The airline is nearly operating as many wet-leases as those operational from its own fleet. It has also benefited from the market turbulence in early December due to IndiGo’s operational meltdown.

Indian airlines IndiGo and SpiceJet continue to rely on foreign aircraft leased on “Wet/Damp Lease” arrangements to shore up ...

CEOs Campbell Wilson of Air India and Pieter Elbers of IndiGo face unique challenges in India's aviation market. While Air ...

Indian low-cost carrier SpiceJet has disclosed a tentative order for 100 units of blended-wing body (BWB) aircraft developer Natlius’ conceptual Horizon jet. The conditional purchase agreement hinges ...

This is not an India-specific problem. Research by management consulting firm Egon Zehnder shows that airlines globally ...

The triangle-shaped "blended-wing body" plane ditches the traditional tube-and-wing design for one giant, sweeping wing with the cabin built inside.

In 2025, the global aviation sector marked one of its most defining years in recent history, with airlines announcing ...

Air travel to Leh was thrown into uncertainty on January 5 after heavy snowfall forced airlines to suspend flight operations ...

India’s skies over the past decade have shifted from a battleground of about half a dozen carriers to a near-duopoly. IndiGo ...

India's skies over the past decade have shifted from a battleground of about half a dozen carriers to a near-duopoly ...

IndiGo, which controls two-thirds of the market, suffered an unprecedented meltdown when pilot shortages and software ...

Govt on Monday said the extension for IndiGo to wet lease aircraft (take on hire with operating crew) from Turkey only will ...