Major airlines including IndiGo, Air India and SpiceJet have issued travel advisories as dense fog and low visibility ...

While noting that the airline is largely responsible for the disruption faced by passengers, the DGCA said the exemption was ...

Pilot shortages at IndiGo, which dominates India's aviation market with a 65% share, forced it to cancel about 4,500 flights ...

IndiGo, Tata-backed Air India group, Akasa Air and SpiceJet—operating a combined 550 aircraft during the quarter, 6% higher ...

The airline may have achieved dominance organically, but it cannot be allowed to evade accountability for the turmoil it ...

Adverse weather, including dense fog and snowfall, disrupted flight operations across several parts of India on Monday, ...

Travellers have been cautioned about issues while travelling from Delhi, Varanasi, Udaipur, Guwahati, Vizag, Jammu, Patna, ...

New Delhi: The aviation industry is in the news for the huge delays and cancellations of IndiGo flights. Taking stock of the situation, the government cut down the IndiGo routes by 10 percent.

Earlier in the day, IndiGo cancelled around 80 flights across its network due to bad weather, according to its website.

November data showed that IndiGo's market share dropped 2%, while competitors like Tata Group-owned Air India and SpiceJet ...

The government has asked ‌IndiGo, Air India, SpiceJet and Akasa to provide ​data on average fares charged, a document shows, ...

IndiGo’s domestic market share fell from 65.6% in October to 63.6% in November, even before major disruptions began in December. The airline cancelled 1,232 flights in November.