IndiGo will terminate its leasing agreement with Turkish Airlines by August 31 after India's aviation regulator said on ...

In its order, the DGCA clarified that the three-month extension has been granted to IndiGo on damp leasing two Boeing 777 ...

On May 15, aviation security watchdog BCAS revoked the security clearance for Turkish company Celebi Airport Services India ...

(Reuters) -Indian airline IndiGo will add 10 international destinations and broaden its business class offerings overseas ...

The decision came after IndiGo was granted a one-time last and final extension of three months up to August 31 to avoid disruption in everyday passenger services.

IndiGo's Turkish Airlines lease has been extended by three months, less than the six-month extension allowed under current ...

IndiGo will start direct flights to a total of 10 international destinations, including London and Athens, in the current ...

The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) had said that the pilots were denied permission by both Indian and Pakistani ...

The airport in India's financial capital of Mumbai, run by the Adani Group, has triggered a lobbying effort by top carriers ...

IndiGo will be starting it's long-haul operations with non-stop connectivity from Mumbai to Manchester and Mumbai to ...

IndiGo’s CEO Pieter Elbers has shared details of the airline’s upcoming expansion, including the launch of ten new ...

Beginning in July, the airline will launch direct flights from Mumbai to Manchester and Amsterdam using Boeing 787-9 ...