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IndiGo launches daily direct flights from Mumbai to Dar es Salaam from November 20

IndiGo will begin daily direct flights connecting Mumbai and Dar es Salaam starting November 20. This new route establishes IndiGo as the sole Indian airline offering direct flights to this Tanzanian city. The service aims to bolster trade and economic ties between India and East Africa. Flights will depart Mumbai…

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Can IndiGo shares fly again amid soaring oil prices? Ambit remains bullish but lists 5 key risks

InterGlobe Aviation shares have fallen 8% in a month as oil prices topped $100, capping near-term upside. Ambit retains its Buy call, citing IndiGo’s market-share gains, strong aircraft order book and long-term growth prospects despite fuel, forex and competitive risks.

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Travelling With a Pet by Indian Railways or Domestic Airline: Crate Rules and Heat Risks Explained

What Indian Railways Actually PermitsIndian Railways allows pets in the brake van, the luggage car attached to the train, under its parcel booking rules. Dogs and cats are the species most commonly transported this way. The animal travels separately from the owner, in a crate, as registered luggage. You book…

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15-member family allegedly unpacks a full buffet at 30,000 feet. Then the airline blacklists them when they refuse to stop: ‘They handed out plates’

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IndiGo to start direct Guwahati-Bangkok flights from October 27

IndiGo will launch twice-weekly non-stop flights between Guwahati and Bangkok from October 27, marking its first international operations from Guwahati. The route will give Northeast India direct connectivity to Thailand and strengthen Guwahati’s position as a gateway to Southeast Asia.

The Economic Times

Taking Your Pet on an Indian Train or Flight: Crate Rules, Paperwork and Routes That Work

What the Airlines Actually AllowIndiGo does not allow pets in the cabin. Air India does, but only on select routes and only for cats and dogs under 7 kg combined weight with the carrier. Akasa Air permits in-cabin pets on domestic sectors with advance notice. Vistara, now merged into Air…

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Delhi weather: Heavy rain lashes national capital causing waterlogging at IGI Airport, airlines issue travel advisory amid IMD's red alert

Heavy rains lashed Delhi on Friday, impacting flight operations for IndiGo and Air India. The Indira Gandhi International Airport experienced significant waterlogging after the intense downpour. A red alert was issued by the India Meteorological Department for thunderstorms and gusty winds. Passengers were advised to check flight statuses and allow…

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Flight refund credited to Goibibo wallet, but passenger didn't get the money: Court orders Rs 1.34 lakh payout

Goibibo has been ordered to pay a total of over Rs 1.34 lakh for failing to refund cancelled flight tickets. This includes a refund of Rs 49,107 along with interest and additional compensation of Rs 50,000. The commission found Goibibo liable for passenger refunds despite its claim that it was…

The Economic Times

Indigo flight hits pole while parking at Srinagar airport

An IndiGo flight from Navi Mumbai to Srinagar hit a docking guidance pole while being parked at Srinagar airport on Friday. The aircraft was damaged, but all passengers and crew were safe and no injuries were reported.

The Economic Times

Cabin Baggage Rules on Budget Airlines in India: The Fees and Penalty Breakdown

The Cabin Bag Limit Is Not One NumberEvery budget airline in India publishes a cabin baggage allowance, but that number changes depending on which fare class you booked. IndiGo's base Saver fare allows 7 kg of cabin baggage. Buy up to a Flexi fare and that rises to 10 kg.…

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IndiGo Doha-Bengaluru flight diverted to Muscat after crew medical emergency

IndiGo flight 6E 1302 from Doha to Bengaluru diverted to Muscat. This diversion occurred as a crew member urgently required medical attention. The crew member received care and is now feeling better after landing. An alternate aircraft and new crew are arranged for the onward journey. IndiGo is minimizing passenger…

The Economic Times

IndiGo to start daily direct flights from Mumbai to Hanoi from October 25

IndiGo will commence daily direct flights connecting Mumbai and Hanoi starting October twenty-fifth, 2026. This new service expands IndiGo's Vietnam network, adding to existing Delhi and Kolkata routes. The flight schedule includes morning arrivals in Hanoi and evening departures back to Mumbai. IndiGo will offer its business-class product, IndiGoStretch, on…

The Economic Times

Arunachal: IndiGo plans expansion of connectivity from Itanagar to major cities from October 10

Starting October 10, IndiGo will expand air connectivity from Itanagar to key metropolitan areas including Delhi, Kolkata and Bengaluru. The aim is to facilitate travel for residents of Arunachal Pradesh's capital.

The Economic Times

Air India struggles to win back India-UK passengers after fatal 2025 crash

Exclusive: Airline's monthly passenger numbers have fallen sharply since the Ahmedabad disaster for a key international route – while competitors’ business has soared. Namita Singh reports

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India's aviation boom faces turbulence amid safety concerns

India's airline sector faces significant safety and financial challenges. Recent incidents have exposed regulatory and operational shortcomings at major carriers. Geopolitical events and rising fuel costs have further strained airline finances. These issues impact expansion plans and the industry's global reputation. The market's duopoly complicates efforts to address these systemic…

The Economic Times

IndiGo Ventures backs sovereign AI firm Sarvam in ongoing Series B funding round

The investment by the corporate venture capital arm of IndiGo builds on an existing relationship between the two entities. Both companies previously collaborated to deploy artificial intelligence technologies aimed at enhancing passenger experience, assisting airline staff, and streamlining operational workflows across IndiGo's network.

The Economic Times

IndiGo Ventures to invest in Indian firm Sarvam to expand AI use in aviation

IndiGo Ventures is investing in Sarvam, an Indian artificial intelligence company. This investment supports their ongoing partnership focused on AI applications. They will continue developing AI for customer experience and operational improvements. The collaboration aims to create a platform for AI-driven innovation. This venture deepens engagement exploring further enterprise AI…

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Georgia and Armenia Budget Travel Guide for Indians: The Caucasus Circuit That Costs Less Than Europe

Why These Two Countries Keep Getting SkippedMost Indian travelers routing through the Middle East on a layover have flown within an hour of Tbilisi without knowing it. Georgia and Armenia don't appear on the standard shortlist, Bali, Europe, Thailand, Dubai, because no one in your extended family has been there…

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‘Picnic in the sky': Indian family eats homemade food on IndiGo flight, video sparks etiquette debate

A video shared on X showing an Indian family eating homemade food during an IndiGo flight has sparked an online debate over public behaviour and travel etiquette. The passengers are seen distributing disposable plates and sharing parathas, vegetables and snacks. While some users viewed the practice as a normal Indian…

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Why Georgia Is the Most Comfortable International Travel Destination for Indian Tourists Right Now

The Visa Situation Is Genuinely SimpleIndian passport holders can enter Georgia visa-free for up to 365 days. Not 30 days. Not 90. A full year, with no prior application, no appointment at an embassy, no document checklist to stress over the week before departure. You land at Tbilisi International Airport,…

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Sensex rises 287 points, Nifty closes above 24,300 as market swings into green on first monthly expiry after CAS

The Indian stock market ended higher on Tuesday after a volatile session, with Sensex gaining 287 points and Nifty rising 115 points. Pharma, PSU banks and consumer durables led sectoral gains, while private banks and metals declined. IndiGo, Adani Ports, Infosys and Trent gained, while Eternal and HCLTech fell.

The Economic Times

India's airport privatisation plan creates a barricade for power in few hands

The government plans to cap private bidders winning airport bundles. This aims to prevent excessive market concentration and financial leverage risks. Eleven Airports Authority of India airports will be leased in five bundles. Major airport operators are increasing their investment plans significantly. A separate debate continues regarding airport operators owning…

The Economic Times

Government plans to award 11 airports in 5 bundles to private players under public-private-partnership model

The government plans to award eleven airports to private players in five bundles. Five major airports will be bundled with six smaller airports for development. The Public Private Partnership Appraisal Committee has given its in-principle nod for this proposal. Concessionaires will invest an estimated Rs 8,622 crore in these airport…

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IndiGo co-founder Gangwal commits Rs 300 cr more to IIT Kanpur medical sciences school

Rakesh Gangwal has committed an additional Rs 300 crore to IIT Kanpur's medical school. This significant funding follows his previous Rs 100 crore contribution in 2022. The institute plans to establish a super-speciality hospital and a cancer research centre on campus. These facilities will foster interdisciplinary collaboration between engineers and…

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IndiGo to launch twice-weekly direct flights between Gaya and Bangkok from October 26

IndiGo will launch twice-weekly non-stop flights between Gaya and Bangkok from October 26, connecting Bodh Gaya directly with Thailand’s capital. Operating on Mondays and Thursdays, the service is expected to support Buddhist pilgrimage, tourism and Bihar’s hospitality sector.

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