As a precautionary measure, the plane, carrying 160 to 165 passengers, had to return to the Nagpur airport. The flight has been cancelled.

Nagpur: An IndiGo aircraft carrying 272 passengers was forced to return to Nagpur airport shortly after take-off on Monday following a bird strike. The flight, which was headed to Kolkata, made an ...

On landing, airport personnel conducted thorough inspections to evaluate the extent of the damage and ensure the aircraft's ...

The aircraft was immediately taken out of service for mandatory checks and maintenance, leading to the cancellation of the flight for the day.

Despite the incident, the aircraft later made a safe landing on its second approach. IndiGo, in its statement, confirmed: “On ...

Nagpur: An IndiGo Airlines flight bound for Kolkata created panic on Monday after a suspected bird strike mid-air. The ...

India has approved aircraft leasing deals between domestic airlines and Turkish carriers, including IndiGo and SpiceJet, after a policy shift following tensions ...

The fresh DGCA authorisation, issued on August 26, allows IndiGo to operate the twin-aisle jets until February 28 next, subject to strict conditions.

The Indian government has allowed low-cost airline IndiGo to extend the aircraft leasing agreement it has with Turkish Airlines for an additional six months, until February 28, 2026.

India has granted IndiGo a six-month extension to continue leasing two aircraft from Turkish Airlines, the country's largest carrier said on ...

MUMBAI: An IndiGo A321 aircraft, operating a flight from Bangkok, suffered a tail strike when landing in Mumbai in heavy rains in the early hours of Saturday.IndiGo flight 6E1060 departed Bangkok at ...

IndiGo on Thursday said the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has accepted its request to extend the wet lease of ...