IndiGo (6E), the largest domestic airline in India, is pleased to unveil the amalgamation of its Fast Forward (FFWD) and Priority Boarding services at airports, designed to elevate the boarding experience.
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Recently, we came across a shocking leave application email from an Indian pilot asking for mother’s medical check-up, but the airline refused the leave and told them to operate flights.
IndiGo (6E) Airlines, India’s largest carrier, Istanbul (IST) to Delhi (DEL) flight on October 2, 2023, took off without approx 50 passengers.
IndiGo, India’s preferred airline, inaugurated its daily direct flight between Delhi and Belagavi on Thursday, October 5, 2023. This newly established air route will enhance point-to-point connectivity and strengthen the connections between northern and southern India.
A baby suffering from congenital heart disease experienced a critical respiratory episode while onboard the IndiGo (6E) Airlines Ranchi-Delhi flight.
IndiGo (6E) Airlines, the largest airline in India by market share, has announced a salary increase for its pilots and cabin crew.
In a statement regarding IndiGo’s stature, CEO Pieter Elbers emphasized the importance of comparing IndiGo with international carriers rather than exclusively focusing on domestic airlines.
Mumbai airport, the second busiest in the country, will shut both its runways for six hours on 17 October due to maintenance work.
IndiGo (6E) Airlines is relying on codeshare agreements flights with international carriers to establish its brand presence in regions like Europe and America, where it currently lacks significant recognition.
India’s leading carrier, IndiGo (6E) Airlines, announced on September 19 that it is launching flights to San Francisco (SFO) via Istanbul (IST) as part of a codeshare connection agreement with Turkish Airlines (TK).