IndiGo, India's largest airline, plans to expand its international reach by introducing flights to unique global destinations ...

By Aditi Shah, Abhijith Ganapavaram and Tim Hepher NEW DELHI/PARIS (Reuters) - Air India is exploring a fresh multi-billion ...

IndiGo has revealed the configuration and deployment of its future fleet of Airbus A321XLRs, the first of which will be handed over to the low-cost operator in fiscal year 2026.

Indian airline IndiGo plans to significantly increase the number of seats it allocates for international flights by fiscal ...

Following a delay, IndiGo will receive its A321 XLRs in the financial year 2026, according to IndiGo CEO Pieter Elbers. The exact number of XLRs to be delivered is still under discussion with Airbus, ...

Air India is reportedly mulling a further large widebody order with both the Boeing 777X and the Airbus A350 in contention.

The bigger question is which European destination will it hit first? IndiGo is launching its first widebody aircraft operation on the Delhi-Bangkok route, with plans to expand to Europe by mid-summer.

Pieter Elbers, Chief Executive Officer of IndiGo, expressed gratitude for the recognition, stating, “We are humbled to be recognised as the airline with the World’s Youngest Aircraft Fleet 2025 by ...

In addition to the damp-leased aircraft that has already been inducted by IndiGo, the airline will be taking three more ...

As of January 2025, IndiGo operates a fleet of 403 aircraft, primarily Airbus models, including the A320, A320neo, A321neo, and ATR 72-600. Its wide-body fleet includes two wet-leased Boeing 777s ...

The tail section of an IndiGo Airbus A321 aircraft scraped against the runway at Chennai Airport on Saturday (March 8, 2025) during the time of landing in what is at least the sixth such incident ...

Such incidents can potentially damage the fuselage. An IndiGo aircraft suffered a tail strike while landing at Chennai airport on Saturday, March 8, the airline confirmed in a statement.