IndiGo Airlines (6E) entered into a dry-lease agreement with Turkish Airlines (TK) to operate two Boeing 777 aircraft to expand its operations.
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An IndiGo Airlines (6E) flight traveling from Delhi (DEL) to Srinagar (SXR) encountered intense mid-air turbulence, triggering panic among 227 passengers.
India’s largest airline, IndiGo Airlines (6E), is making significant strides into the long-haul international market.
India’s largest LCC, IndiGo Airlines (6E), is reinforcing its strong presence in the Gulf region
Air India (AI) has formally requested government intervention to cancel a leasing arrangement between rival IndiGo (6E) and Turkish Airlines (TK), citing economic and national security concerns.
IndiGo Airlines (6E), India’s largest low-cost carrier, cancelled flights to and from cities like Srinagar (SXR), Jammu (IXJ), Amritsar (ATQ), Leh (IXL), Chandigarh (IXC), and Rajkot (RAJ) until at least May 15, 2025.
Delhi’s Indira Gandhi International Airport (DEL) cancelled 97 flights and delayed 150 on May 11, 2025, due to regional airport closures.
India’s trade with Türkiye (Turkey) and Azerbaijan thrives, reaching $12 billion annually, driven by exports, imports, and energy partnerships.
InterGlobe Aviation offers its cabin crew members in India annual compensation packages ranging from ₹3.6-10 lakhs annually.
India’s DGCA has closed 32 airports, including Srinagar and Amritsar, for civilian flights until May 15, due to India-Pakistan tensions.