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Parents Flying IndiGo With Infant Struggle For Adjacent Seats, Call Up Airline. What Happens Next
In a statement, IndiGo said that seat selection options may vary based on aircraft configuration and availability during online check-in.
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Colombo Diary, Day 2: When Cricket Moves an Economy - India vs Pakistan
The India-Pakistan match isn't just sport. It's inventory. It's occupancy rates. It's airline yield management. Colombo knows exactly what kind of weekend this is.
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IndiGo Congratulates Flyer For Saving Rs 0 With Coupon. Internet Can't Stop Laughing
"OMG, thanks for sharing this hack, booking flights for the whole year now," a sarcastic comment read on the viral IndiGo post on X.
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NASA Successfully Tests Drag-Reducing Laminar-Flow Wing in Flight
NASA has successfully flown its 40-inch CATNLF laminar-flow wing model aboard an F-15B aircraft in January 2026. The test confirmed the drag-reducing design performs safely in flight. By maintaining smooth airflow over wings, the technology could improve fuel efficiency by up to 10 percent, lowering airline costs and reducing carbon emissions signi...
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Akasa Air Co-Founder Praveen Iyer Resigns
Akasa Air's Co-founder and Chief Commercial Officer Praveen Iyer has resigned, marking the second high-level exit at the over three-year-old airline in four months.
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IndiGo Ready To Comply With Flight Duty Time Limitations From Today
IndiGo has decided to comply with the revised Flight Duty Time Limitation (FDTL) norms from today, February 11, marking the end of a one-time temporary exemption granted to the airline following large-scale flight disruptions late last year.
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Why This North Korean Airline Is The Only One-Star Carrier In The World
Labelled the world’s only one-star airline for years, Air Koryo blends vintage aviation, strict onboard rules and a uniquely North Korean in-flight experience
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IndiGo Says It Has 'Optimum' Pilot Pool As Flight Duty Norm Relaxations End
IndiGo, which faced massive flight disruptions in early December, on Tuesday said it has an optimum pool of staff to ensure stable operations as regulator DGCA's temporary pilot duty norm relaxations for the country's largest airline come to an end.
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Mini Mathur Blasts IndiGo For Making Her 86-Year-Old Father Walk 1 Km To Gate With Luggage
As of now, IndiGo Airlines has not issued any public response to Mini Mathur's claims
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Why Most Commercial Airplanes Are White, But Air New Zealand Flies Black Jets
Air New Zealand is known for its unique black-painted aircraft, a bold choice that defies the aviation norm of white planes for cooling, safety, and cost reasons.
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Parents Flying IndiGo With Infant Struggle For Adjacent Seats, Call Up Airline. What Happens Next
In a statement, IndiGo said that seat selection options may vary based on aircraft configuration and availability during online check-in.
-
Colombo Diary, Day 2: When Cricket Moves an Economy - India vs Pakistan
The India-Pakistan match isn't just sport. It's inventory. It's occupancy rates. It's airline yield management. Colombo knows exactly what kind of weekend this is.
-
IndiGo Congratulates Flyer For Saving Rs 0 With Coupon. Internet Can't Stop Laughing
"OMG, thanks for sharing this hack, booking flights for the whole year now," a sarcastic comment read on the viral IndiGo post on X.
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NASA Successfully Tests Drag-Reducing Laminar-Flow Wing in Flight
NASA has successfully flown its 40-inch CATNLF laminar-flow wing model aboard an F-15B aircraft in January 2026. The test confirmed the drag-reducing design performs safely in flight. By maintaining smooth airflow over wings, the technology could improve fuel efficiency by up to 10 percent, lowering airline costs and reducing carbon emissions signi...
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Akasa Air Co-Founder Praveen Iyer Resigns
Akasa Air's Co-founder and Chief Commercial Officer Praveen Iyer has resigned, marking the second high-level exit at the over three-year-old airline in four months.
-
IndiGo Ready To Comply With Flight Duty Time Limitations From Today
IndiGo has decided to comply with the revised Flight Duty Time Limitation (FDTL) norms from today, February 11, marking the end of a one-time temporary exemption granted to the airline following large-scale flight disruptions late last year.
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Why This North Korean Airline Is The Only One-Star Carrier In The World
Labelled the world’s only one-star airline for years, Air Koryo blends vintage aviation, strict onboard rules and a uniquely North Korean in-flight experience
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IndiGo Says It Has 'Optimum' Pilot Pool As Flight Duty Norm Relaxations End
IndiGo, which faced massive flight disruptions in early December, on Tuesday said it has an optimum pool of staff to ensure stable operations as regulator DGCA's temporary pilot duty norm relaxations for the country's largest airline come to an end.
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Mini Mathur Blasts IndiGo For Making Her 86-Year-Old Father Walk 1 Km To Gate With Luggage
As of now, IndiGo Airlines has not issued any public response to Mini Mathur's claims
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Why Most Commercial Airplanes Are White, But Air New Zealand Flies Black Jets
Air New Zealand is known for its unique black-painted aircraft, a bold choice that defies the aviation norm of white planes for cooling, safety, and cost reasons.
