On May 7, an IndiGo staff member at the Ranchi airport did not allow the teenager and his family to board a plane.

The May 7 incident came to light after a detailed post by Facebook user Manisha Gupta sparked furore online.

In his first interview after announcing retirement, Dutta said that the airline just needs a little bit of help on the cost side, and can be profitable because the revenue picture is quick.

The airline had earned a revenue of Rs 9,480 crore in Q3-FY22 with 16.6 million passengers. With the numbers higher by 10 percent this time around, the figure is set to cross the Rs 10,000 crore mark  

The codeshare allows Virgin Atlantic customers to connect to and from seven additional cities in India, which will expand to cover a total of 16 destinations later

Pieter Elbers told Moneycontrol that the airline’s capacity will increase by around 25 per cent in Q3FY23, and that it would continue to expand its domestic network to catalyse the transition by first-time flyers from rail to air travel.

In a market dominated by biggies, these two airlines must prepare for a time when they come under pressure.

The market leader is back on top of the punctuality charts after carrying a record number of passengers, but is that enough to post a profit?

A viral video showing an argument between a passenger and a crew member on an IndiGo plane sparked a debate about travellers' behaviour.

Support has been pouring in for airline crew members after a video of a scuffle between an Indigo crew member & passenger onboard an Istanbul flight went viral. In the video, the air hostess can be seen shouting back at the passenger after he allegedly misbehaved…

The $50-bn order secures IndiGo's future and profitability, and makes it harder for other airlines to compete with it, going forward. It gives the budget carrier ample time to plan out its future, map its domestic and global networks, and pilot requirements.

InterGlobe Aviation, which operates the low-cost airline, saw its revenue from operations grow 29.8 percent from the year-ago period to Rs 16,683 crore, its highest-ever revenue in a quarter.

"Due to the unforeseen situation at T1 this morning, all flights from Delhi airport T1 have been cancelled until 0000 hrs, June 29. Further, flights due to arrive at T1, will now arrive either at T2 or T3 in Delhi," IndiGo said in a post on X.