New Delhi: With an eye on expanding its international presence, IndiGo, country's largest domestic airline, will add eight Airbus A321neo aircraft on lease from Ireland-based CDB Aviation by January ...

IndiGo Stretch will debut on the busy Delhi-Mumbai route from 14 November 2024, with introductory fares starting at Rs 18,018 IndiGo, India’s largest airline, has officially received its first Airbus ...

Budget carrier IndiGo expects a three-six month delay in delivery of Airbus A321neo planes, key to its overseas expansion, a top executive of the airline said. "The delivery of A321neo planes are ...

LUCKNOW: An IndiGo Airbus A321neo aircraft was grounded at Gorakhpur airport after suffering a tail impact during its landing approach on Wednesday afternoon. Get breaking news anytime, anywhere.

DUBLIN, Ireland, May 23, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Griffin Global Asset Management ("Griffin") is pleased to announce the delivery of an Airbus A321neo aircraft to InterGlobe Aviation Ltd. ("IndiGo"), ...

Dubai-based Emirates NBD has executed a finance-lease facility supporting the acquisition of two Airbus A321neo aircraft for India’s largest carrier IndiGo, marking the lender’s entry into aviation ...

IndiGo has partnered with Recaro Aircraft Seating to equip its upcoming A321neo business cabins with the award-winning R5 seats. The Recaro R5 seats will offer advanced comfort and robust ...

IndiGo took delivery of its first Airbus A321neo on 28 December, marking the first of the variant to be operated in India. The aircraft, registered VT-IUA, is owned and managed by the Indian low-cost ...

Airbus delivered its 1,000th A320 Neo family aircraft, an A321neo, to IndiGo. The low cost carrier now has 245 aircraft in its fleet — the biggest number ever for an Indian airline so far. IndiGo is ...

Indian LCC IndiGo is upgauging significantly the average size of its aircraft as part of its recent decision to order 500 Airbus A320neo family aircraft. Airbus revealed in its monthly orders and ...

Investigators in India have identified that the separation of a high-pressure turbine blade was behind the way in-flight failure of a CFM International Leap-1A engine aboard an IndiGo Airbus A321neo.

Budget carrier IndiGo will now be able to operate longer overseas routes with its 29 Airbus A320/A321neos, powered by modified P&W engines, getting extended diversion time operations (EDTO) approval ...