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IndiGo will be first airline to start flights from Noida International Airport
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1y ago
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IndiGo Airlines has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Noida International Airport (NIA) to become the first airline to start flights from the upcoming airport. The Noida International Airport, located in Jewar area of Uttar Pradesh, is set to be operational by the end of 2024. The partnership aims to enhance air connectivity and customer experience, leveraging IndiGo's extensive network. NIA's CEO expressed excitement about the collaboration, while IndiGo's CEO highlighted the airline's commitment to providing seamless connectivity.
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IndiGo to commence flights from Delhi Airport’s Terminal 1 from September 2 onwards | Mint
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11m ago
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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.
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IndiGo to add 10 more international destinations in the next year: Pieter Elbers - BusinessToday
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IndiGo plans to expand significantly by adding 10 new international destinations over the next year, including London, Athens, Copenhagen, and Siem Reap, with long-haul flights to Manchester and Amsterdam from Mumbai. The airline will also reactivate routes to Almaty and Tashkent, and increase capacity to Tbilisi. Additionally, four more Central Asian destinations and new Southeast Asian routes are slated. Domestically, IndiGo aims to add four new destinations, including Noida and Navi Mumbai.
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IndiGo to develop multiple hubs for non-stop flights to int'l destinations
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1y ago
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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.
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India’s newest airport may seek another backer as it prepares for takeoff
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7m ago
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India's Noida International Airport in Jewar, Uttar Pradesh, may seek additional funding after its planned opening next year. Swiss construction company, Zurich Airport International AG, is considering diluting its stake in the project. The airport completed its first validation test flight recently.
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FLY91 to launch on Monday with Goa-Bengaluru flight
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1y ago
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Regional airline FLY91 will begin operations from Mopa airport in Goa, India, with flights to Bengaluru and Hyderabad starting in March. The airline plans to connect 8-10 cities in its first year and expand to 50 cities within five years. FLY91 aims to serve both tourists and locals, distinguishing itself from other airlines that primarily cater to tourists. The airline is well-funded, having raised $25 million, and is supported by private equity firm Convergent Finance. FLY91 believes it has a cost advantage due to its fuel-efficient ATR-72 aircraft.
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Why IndiGo cannot sit back and relax with IndiGoStretch | Mint
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1y ago
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Indian airline IndiGo has announced the launch of its business class offering, called 'IndiGoStretch'. The airline will introduce this service on select routes in India by the end of the year. The business class seats will be available on A321neo aircraft, alongside the existing 208 economy-class seats. IndiGo has also restructured its delivery of A320neo and A321neo aircraft to accommodate the new service. Booking for the business class seats is now open for six flights a day, with plans to increase to 12 sectors connecting major cities in India.
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Air India Express to resume flights to Middle East from Tuesday
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Air India Express is resuming flights to the Middle East from Tuesday after a suspension due to airspace closures. The Tata Group-owned airline will start with routes to Muscat, Riyadh, and Jeddah and plans to increase operations progressively. The airline typically operates 900 weekly flights to 13 Middle Eastern cities. Meanwhile, IndiGo's Gulf services have stabilized, though some flights may take longer due to restricted Iranian airspace.
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Ryanair to fine disruptive passengers 500 euros under new policy
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Ryanair, Europe's largest airline by passenger numbers, announced it will impose a 500-euro fine on disruptive passengers whose behavior leads to their removal from flights. This measure aims to curb unruly behavior often linked to excessive alcohol consumption before boarding delayed flights. Ryanair is committed to pursuing civil damages against such passengers. The airline faced costs related to flight diversions caused by disruptive passengers, prompting legal action to recover expenses and calls for airport alcohol sales restrictions.
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Adani’s $2.1 billion Navi Mumbai Airport to boost India's aviation ambitions
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1y ago
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Adani Group's $2.1 billion Navi Mumbai airport project is a significant infrastructure development that reflects India's efforts to catch up with China and become a global aviation hub. The airport, with a lotus-shaped design, is expected to start operations in March 2023 and aims to handle 20 million passengers annually initially, with a potential capacity of 90 million by 2032. Adani Airport Holdings is in discussions with international airlines and expects 30% of traffic to come from international flights. The success of the project is crucial to Mumbai's overall revamp plans, with additional infrastructure developments being planned around the airport.
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India has enough room for multiple wide-body carriers to flourish: Emirates
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1y ago
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Emirates, the Dubai-based airline, believes there is enough room for multiple wide-body aircraft operators to thrive in India, despite the recent 30-wide-body aircraft order by IndiGo. Adnan Kazim, Deputy President and Chief Commercial Officer of Emirates, stated that India's international air travel market has significant potential, with a large population and a widespread Indian diaspora driving demand. Indian airlines have placed orders for a total of 100 wide-body aircraft since 2023. Emirates is the largest foreign player in the international air traffic market to and from India, operating around 10% of flights. The airline is open to partnerships in India and plans to optimize its operations rather than downsize capacity.
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