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7d ago on Economic Times·Change since news 3.45%

Foreign trips may pinch fliers as airfares surge

Flights to US, Europe this holiday season may cost three times more on Jets exit. The India-London sector could see new flights, with Vistara and IndiGo possibly starting them next year, but other routes will have to wait. A Delhi-Paris ticket is priced at Rs 1,14,642 against Rs 40,020 in December last year, according to travel aggregator ixigo.

8d ago on Economic Times·Change since news 3.72%

Foreign trips may pinch fliers as airfares surge

8d ago on Livemint·Change since news 3.72%

IndiGo stops pushing Airbus engines to limit after shutdowns

IndiGo is the world’s top A320neo customer.IndiGo instructed pilots of the A320neo-family of jets last month to use no more than 93% thrust on the Pratt engines until they reach 25,000 feet

8d ago on Livemint·Change since news 3.72%

Sanjay Kumar steps down as AirAsia India COO after a year

The resignation comes exactly after a year Kumar had joined the airline .Before AirAsia, Kumar headed network and commercial operations at IndiGo

10d ago on Economic Times·Change since news 2.34%

CAT III-trained captain flying as passenger asked to operate IndiGo flight as visibility drops at IGI Airport

The captain, originally rostered for 6E-6571, was not CAT III B-trained, while the co-pilot was. The airline realised that a CAT III B-trained captain was travelling as passenger on the flight. "The captain travelling as passenger was rostered to operate this flight after taking all required clearances," said sources.

11d ago on Livemint·Change since news 2.34%

Pilots revving engines too hard led to IndiGo’s Airbus woes, believes DGCA

DGCA told IndiGo that its practice of revving A320neo jets at full thrust could wear down engines, say sources.IndiGo still needs to replace 110 engines out of 196 that were affected

11d ago on The Hindu Businessline·Change since news 2.34%

Pilots revving too hard may be cause of mid-air shutdown: DGCA tells IndiGo

‘Rival GoAir uses an alt-climb approach that applies less thrust’

11d ago on Economic Times·Change since news 2.34%

Pilots revving engines too hard led to IndiGo’s Airbus woes

Climbing at full thrust can help planes burn less fuel. Indias Directorate General of Civil Aviation told IndiGos operator, InterGlobe Aviation Ltd., that its practice of revving A320neo jets at full thrust right after takeoff could wear down the engines. InterGlobes shares pared gains of as much as 2.9% to trade almost flat at 1,434 rupees.

11d ago on Business Standard·Change since news 2.34%

Did full thrust revving of engines lead to grounding of Indigo's Airbuses?

Climbing at full thrust can help planes burn less fuel, two of the people said

13d ago on Economic Times·Change since news 1.29%

IndiGo becomes IATA member

IndiGo on Wednesday announced it has become a member of the global lobbying body the International Air Transport Association, which is a group of more than 290 member airlines.

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Foreign trips may pinch fliers as airfares surge

Foreign trips may pinch fliers as airfares surge

IndiGo stops pushing Airbus engines to limit after shutdowns

Sanjay Kumar steps down as AirAsia India COO after a year

CAT III-trained captain flying as passenger asked to operate IndiGo flight as visibility drops at IGI Airport

Pilots revving engines too hard led to IndiGo’s Airbus woes, believes DGCA

Pilots revving too hard may be cause of mid-air shutdown: DGCA tells IndiGo

Pilots revving engines too hard led to IndiGo’s Airbus woes

Did full thrust revving of engines lead to grounding of Indigo's Airbuses?

IndiGo becomes IATA member