Over 600,000 passengers were left stranded as IndiGo abruptly canceled flights on a massive scale, igniting fierce debate over the airline’s dominant grip on India’s skies. Has the country’s largest carrier grown too powerful to prioritize its customers?
India’s aviation regulator has ordered IndiGo to reduce its flights by 10% following a spike in cancellations, aiming to stabilize operations and enhance service reliability, Reuters reports
IndiGo’s recent crisis has cast a sharp spotlight on the hidden vulnerabilities lurking within India’s aviation sector, challenging the long-held belief that the nation’s largest carrier is “too big to fail.” This turmoil exposes deep-rooted challenges and systemic risks that could shake the entire industry to its core
India has hit pause on two regulations controlling night working hours for IndiGo pilots, Reuters reports. This decisive move aims to directly address pilot shortages and ensure flights continue without disruption amid ongoing challenges
Max Healthcare and IndiGo’s parent company are gearing up to join India’s elite Nifty 50 index, the NSE announced after its latest reshuffle. This thrilling development underscores their growing impact and robust market standing as the index undergoes its regular review
Brazil’s Embraer is actively partnering with IndiGo and Air India to expand its footprint in India’s vibrant aviation market, capitalizing on the thrilling surge in domestic and regional travel demand
India’s IndiGo plans to expand its international route capacity significantly by fiscal year 2030, aiming to enhance connectivity and meet growing demand. This expansion reflects the airline’s strategic focus on international markets, bolstered by a robust fleet.
