IndiGo teases a new business-class product for its Airbus A350-900 fleet, set to debut with first delivery in 2027.
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IndiGo (6E), India’s largest airline, has announced the temporary suspension of flights to six international destinations as it responds to rising operating costs, airspace restrictions, and weaker seasonal demand.
IndiGo crew member Madhavi Chiguru fixes passenger’s broken glasses with nail glue and duct tape, viral video wins hearts.
IndiGo plans Bangalore to Perth non-stop A321XLR flight, potentially beating Qantas to direct India-Australia service from Bengaluru.
IndiGo becomes the first airline to receive 500 Airbus deliveries, leading the global order book with 1,400 aircraft as Indian aviation faces rising costs and route disruptions.
Dubai has capped foreign airlines to one daily flight until May 31 amid the Iran crisis. Indian carriers, with the highest planned capacity to DXB, face the biggest financial blow as Dubai-based Emirates and flydubai remain unrestricted.
IndiGo’s A321XLR flies non-stop Delhi to Istanbul from April 19 with dual-class seating and 50+ onward connections via Turkish Airlines.
IndiGo (6E) has appointed Willie Walsh, the former CEO of British Airways (BA) and the International Airlines Group (IAG) and outgoing Director General of IATA, as its new Chief Executive Officer.
IndiGo (6E) launches over 30 new routes from Navi Mumbai International Airport (BOM) between March 29 and April 23, 2026.
IndiGo Airlines (6E) will launch thrice weekly direct flights between Chennai (MAA) and Réunion Island (RUN) from 29 April 2026.