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DGCA has no plans to ground all A230neos, but IndiGo grounds 3
13 Feb 2018
Since the problem is with one sub-population of Pratt & Whitney engines, the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) has only grounded planes with both engines in this category
IndiGo forced to ground 8 Airbus A320 neo planes
18 Aug 2017
IndiGo said four of the A320 neos have been grounded due to engines being stuck at customs, while a total of 8 neos are grounded because of the unavailability of spare engines, even as it denied any problems with the engines
IndiGo rethinks buying Air India’s global operations?
01 Jul 2017
Earlier this week, just after the Union cabinet approved divestment of Air India, IndiGo – India’s largest airline in terms of market share — had expressed an interest to buy the international business of the national carrier
IndiGo keen to buy Air India’s international business
30 Jun 2017
IndiGo has told the government it is open to buying the entire operation of the national carrier if demerging the international business is not possible
IndiGo to buy 50 ATR planes for $1.3 billion, to enter UDAN market
09 May 2017
With its low operating costs, IndiGo expects the 68-78 seater ATR 72-600s to help it build a large regional air travel network with reasonable fares
IndiGo offers Rs900 tickets on select routes
08 Sep 2016
IndiGo shares take off spectacularly, surprise promoters
10 Nov 2015
Shares in budget carrier IndiGo made a spectacular market debut and at its day high the airline was valued at over Rs32,000 crore
IndiGo promoters justify pre-IPO dividend payout
26 Oct 2015
IndiGo owners to launch Rs2,591-cr IPO on 26 Oct
15 Oct 2015
IndiGo, which now flies a third of all domestic air passengers, is one of a few Indian carriers to remain profitable by keeping costs lower than rivals while filling more seats per flight
IndiGo FY15 prepares for IPO as net profit zooms nearly three-fold
11 Sep 2015
IndiGo is awaiting approval from the markets regulator Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) for a public listing of its shares
Qatar Airways says in talks for IndiGo stake
29 Jul 2015
Privately-held IndiGo is forecast to have made a record profit of between $150 million and $175 million in the year ended March 2015, making it India's most profitable carrier
IndiGo rules Indian skies as traffic increases 15.5% in Dec
20 Jan 2015
IndiGo, at present India’s only profit-making airline, had a 31 per cent market share, followed by Jet Airways and Air India
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