IndiGo Airlines (6E), India’s largest LCC, plans to significantly expand its international footprint and Maintenance, Repair and Overhaul (MRO) operations, as outlined in its FY 2024–25 annual report.
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An IndiGo Airlines (6E) flight from Tirupati (TIR) to Hyderabad (HYD) was forced to return to Tirupati on Sunday evening, July 20, 2025, after experiencing a technical issue shortly after departure.
Direct flights from Dehradun and Bhopal to Jewar Airport (DXN) and Navi Mumbai Airport (NMI) are set to begin soon, marking a significant step in regional air connectivity.
India is now the third-largest aviation market by passenger volume and is positioned for substantial long-term growth.
IndiGo Airlines (6E) and Jetstar Airways (JQ) have announced a new codeshare agreement aimed at improving travel options between India, Australia, and New Zealand.
As big a market as there is for luxury travel in business and first class in today’s day and age, low-cost airlines remain the go-to choice for tonnes of travellers around the world.
IndiGo Airlines (6E), is reportedly close to converting its purchase rights for 40 additional Airbus A350 aircraft into firm orders.
India’s aviation industry generates $53.6 billion in total contribution to the country’s GDP, according to recent industry data.
A scheduled IndiGo Airlines (6E) flight from Delhi (DEL) to Pune (PNQ) faced a significant delay on July 4 after the assigned pilot became unwell just before takeoff.
IndiGo launches new long-haul flights from Mumbai to Manchester on July 1, 2025 and will inaugurate Amsterdam service on July 2.