 | Air India under Tata Group will be real challenge: IndiGo CEO Ronojoy DuttaDutta said Air India will be a formidable force under the Tata Group and IndiGo does not take it lightly at all. |
 | Delhi Airport set to resume flight operations from T1 terminalThe operations at Terminal 1 will resume with pre-COVID operators IndiGo and SpiceJet. |
 | This sweet gesture by Indigo air hostesses floors flyers onboard delayed flightA handwritten note given on board to each flyer signed by flight attendants Sneha and Merentula ensured tempers were cooled at one go. |
 | IndiGo says no direction to company in arbitration award related to promoters' feudThe proceedings were initiated by InterGlobe Enterprises Ltd (IGE) and Bhatia against Gangwal, the Chinkerpoo Family Trust and Shobha Gangwal (RG Group). |
 | Aviation stocks flying high as travellers return; IndiGo up 11% to hit new peakShares of aviation companies had nose-dived last year when the government had banned flights from late March 2020 to late May 2020 to control the spread of coronavirus. |
 | 'When The Wildflowers Bloom' Review: Warp and weft of emotionsThe prose is sprinkled with oodles of gentle advice and pearls of wisdom, such as the fact that life gives you only what you expect from it. |
 | Civil Aviation Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia inaugurates first direct flight between Gwalior, IndoreThe event marked the commencement of Indigo's new direct flights on the Gwalior - Indore - Delhi route and the resumption of Air India's Indore - Dubai. |
| IndiGo fined after Chennai Corporation official flags use of plasticsThe Chennai Corporation on Thursday fined IndiGo airlines `25,000 for giving passengers single-use plastics. |
| UAE lifts ban on IndiGo flightsThe flights from these countries were suspended following Covid outbreak. |
| Chennai corporation fines Indigo Airlines Rs 25,000 for giving single-use plastic to flyersDeputy Commissioner of Health Dr. Manish Narnaware said he found that the airline was giving single-use plastic envelopes and got them tested with TNPCB. |
 | Air travel becomes costlier, caps raised on domestic airfares by 9.83-12.82 per centIndia had imposed lower and upper limits on airfares based on flight duration when services were resumed on May 25, 2020, after a two-month lockdown due to coronavirus. |
 | Airfares skyrocket as UAE opens borders, regulator asks passengers to check rates on airline websitesAirfares had peaked well ahead of the festival season. Since there is a demand for tickets, airlines are exploiting the situation in name of market dynamics, said Babu Paul, head of Speedwing Tours |
 | IndiGo announces unlimited free travel for one year to Olympic gold medallist Neeraj ChopraIndiGo announced that it will offer unlimited free travel for one year to javelin thrower Neeraj Chopra after he won the gold medal. |
| IndiGO parent company's shares close over 2 per cent lower after disappointing Q1 earningsInterGlobe Aviation reported a net loss of Rs 3,174 crore for the three months to June, primarily due to a sharp decline in revenues amid the second wave of the coronavirus pandemic. |
| IndiGo sees highest quarterly loss at Rs 3,174 croreIndiGo had reported Rs 2,844.3 crore loss in Q1FY21 even as flights were entirely suspended for two months from March 25 to May 24 to curb the spread of first Covid-19 wave. |
