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Articles tagged “indigo”

Tourism

Skift India Daily: Indians Turn to Metasearch Engines for Travel Bookings

Indian travel and aviation sectors have managed to rebound faster than expected and well beyond pre-pandemic levels. But how will travel and tourism leaders work to ensure sustained growth and profitability, remains to be seen.

Amrita Ghosh | 1 year ago

Skift India Daily: Indians Turn to Metasearch Engines for Travel Bookings

Airlines

Air India Lining Up a Record Order for Up To 500 Aircraft

The order could be worth tens of billions of dollars, sources say, and rank among the biggest ever made by a single airline. It speaks volumes about Air India's determination.

Tim Hepher and Aditi Shah, Reuters | 1 year ago

Air India Lining Up a Record Order for Up To 500 Aircraft

Airline Weekly

Air India Secures Number 2 Spot in Indian Market with Vistara Merger

Tata's takeover of Air India has kicked off a wave of consolidation in the Indian market. Vistara joins AirAsia India merging with the flag carrier.

1 year ago
Air India Secures Number 2 Spot in Indian Market with Vistara Merger

Airline Weekly

Air Arabia, Wizz Air Among Budget Airlines Gaining Share in Gulf Hub Shift

Budget airlines are making inroads in the Gulf with new regional routes by the dozen. Emirates, Etihad, and Qatar beware.

2 years ago
Air Arabia, Wizz Air Among Budget Airlines Gaining Share in Gulf Hub Shift

Airline Weekly

IndiGo Leads India’s Air Travel Recovery as Competition Grows

IndiGo is focused on growth as Indian flyers have caught the "travel bug," as CEO Ronojoy Dutta put it. All it needs now are fuel and foreign exchange pressures to ease and it'll be back in the black too.

2 years ago
IndiGo Leads India’s Air Travel Recovery as Competition Grows

Airline Weekly

Outgoing KLM CEO Pieter Elbers Offers These Parting Thoughts

Departing KLM CEO Pieter Elbers's confidence in the value of a strong hub was confirmed during the pandemic. He leaves the airline on strong footing after eight-years at its helm as he departs for India's IndiGo.

2 years ago
Outgoing KLM CEO Pieter Elbers Offers These Parting Thoughts

Airline Weekly

Podcast: IndiGo Goes and Goes!

Just how bullish is IndiGo CEO Ronojoy Dutta on India’s airline market? Very, very bullish. But Edward “Ned” Russell and Madhu Unnikrishnan note that others have predicted that India’s aviation market is about to take off (Kingfisher? Jet Airways?). So what makes Dutta so confident? Listen to this week’s episode to find out.

2 years ago
Podcast: IndiGo Goes and Goes!

Airline Weekly

IndiGo CEO Fears Demand Will Fall as Fares Rise to Match Fuel Costs

Demand has rebounded from its pandemic lows, and is even up in some segments for IndiGo. But demand may be adversely impacted as the airline tries to raise fares to cover higher fuel costs.

2 years ago
IndiGo CEO Fears Demand Will Fall as Fares Rise to Match Fuel Costs

Airline Weekly

IndiGo CEO Dismissive of Tata-Air India Deal and New Startups

IndiGo isn't too worried about the changing competitive airline landscape in India. It can afford to be smug — for now — thanks to its commanding position in the country's domestic market and expanding international network, but rivals are nipping at its heels.

2 years ago
IndiGo CEO Dismissive of Tata-Air India Deal and New Startups

Online Travel

MakeMyTrip Grows Despite Turbulence in India’s Airline Sector

The past year has been a horror show for India's aviation sector. So MakeMyTrip deserves kudos for continuing to grow its air ticketing and overall sales despite the upheaval. But executives deserve criticism for the company's relentless unprofitability.

Sean O'Neill, Skift | 5 years ago

MakeMyTrip Grows Despite Turbulence in India’s Airline Sector