Articles tagged “indigo”

While IndiGo expects normal operations later this week, the disruption highlighted how concentrated India’s domestic aviation has become. Investors and regulators may have to rethink capacity diversification as traffic keeps accelerating.

IndiGo’s disruption isn’t just about airlines operations, it’s a stress test of India’s whole aviation stack: airport and airspace capacity, ATC reliability, and the industry’s ability to absorb new rules without breaking schedules.

What looked like Sri Lanka’s best shot at getting closer to its 2018 tourism peak may now turn into a softer December. But the government’s quick push shows it’s trying to keep a weather emergency from snowballing into a full-blown tourism setback.

As India accelerates toward becoming the world’s third-largest aviation market, the race to build new airports – and attract private capital – is reshaping how its cities connect to the world.

After five years of frozen routes, IndiGo’s return to China signals progress in political and business ties, the real test will be whether travelers follow.

Abu Dhabi’s latest move shows that for destinations courting Indian travelers, nothing matches the marketing power of Bollywood.

Well, now here’s something President Trump can take credit for. The new round of tariffs on Indian imports may be nudging Delhi and Beijing a little closer together and direct flights are back on the map.

Nepal has survived an earthquake and a pandemic before, but the current unrest hits just as its economy was finding its footing. The real test now isn’t growth, it’s political stability.

After five years of frozen skies, India and China are making moves to resume nonstop flights. With diplomacy cautiously warming, who will take the lead in reconnecting Asia’s two largest economies?

India’s hotel talent shuffle is proof the country has become the fiercest battleground for global chains. With Alex out, all eyes will be on Marriott’s choice of successor in one of its most critical markets.