IndiGo Airlines (6E) has vacated 717 domestic airport slots after the Directorate General of Civil Aviation ordered a 10 percent cut in its winter flight schedule.
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IndiGo Airlines (6E), has launched non-stop flights from India to Athens, establishing itself as the only Indian carrier offering direct connectivity to Greece.
DGCA has imposed a ₹22.20 crore penalty on IndiGo (6E) following widespread flight disruptions recorded in early December across the country.
IndiGo Airlines (6E) runs 14 weekly flights from Puducherry (PNY) Airport to Bengaluru (BLR) and Hyderabad (HYD), marking one year of service since December 20, 2024.
Air India will return the first refurbished Boeing 787-8 aircraft to service in February 2026, while IndiGo prepares to induct the Airbus A321XLR and expand international routes as passenger demand continues to rise.
IndiGo Airlines (6E) has announced the launch of direct flights between Delhi and London Heathrow, starting 2 February 2026.
Air India (AI) has proposed operating 275 additional flights this month to cover gaps created by the government ordered 10 percent capacity cut for IndiGo (6E).
IndiGo (6E) has told the Directorate General of Civil Aviation that it cancelled 1,232 flights in November 2025, citing a combination of crew-related and operational factors.
IndiGo (6E) confirmed that it has received a penalty order of ₹117.52 crore from the Joint Commissioner of Central Tax and Central Excise.
IndiGo expands flights from Navi Mumbai with new routes to Coimbatore, Chennai, Vadodara and added frequencies to North Goa.