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The largest airline in India, IndiGo, has raised pilot pay by an additional 8% as it observes a pickup in traffic. Additionally, it has restored pilot overtime pay

Low-cost airline According to three insiders, Go First has grounded more than a quarter of its fleet as a result of Pratt & Whitney’s delayed supply of aircraft engines.

Chaos in the Indian airline operations was seen last week as several flights got delayed due to Air India’s recruitment process. As per the news agencies report, Tata-owned Air India is on a hiring spree and therefore had scheduled interviews for Saturday (July 2).

Several IndiGo flights across the nation were delayed due to a lack of crew members, according to news agency ANI on Sunday.

According to a statement released on Friday, Turkish Airlines and IndiGo have resumed their codeshare agreement, which allows one airline to sell seats on the other’s flights.

In response to rising demand, IndiGo announced on Wednesday that it would begin operating more flights on the Delhi-Leh, Delhi-Srinagar, and Lucknow-Pantnagar routes from July 1.

IndiGo, a private airline, began regular service on its new Mumbai-Mangaluru-Mumbai route on Sunday. Know more below

Air India’s domestic network could receive growth, with the top management aiming to establish multiple hubs in India in the future.

IndiGo, India’s largest airline, looks close to inducting its first freighter plane as it seeks to capture the crash in air cargo driven by the pandemic.

The airline, which had made a partial reinstatement of salary for pilots, is yet to restore pre-covid salaries. India’s biggest airline IndiGo on Friday reinstated the flying allowance of its pilots to pre-pandemic levels as its flight operations are recovering.