, focus on work

A video of IndiGo passenger being manhandled by two airline staffers went viral

Air India takes a jibe at IndiGo over assault, tweets 'unbeatable' service

The airline was also the butt of jokes on social media

Whistleblower provoked passenger: IndiGo's letter to aviation ministry

IndiGo President Aditya Ghosh said the ex-staffer instigated the incident and provoked the customer by recording the video

Full text: IndiGo says 'whistleblower' instigated passenger's assault, had to be sacked

IndiGo President Aditya Ghosh said he personally spoke to the customer and apologised to him the same day

IndiGo fires staffer who shot passenger assault video, Twitter outraged over incident

The male passenger shouts and attempts to fight back but is overpowered by the IndiGo staff

Watch: IndiGo staff manhandle passenger at Delhi airport, govt seeks report

The male passenger shouts and attempts to fight back but is overpowered by the IndiGo staff

Pratt & Whitney boosts IndiGo net profit by record 294%

The airline's net profit for the second quarter of 2017-18 was Rs 551.55 crore, up from Rs 139.84 crore in the same period a year ago

IndiGo net up 4-fold to Rs 551.5 cr helped by compensation from P&W, Airbus

InterGlobe Aviation-run IndiGo today reported a massive spike in September quarter net at Rs 551.5 crore boosted by a one-time payment towards engine issues and delayed aircraft deliveries and higher margins. The largest airline that controls over 38 per cent of the domestic air passenger market had reported a 139.8 crore net income in the corresponding quarter last fiscal year. For the reporting quarter, net soared 294.4 per cent. The airline said the bottom line was boosted by a massive 710 bps spike in profit margins to 10.4 per cent from 3.4 per cent a year ago. "Profitability was favourably impacted by better revenue management and credit received from manufacturers related to aircraft grounding and delivery delays," the airline said in an exchange filing without disclosing the quantum of payments it has received from Airbus for delayed deliveries of A320 Neos and also from the American engine maker Pratt & Whitney. However, it said its other income rose over ...