As the festive season comes closer, most sectors of the economy are witnessing a resurgence in demand. So has the aviation sector. Airlines were already on their knees when the Covid-19 pandemic hit last year. So their return to a relative position of strength, or pre-pandemic volumes, is important, considering most players are embattled and continuously posting losses. Let's dive in.
Civil Aviation Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia virtually flagged off IndiGo's Delhi-Gwalior-Indore flight and Air India's Indore-Dubai flight on Wednesday, the civil aviation ministry stated.
IndiGo has no plans for acquiring any airline which will dilute its business model
The Board of Directors of IndiGo on Sunday announced the appointment of Gregg Saretsky, Member of the Board, to the position of Special Advisor with immediate effect
IndiGo on Thursday said it will start eight new domestic flights during the first week of September, connecting cities including Dehradun, Indore and Lucknow. "IndiGo will operate new flights between Delhi-Lucknow, Lucknow-Jaipur, and Indore-Lucknow effective September 1, while the flights connecting Delhi and Dehradun will commence from September 5," the airline said in a statement. Sanjay Kumar, Chief Strategy and Revenue Officer, IndiGo, said these eight new flights will not only improve accessibility, but also cater to the increased travel demand from Delhi, Lucknow, Jaipur, Dehradun, and Indore.
AirAsia India's Ahmedabad-Chennai flight and IndiGo's Bengaluru-Vadodara flight came within 8 km of each other with 300 ft vertical separation between them over Mumbai airspace on Jan 29, report said
According to sources, the suspension came into effect from Tuesday for carrying passengers who had not undergone a rapid-PCR test at the departure airport
To celebrate its 15 years of operations,IndiGo on Wednesday announced a three-day special sale offering all-inclusive fares starting from Rs 915 on its domestic and international connections.
The IATA Travel Pass will be a mobile app to help passengers easily and securely manage their travel in line with government requirements for Covid-19 tests or vaccines.
Meeting green goals will make the company attractive to global funds and lenders which are focusing increasingly more on sustainable investing
Analysts believe IndiGo is well-placed to survive this tough phase
Bargain hunting in domestic equities helped the markets rebound swiftly from intra-day lows on Wednesday
IndiGo posted its highest ever quarterly loss of Rs 3,174.17 crore during the April-June period
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A prolonged impact of the coronavirus has turned IndiGo's net worth to negative- the first time in company's history
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In the broader markets, mid-cap stocks faced a severe blow with the BSE MidCap index erasing 0.67 per cent.
High oil prices and weaker rupee is likely to hit financial performance in Q1FY22
Seven persons, including four staffers of Indigo and Spicejet airlines, were arrested by the customs officials at Indira Gandhi International (IGI) airport
Industry-wide passenger load factor rose to 62.9% in June from May's 50.5%. SpiceJet had the highest load factor of 70%.