New Delhi: In a big day for IPOs, at least three companies -- low-cost carrier IndiGo, staffing firm Teamlease and e-retailer Infibeam - have lined up public offers to raise an estimated over Rs 3,000
New Delhi: Putting its weight firmly behind passengers, government today said it has, as of now, rejected budget carriers' plea to allow them to charge for check-in baggage.Confirming that airlines had approached the aviation regulator
New Delhi: Aviation regulator DGCA is likely to take a call shortly on allowing domestic airlines to charge for check in baggage while providing incentives for passengers who travel light.The Directorate General of Civil Aviation
New Delhi: In bad news for air travellers, check-in baggage may be charged if airlines have their way.Aviation regulator Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) is looking into a proposal made by three Indian carriers
Mumbai: A Raipur-bound IndiGo plane from Kolkata carrying 167 passengers, including the Delhi Daredevils IPL team, vacated the runway in the "nick of time" as another flight, a Jet Airways plane from Mumbai had landed
New Delhi: Air services to Kathmandu were hit again today as flights of Air India, SpiceJet and IndiGo failed to land in the earthquake-hit Nepalese capital and returned here as ATC personnel at Tribhuvan International
New Delhi: IndiGo, the homegrown no-frills carrier, has pushed back the delivery of two leased Airbus A320 to the third week of April.As part of a sub-leasing agreement with Singapore-based budget airline Tiger Air in
The largest airline by market share, IndiGo, is likely to file IPO papers with the Sebi by May to raise up to Rs 2,500 crore, industry sources said."IndiGo is likely to file the IPO documents
New Delhi: National carrier Air India has made Psychometric tests a compulsory part of its induction process for pilots and cabin crew.These tests were started by the airline last December while starting a process to
New Delhi: Low-cost carrier IndiGo will launch 16 new flights on the domestic routes in phased manner, starting today, which will take its total number of services to 613 from current 597.Of the 16 new
New Delhi: 2014 was an eventful year for the aviation sector in the country, with two new airlines getting licences to fly, a fare war, the humiliating FAA downgrade of Indian aviation safety to Category-II,
New Delhi: At least 71 pilots were grounded this year for various reasons, including being found tipsy, with about half of them belonging to no-frill carriers SpiceJet and IndiGo, Rajya Sabha was informed today.19 pilots
New Delhi: Domestic carriers resorted to another round of discounted fares with cash-strapped SpiceJet making the first move with a limited-period discounted one-way domestic fare offer, ranging from all-inclusive fares of Rs 899 to Rs
New Delhi/Paris: Indian budget carrier IndiGo has agreed to buy 250 single-aisle A320neo aircrafts from Airbus SA, the companies said on Wednesday, potentially marking the largest number of jets ever sold by the European plane
New Delhi: Budget airline IndiGo has signed a $2.6 billion deal with Industrial and Commercial Bank of China Ltd (ICBC) for the lender to finance more than 30 new aircraft, the carrier said in a
Mumbai: Vistara, the Tata-Singapore Airlines joint venture, which is awaiting flying permit from the aviation regulator DGCA, has inducted a senior pilot from IndiGo to head its safety team, according to sources. Besides, the carrier
New Delhi: Air India tops the list of passenger complaints lodged against Indian airlines in July this year, followed by no-frill carrier SpiceJet, official data shows.Most air travellers, who have lodged complaints against the airlines,
Mumbai: Low-cost carrier IndiGo, whose market share dropped by a per cent in July to 30.7, has also lost as many as 40 commanders or senior pilots mainly to Gulf carriers in the last one
Mumbai: The fare war triggered by the entry of AirAsia into the domestic market continues as the budget carrier IndiGo has launched another round of promotional fares, starting at Rs 1,724 (all inclusive) for a
New Delhi: Aviation regulator DGCA today took three no-frill airlines to task for allegedly flouting payload restriction norms while flying to Jammu and Patna, where the airports have short runways, and warned them of stopping
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