Indigo Airbus Order

Airbus on Monday said IndiGo has placed a firm order for 30 A350-900 planes.

Making its first-ever purchase of widebody aircraft, IndiGo has placed an order of 30 A350-900 jets with Airbus. IndiGo, which has a 60% share of the Indian aviation market, aims to double its capacity by 2030 and expand its network internationally.

Airbus expects to double the total value of parts it sources from India to $1.5 billion in coming years, the planemaker's India chief said on Thursday, as it looks to ride the boom in the world's fastest growing aviation market.

Shares of InterGlobe Aviation climbed nearly 3 per cent to hit its 52-week high level during the trade on Tuesday, a day after IndiGo announced placing a firm order to buy 500 narrow-body planes from Airbus.

IndiGo has ordered a record 500 A320 airliners from European manufacturer Airbus in a huge aviation deal. The deal is the largest ever civil aviation order and a "historic" step for both companies, IndiGo chief Pieter Elbers said.

IndiGo has announced a 500-aircraft deal with Airbus, the largest in aviation history. The deal has topped the 470-aircraft deal recently signed by Air India.

India's biggest conglomerate and largest airline are in talks to take Airbus SE planes from Go Airlines India Ltd. after the carrier filed for insolvency protection and was ordered to stop selling tickets.

Low-cost airline IndiGo is negotiating the purchase of "several hundred aircrafts" from Airbus, French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire said in comments published by Les Echos on Thursday.

India's largest domestic carrier IndiGo said it is preparing to expand its reach majorly in the international sector, particularly in Europe and that a codeshare partnership with Turkish Airlines and nearly 500 aircraft on order from Airbus.

IndiGo has partnered with Turkish airlines to expand its reach to Europe and has ordered nearly 500 more aircraft as part of its expansion plan, said Vinay Malhotra, Head of International Sales.

IndiGo has 580 planes on order with Airbus that have yet to be delivered and is receiving them at a rate of around 50 a year

The groundings have cost IndiGo, which last month posted its biggest-ever quarterly loss after being forced to lease aircraft.

This will take IndiGo's total A320neo family aircraft orders to 730 making it the world's biggest customer for these planes.

CFM will provide the 1LEAP-1A engines to power 280 A320neo and A321neo jetliners already on order from Airbus by the Delhi-based budget carrier.

The French-US engine maker, owned by General Electric and France's Safran, has been competing with the airline's existing engine supplier, Pratt & Whitney, to provide the power for 280 twin-engine A320-family jetliners already on order from Airbus by the Delhi-based budget carrier.

Airbus on Monday said IndiGo has placed a firm order for 30 A350-900 planes.

Making its first-ever purchase of widebody aircraft, IndiGo has placed an order of 30 A350-900 jets with Airbus. IndiGo, which has a 60% share of the Indian aviation market, aims to double its capacity by 2030 and expand its network internationally.

Airbus expects to double the total value of parts it sources from India to $1.5 billion in coming years, the planemaker's India chief said on Thursday, as it looks to ride the boom in the world's fastest growing aviation market.

Shares of InterGlobe Aviation climbed nearly 3 per cent to hit its 52-week high level during the trade on Tuesday, a day after IndiGo announced placing a firm order to buy 500 narrow-body planes from Airbus.

IndiGo has ordered a record 500 A320 airliners from European manufacturer Airbus in a huge aviation deal. The deal is the largest ever civil aviation order and a "historic" step for both companies, IndiGo chief Pieter Elbers said.

IndiGo has announced a 500-aircraft deal with Airbus, the largest in aviation history. The deal has topped the 470-aircraft deal recently signed by Air India.

India's biggest conglomerate and largest airline are in talks to take Airbus SE planes from Go Airlines India Ltd. after the carrier filed for insolvency protection and was ordered to stop selling tickets.

Low-cost airline IndiGo is negotiating the purchase of "several hundred aircrafts" from Airbus, French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire said in comments published by Les Echos on Thursday.

India's largest domestic carrier IndiGo said it is preparing to expand its reach majorly in the international sector, particularly in Europe and that a codeshare partnership with Turkish Airlines and nearly 500 aircraft on order from Airbus.

IndiGo has partnered with Turkish airlines to expand its reach to Europe and has ordered nearly 500 more aircraft as part of its expansion plan, said Vinay Malhotra, Head of International Sales.

IndiGo has 580 planes on order with Airbus that have yet to be delivered and is receiving them at a rate of around 50 a year

The groundings have cost IndiGo, which last month posted its biggest-ever quarterly loss after being forced to lease aircraft.

This will take IndiGo's total A320neo family aircraft orders to 730 making it the world's biggest customer for these planes.

CFM will provide the 1LEAP-1A engines to power 280 A320neo and A321neo jetliners already on order from Airbus by the Delhi-based budget carrier.

The French-US engine maker, owned by General Electric and France's Safran, has been competing with the airline's existing engine supplier, Pratt & Whitney, to provide the power for 280 twin-engine A320-family jetliners already on order from Airbus by the Delhi-based budget carrier.