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- Aug 21, 2026
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IndiGo’s transition plan with network carrier has one risk too many: ‘Unrealistic ambitions’ (opens the original)
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In April 2024, IndiGo generated a lot of buzz when it placed an order for 30 A350-900 — a twin-engine, long-range aircraft — to begin transitioning from a no-frills carrier to a network carrier. In October 2025, the airline added another 30 aircraft to its order. Deliveries, as per the latest update, are likely to begin in mid-2028. When the airline first announced plans to become a network carrier, the market reacted with caution. As the deadline for the induction of the long range aircraft dra
Chennai’s airport game must take off post-haste (opens the original)
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India’s airports have seen a dramatic makeover in almost all metro cities and several tier-II towns, largely due to the entry of the private sector into airport infrastructure and management. Those who flew in the 1970s and 1980s may recall how decrepit airport infrastructure made the risk of a beam or an entire roof collapsing seem higher than an aircraft-related incident. Even major airports had a tired look and feel, a signature of the Airport Authority of India (AAI)’s management. Now, almos
A flight plan for IndiGo’s future (opens the original)
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Even before he finds his feet in the Indian civil aviation market, IndiGo’s new CEO William Walsh — nicknamed the Slasher for his cost-cutting push during his stint at the Irish airline Aer Lingus — has his task cut out . Unlike his predecessor who took charge at a particularly favourable moment for IndiGo, Walsh will be at the helm after the airline has gone through some turbulence and faced a far more hostile external environment. The conflict in West Asia — war clouds have dissipated but not
A flight plan for IndiGo’s future (opens the original)
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Even before he finds his feet in the Indian civil aviation market, IndiGo’s new CEO William Walsh — nicknamed the Slasher for his cost-cutting push during his stint at the Irish airline Aer Lingus — has his task cut out . Unlike his predecessor who took charge at a particularly favourable moment for IndiGo, Walsh will be at the helm after the airline has gone through some turbulence and faced a far more hostile external environment. The conflict in West Asia — war clouds have dissipated but not
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