Top investor Vijay Kedia on Sunday slammed IndiGo for frequent delays, poor customer service and rude ground staff, as the low-cost carrier suffered a massive outage leading to flight disruptions and ground services being halted across the nation on Saturday.
An IndiGo flight from Jabalpur in Madhya Pradesh to Hyderabad in Telangana was diverted to Nagpur in Maharashtra on Sunday morning following a ‘bomb threat’ on board.
Leading budget carrier IndiGo on Friday said it will resume operations from Terminal 1 at the Delhi Airport from September 2.
For the first time ever there will be direct flight connectivity between north Bengal and south Bengal from 30 August.
India's leading low-cost carrier, IndiGo on Monday announced the introduction of business-class services for the first time since its inception.
The airline said that the door-to-door baggage delivery service commenced on April 1.
After slipping by 2.83 per cent to Rs 1,615 on the NSE, the share price recovered to trade down by 2.17 per cent at Rs 1,626.00.
SEBI had conducted an investigation based on several complaints from Rakesh Gangwal, co-founder and director of Interglobe Aviation.
The 'Revenue from Operations' declined bay 50.6 per cent to Rs 4,910 crore for the quarter compared to the same period last year.
The changes are expected to provide flexibility to customers in case of limited options, delays or cancellations, especially owing to fog or other adverse weather conditions.
