IndiGo, one of India's leading airlines, introduces new flight connections between Lucknow-Abu Dhabi and Ahmedabad-Abu Dhabi. These routes aim to strengthen international connectivity and cater to the rising demand for travel to the Middle East. Explore more about these exciting additions and the benefits they bring to travelers.
IndiGo, the leading domestic airline in India, is set to make its mark in Africa with the introduction of direct flights between Mumbai and Nairobi. This move signifies IndiGo's ambition to become one of the major international airlines in India, while offering business and leisure travelers the opportunity to experience Kenya's breathtaking safaris and cultural attractions.
The overall average price of air tickets on multiple routes, such as Delhi-Mumbai, has shown a decline, according to a recent analysis by DGCA. While certain routes witnessed a significant drop in fares, others experienced an increase. The Ministry of Civil Aviation has called for self-regulation by airlines to ensure reasonable pricing.
Go First has submitted a comprehensive revival plan to the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) with the intention of resuming operations. The proposal includes deploying a fleet of 26 aircraft and operating from 22 airports across India. The DGCA plans to conduct an inspection audit to assess their readiness.
Hyderabad's GMR International Airport has launched a self-baggage drop facility, featuring eight fully automated machines equipped with scanners, scales, and sensors. Passengers can print their boarding passes at self-check-in kiosks, select the baggage option, and generate bag tags.
In a massive relief for cash-strapped Go First, lenders have approved an interim funding of Rs 400 crore for the carrier, which is grounded for nearly two months now. The Committee of Creditors (CoC), which includes the Central Bank of India, Bank of Baroda, Deutsche Bank, and IDBI Bank, has approved the request for additional funding. The funding has been approved to normalize Go First's business plan and operations.
Go First has extended the cancellation of its flights till June 28, 2023, due to operational reasons. This is the tenth time that the carrier has extended the cancellation of flights since the first announcement was made on May 2. Passengers who have been affected by the cancellations can seek refunds or reschedule their flights.
Etihad Airways is preparing to welcome more than 4 million passengers at Abu Dhabi International Airport during the summer season. With an upgraded online check-in system, dedicated services for pilgrims, and a range of convenient check-in options, the airline aims to provide a hassle-free and personalized travel experience.
Air India has firmed up an order for 250 Airbus aircraft, including 34 A350-1000s and six A350-900s. The new aircraft will help Air India to operate the most advanced and fuel-efficient fleet in India. The first A350-900 is scheduled to be delivered before the end of 2023.
India's IndiGo Airlines has placed a record order for 500 Airbus A320neos, the largest single order in the history of commercial aviation. The order, which was signed at the Paris Air Show on Monday, is worth $55 billion at list prices. However, airlines typically negotiate discounts on list prices.
