Indian budget carrier IndiGo is to invest $820 million into a wholly-owned subsidiary as part of a strategy to increase aircraft ownership. The capital investment – which has received board approval – ...
IndiGo has received India’s first Airbus A321XLR, launching non-stop flights to Athens and supporting its international ...
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IndiGo revises pay structure of pilots days after operational meltdown — Profit exclusive
IndiGo has also introduced a "Tail-Swap Allowance", which is to be paid when a pilot's assigned aircraft is changed during the duty hours. It has been fixed as Rs 1,500 for captains, and Rs 750 for ...
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