IndiGo, India’s largest carrier by marketshare, is now a 61% operator in a market which has been expanding month on month. Here are the details.
May 2023 saw the highest domestic air traffic in India; IndiGo further cemented their position
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Emirates will bring their Premium Economy to Mumbai and Bengaluru in October 2023
Emirates will bring its A380 aircraft to the Mumbai and Bengaluru sectors in October 2023, which will feature the airline’s Premium Economy cabin as well.
Bangalore to move international flights to Terminal 2 on September 1, 2023
Bangalore Airport will see a major transition in the coming months, moving all the international operations to Terminal 2 effective September 1, 2023.
Go First’s restart plans include planes and money it does not have
Go First, the insolvent Indian carrier, wants to restart operations but they keep posting a rolling delay as the airline gets a lot more questions from the regulators and other authorities about their restart plans.
Scott Kirby takes issue with use of Russian Airspace, but continues partnership with Emirates using said airspace
While United’s Kirby takes offence that there is no level playing field in US flight operations, he keeps a friendship with Emirates and offers a schooling to other carriers who are not exactly in a strategic partnership with his airline.
Government of India refuses permission for United to codeshare on Emirates flights from India
United and Emirates have been denied their request to place a United code on Emirates flights that operate from India to Dubai. Here are the details.
Air India to dispatch new aircraft to ferry passengers from Russia to San Francisco
Here are the details of the relief effort from Air India which have been planned out, but yet to be executed.
Air India’s 777 makes emergency landing in Russia, on its way to San Francisco
Air India has a 777LR which has had to land in Eastern Russia today while operating a flight between Delhi and San Francisco due to an engine issue with the aircraft.
IndiGo in talks to place an order for 500 Airbus A320-family jets
IndiGo, India’s largest airline on many counts, is now starting to think into the 2030s and intends to order another 500 aircraft from Airbus in the coming days towards their plans for the future.
Riyadh Air unveils gorgeous livery
IndiGo announces expansion into Africa and Central Asia
IndiGo is going international big time in the coming quarter, opening up 6 new stations in three months and doubling down on many existing stations. Here is what they announced today about their expansion into newer destinations.
