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Black Friday Sale: IndiGo one-way fares from ₹1,199, Air India offers up to 20% off on domestic flights- check details | Company Business News

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Livemint · 7m ago

Black Friday Sale: IndiGo one-way fares from ₹1,199, Air India offers up to 20% off on domestic flights- check details | Company Business News

The Black Friday Sale in India has brought significant discounts on domestic and international flights. Air India is offering fare reductions of up to 20% on domestic flights and up to 12% on international routes. Passengers can book flights until June 30, 2025, with extended options for flights to Australia or North America until October 30, 2025. Air India is waiving convenience fees and offering additional savings for specific payment methods. IndiGo also has enticing deals, with one-way fares starting at ₹1,199 for domestic routes and ₹5,199 for international destinations. Ancillary services are also discounted.

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Diwali flight sale: Air India offers festive discounts for tickets; Check fares, routes and other details | Mint

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Livemint · 9m ago

Diwali flight sale: Air India offers festive discounts for tickets; Check fares, routes and other details | Mint

Several domestic airlines in India, including Air India, have slashed airfare prices for the Diwali festive season, offering discounts of up to 20-25% compared to last year. The drop in airfare is attributed to increased airline capacity and a recent decrease in oil prices. Air India is offering special fares for flights to and from Singapore, with prices starting at ₹7,445 ($100). Additionally, they are providing discounts for international flights to Riyadh and Jeddah, as well as an instant discount of ₹200 per passenger on domestic flights until November 30.

Operation Sindoor: Air Travel Disrupted IndiGo, Air India & SpiceJet Announce Cancellations

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OutlookIndia · 2m ago

Operation Sindoor: Air Travel Disrupted IndiGo, Air India & SpiceJet Announce Cancellations

Following military strikes under Operation Sindoor, tensions between India and Pakistan have led to major disruptions in air travel across northern India. Air India, IndiGo, and SpiceJet have canceled or temporarily closed flights to several key locations, including Srinagar, Jammu, and Amritsar, citing changing airspace conditions. The Airports Authority of India also closed Srinagar airport, while Qatar Airways suspended its flights to Pakistan. Authorities urge travelers to check their flight status ahead of travel.

Pakistan blocks airspace: Flying from India to US, Europe likely to cost more, take longer

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Business Today · 3m ago

Pakistan blocks airspace: Flying from India to US, Europe likely to cost more, take longer

The closure of Pakistani airspace is disrupting flights for airlines like IndiGo, Air India, and Akasa Air, affecting routes to Europe, the US, and the Middle East. This shift is likely to increase airfares due to higher operational costs. During a similar closure in 2019, airlines incurred significant losses and passenger fares surged. The current situation stems from heightened tensions between India and Pakistan over the Indus Waters Treaty, impacting major travel hubs like Delhi and Mumbai.

AI Express, Akasa rip premium seats even as no-frills IndiGo adds business class

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Livemint · 10m ago

AI Express, Akasa rip premium seats even as no-frills IndiGo adds business class

Akasa Air and Air India Express are removing premium business class seats inherited from Chinese airlines on their domestic flights in order to enhance operational efficiency. Akasa Air has already replaced most of its premium seats with regular economy seats, while Air India Express has begun the retrofitting process. Both airlines are aiming to streamline their operations and reduce complexities by offering only economy class. This decision diverges from IndiGo, which recently announced plans to introduce business class seats on its flights.

IndiGo's Tbilisi, Baku flights make one stop at Doha due to Iranian airspace closure

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Economic Times · 1m ago

IndiGo's Tbilisi, Baku flights make one stop at Doha due to Iranian airspace closure

IndiGo and Air India have altered their flight routes due to the Iranian airspace closure amid escalating tensions in the region. IndiGo flights to Tbilisi and Baku require a refuelling stop at Doha as their A321 planes lack the range for direct flights. Air India has rerouted European flights through Egypt and Greece to avoid the airspace. This change has extended travel times, thereby increasing operational costs and impacting Flight Duty Time Limitations.

Gulf airspace reopens: Flights resume amid easing tensions

Economic Times

Economic Times · 29d ago

Gulf airspace reopens: Flights resume amid easing tensions

Key airspaces have reopened following easing tensions between Iran and Gulf countries, allowing Air India, Air India Express, IndiGo, and Gulf carriers like Qatar Airways to resume flights to the Middle East and Europe. Iran's missile strike on a US base in Qatar had previously closed airspaces, disrupting traffic. Air India aims to normalize operations by June 25, with some delays still possible. IndiGo is operating Gulf flights but reports that Iranian airspace remains restricted.

IndiGo to commence flights from Delhi Airport’s Terminal 1 from September 2 onwards | Mint

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Livemint · 10m ago

IndiGo to commence flights from Delhi Airport’s Terminal 1 from September 2 onwards | Mint

IndiGo Airlines has announced that it will resume flights from Terminal 1 of the Indira Gandhi International Airport in Delhi from September 2nd. The flights were previously suspended after a canopy collapse in June. Delhi International Airport Limited (DIAL) confirmed that the new terminal building would be operational again, with IndiGo and SpiceJet airlines shifting their flights to Terminal 1. DIAL has made various additions to the terminal, including signage and a mobile check-in service to improve passenger experience.

IndiGo to develop multiple hubs for non-stop flights to int'l destinations

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Livemint · 1y ago

IndiGo to develop multiple hubs for non-stop flights to int'l destinations

IndiGo, India's largest domestic airline, has placed an order for 30 Airbus A350 and Airbus A321 XLR aircraft as it aims to develop multiple hubs in the country. These wide-body planes will allow IndiGo to provide direct connectivity to faraway destinations from different metro cities. The A321 XLR planes will be used for non-stop, 7-8 hour flights to Europe and the Far East countries. With this order, IndiGo joins Air India and Vistara as the only Indian carriers in the wide-body segment. The airline aims to increase its seat capacity on international routes and become a global aviation hub.

Can you still enjoy the Vistara hospitality after November 11? The answer is yes | Mint

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Livemint · 9m ago

Can you still enjoy the Vistara hospitality after November 11? The answer is yes | Mint

- Vistara and Air India are merging on November 11, 2024. - Passengers will need to book and redeem flights through the Air India website after November 11. - Vistara aircraft will be operated by Air India from November 12 onwards. - Identification of Vistara-operated flights can be done by the prefix "2" and a four-digit number in the flight number. - Air India and Vistara flights combined will have more frequency than IndiGo on certain routes. - The rebranding process for Air India, including changes to inflight services and branding, is ongoing but not yet fully implemented.

How long before IndiGo can fly its grounded fleet?

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Livemint · 10m ago

How long before IndiGo can fly its grounded fleet?

IndiGo's expansion plans are being hindered by the grounding of over 70 aircraft due to issues with Pratt & Whitney engines. The problem has affected the aviation sector, particularly air fares. The engines' combustion chambers have been causing trouble, especially in hot and dusty climates. While the grounding numbers have stabilized, IndiGo is still experiencing engine failures. Pratt & Whitney is supplying enough engines for replacements, but the planes may not be redeployed for another six months. The grounding has impacted IndiGo's ability to add flights, but it has found alternate solutions and is hopeful for improvements in engine performance.

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