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Air passenger traffic drops in April amid demand, cost pressures

Indian domestic air travel saw a dip in April. Passenger numbers fell compared to both March and the previous year. Airlines faced challenges like higher fuel prices and slower demand. IndiGo increased its market share, while Air India Group's share decreased. Many passengers experienced delays and cancellations, with airlines providing…

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IndiGo approves $450 million plan to acquire aircraft, engines

IndiGo's parent company, InterGlobe Aviation, has approved a significant plan. Up to $450 million will be deployed to acquire aircraft, engines, and other aviation assets. This move aims to increase the airline's ownership of its expanding fleet. The funds will be channeled through a wholly owned subsidiary.

The Economic Times

Delhi airport, SpiceJet issue travel advisory: Bad weather likely to affect flight operations

Delhi Airport authorities said that as per the Indian Meteorological Department's forecast, Delhi is experiencing inclement weather conditions and thunderstorms. However, flight operations at Delhi Airport are currently normal.

The Economic Times

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IndiGo to pass on ATF price hikes, to see if fuel hedging could be an option

In Q4, IndiGo's earnings were impacted by higher fuel expenses, softer yields and disruptions linked to geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, which have forced airlines globally to contend with longer flight paths, higher operating costs and airspace restrictions.

The Economic Times

IndiGo Q4 Results: Co reports loss of Rs 2,536 crore vs profit a year ago

IndiGo Q4 Results: Budget carrier IndiGo faced a tough fourth quarter in FY26, reporting a net loss of Rs 2,536 crore. Revenue saw a slight rise to Rs 22,438 crore. The airline navigated disruptions from the Middle East conflict and foreign exchange volatility. Despite these challenges, IndiGo maintained a strong…

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Zara Tindall's surprising nickname for husband Mike revealed as they see 'the funny side' despite stresses

When they're not calling each other 'munchkin' there are other pet names the couple use, Mike tells woman&home's Emily Andrews

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Akasa Air flight from Bengaluru to Bhubaneswar diverted to Lucknow due to bad weather, lands safely later

An Akasa Air flight from Bengaluru to Bhubaneswar was diverted to Lucknow due to bad weather. The flight later landed safely at the destination. In a separate incident, an IndiGo flight from Bengaluru to Chennai was evacuated after smoke was detected. All passengers and crew were safe. An alternate aircraft…

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HKRI Taikoo Hui Receives 2026 ULI Asia Pacific Award for Excellence

SHANGHAI, May 27, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- HKRI Taikoo Hui mixed-use development in Shanghai has received the prestigious 2026 Urban Land Institute (ULI) Asia Pacific Award for Excellence. The award was received at the ULI Asia Pacific Summit in Shanghai on 26 May.Since 1979, the ULI's Awards for Excellence have set…

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India's top airlines cut domestic flights between 5-22%

Aviation giants Air India and IndiGo are cutting domestic flights between June and August 2026. High aviation fuel costs are impacting airline operations and commercial viability. Air India will reduce up to 22 percent of its domestic flights. IndiGo plans a 5-7 percent reduction in domestic capacity. These adjustments are…

The Economic Times

Air India, IndiGo to cut domestic flight operations as ATF prices, low demand hurt: Report

Air India and IndiGo are reducing domestic flights starting June 1 for three months. This move comes as jet fuel prices surge and demand dips after holidays. Air India will cut up to 15% of its services, while IndiGo plans a 5-7% reduction. Flights are being removed from booking sites…

The Economic Times

Ebola scare: DGCA asks airlines make in-flight announcements, take other measures

Aviation watchdog DGCA has issued new guidelines for airlines amid the Ebola outbreak in Africa. Carriers with flights to or from Uganda and Congo must collect self-declaration forms from passengers. In-flight announcements will inform travelers about Ebola symptoms and reporting procedures. Protocols for suspected cases onboard aircraft are also detailed.…

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India’s youngest airline adds flights while Iran war crimps rivals

India's youngest airline, Akasa Air, is emerging as a significant competitor, expanding capacity by 13.2% while major carriers like IndiGo and Air India reduced flights. This growth occurs amid disruptions from the Iran war, which has increased fuel costs and impacted international routes for established airlines.

The Economic Times

Indians are breaking up with Europe for a Southeast Asian getaway

Indian travelers are increasingly choosing Vietnam over traditional European destinations due to rising airfares and longer flight durations to Europe. Factors like visa convenience, value for money, and shorter travel times are driving this shift, making Vietnam a rapidly growing tourism market for India.

The Economic Times

Duchess Sophie's knee-length denim shorts are a comfortable and elegant staple for this early summer heatwave

This longer length is perfect if you're not usually a fan of shorts and they're a breezy option you can style for different occasions

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IndiGo flight from Delhi to Shirdi diverted to Navi Mumbai due to bad weather

An IndiGo flight from Delhi to Shirdi was diverted to Navi Mumbai due to bad weather at the destination, prioritizing passenger safety. This diversion occurred as heavy rainfall was anticipated across Mumbai, prompting IndiGo to issue a travel advisory for passengers to plan journeys in advance and monitor updates.

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Want to switch up your summer jewellery? Kate Middleton, Princess Anne and Queen Camilla all rely on this timeless style

They wear them very differently but all three can't get enough of pearls - and they're one of the most affordable gemstones

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IndiGo to operate on Gaya-Bangkok route as Bihar cabinet clears proposal

Bihar's cabinet has approved IndiGo Airlines to operate direct flights between Gaya and Bangkok for 12 months, aiming to boost international air connectivity and tourism, especially for Buddhist pilgrims. This move is expected to enhance economic activities and employment in the state.

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Airlines plead with state-run oil majors to postpone jet fuel hikes

Indian airlines are urging state-run oil refiners to postpone jet fuel price increases for domestic flights. This move aims to ease financial pressures and mounting losses for carriers like Air India, IndiGo, and SpiceJet. Discussions are ongoing, with the oil ministry involved. A decision is expected soon. Refiners are currently…

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IndiGo passengers left sweating in dark after power supply disruption on Vadodara-Delhi flight

Around 160 passengers on an IndiGo flight from Vadodara to Delhi were left sitting in darkness without air conditioning for about 30 minutes on Sunday night after the aircraft’s ground power unit malfunctioned before take-off.

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Duchess Sophie's chocolate-brown jeans are the scrumptious alternative to blue denim I’m adding into my style rotation

She layered up in the rain on Day 1 of the Royal Windsor Horse Show but these jeans could easily be made more summery too

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Is your portfolio FII-proof? 7 stocks Jefferies says can defy the $53 billion foreign selloff

Foreign investors have divested $53 billion from Indian equities since late 2024, leading to underperformance against emerging markets. Domestic institutions have stepped in, becoming the dominant force and increasing their shareholding to a record 18.6%, effectively 'domesticating' the market and cushioning FII selling pressure on select stocks.

The Guardian - UK

Theatre streaming is not a threat to in-person attendance, new research shows

Report suggests that popular initiatives such as NT Live and NT at Home are making UK audiences more adventurous

The Economic Times

Noida International Airport may lose fare edge over IGI despite UP’s fuel tax relief. Why?

Flyers may not find cheaper flights from the new Noida International Airport as higher airport tariffs and passenger charges offset Uttar Pradesh's lower aviation fuel tax. Airlines warn these costs could make fares similar to or higher than Delhi's Indira Gandhi International Airport, potentially discouraging passenger shift.

The Independent UK

Indian airlines body warns aviation industry ‘on the verge of closing down’ over jet fuel prices

Air India, IndiGo, and SpiceJet – represented by the Federation of Indian Airlines – issue urgent appeal to government of India

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IndiGo Faces Backlash Over Alleged Grooming Policy Amid Religious Symbols Debate

The debate over religious expression in corporate workplaces has resurfaced—this time involving IndiGo—and it’s quickly gaining traction across social media.

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