India’s leading airline, IndiGo, has announced the launch of direct flights from Pune to Bangkok and Thiruvananthapuram, offering travelers hassle-free connectivity for festive holidays and winter getaways. These new routes mark a significant expansion of IndiGo’s network, further solidifying Pune’s status as a key travel hub in India.
Multiple flights in Nepal, including those operated by IndiGo, Akasa Air, and Vistara, received bomb threats on October 22, 2024. The threats prompted security responses, including the deployment of bomb disposal teams and thorough airport inspections. While no explosives were found, the incidents caused significant disruption to air travel.
India’s domestic aviation sector is gearing up for a busy winter season, with the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) approving a record number of flights. This schedule sees the emergence of a dominant Tata Group, the expansion of Air India Express, and the struggles of SpiceJet. However, challenges like limited capacity and potential operational bottlenecks loom large, impacting overall growth and customer experience.
Malaysia Airlines and IndiGo have entered into a strategic codeshare agreement, significantly enhancing connectivity between Malaysia and India. This partnership unlocks new destinations, expands networks, and offers travelers seamless travel experiences, marking a key development in the Asian aviation industry.
Two Indian flights, an Akasa Air flight from Delhi to Bengaluru and an IndiGo flight from Mumbai to Delhi, were diverted on Wednesday due to security alerts. The Akasa Air flight returned to Delhi after receiving a security alert, while the IndiGo flight was redirected to Ahmedabad. Both incidents are being investigated as potential hoax threats, highlighting growing concerns about aviation security in India.
On Monday, October 14th, India experienced a series of bomb threats targeting major airlines, causing flight disruptions and raising security concerns. The threats affected Air India and IndiGo flights, leading to security checks and temporary groundings. Authorities are investigating the incidents and taking appropriate measures to ensure passenger safety.
Bollywood actress Shruti Haasan took to social media to express her frustration with a four-hour flight delay by IndiGo airlines, adding her voice to a growing number of passenger complaints against Indian airlines. The delay, attributed to weather conditions, sparked a conversation about communication and passenger rights in the face of travel disruptions.
A man was arrested in Chennai after a female passenger on a Delhi-Chennai IndiGo flight accused him of sexual harassment. The woman alleged that the man, seated behind her, inappropriately touched her while she was asleep. The incident occurred on a recent flight, prompting immediate action from authorities.
IndiGo Airlines, India’s largest carrier, has issued a travel advisory warning passengers of delays and disruptions due to a temporary system slowdown affecting its entire network. The issue is impacting the airline’s website, booking systems, and airport operations, leading to longer wait times and slower processing.
IndiGo, India’s largest domestic airline, has been experiencing a system slowdown impacting its website, booking services, and check-in procedures. This has caused widespread delays and frustration for travelers across India, with passengers reporting long wait times and chaotic scenes at airports. The airline has acknowledged the issue and is working to restore normal operations.
