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Air India Places Order For 100 Aircraft, All To France's Airbus
The phenomenal pace of Indian aviation is reflected not only in the growing number of passengers flown, but also by the order book of the three big airlines - IndiGo, Air India, and Akasa Air.
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Over 1,000 Aircraft In Indigo's Airbus Shopping Cart
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.
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Tata And IndiGo Prepare To Swoop On Go Air's Aviation Assets: Report
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.
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Airbus Close To Landing Large Order From IndiGo: Report
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.
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IndiGo Partners With Turkish Airlines, 500 Planes Already On Order From Airbus
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.
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IndiGo Partners With Turkish Airlines, 500 Planes Already 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.
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IndiGo Tightens Control In India And Looks For Growth Abroad
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
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IndiGo Selects French-US Engine Maker CFM International For Mega Order: Report
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.
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IndiGo, Which Adds A Plane To Fleet Every Week, Isn't Slowing Down
IndiGo has specialized in buying in bulk, ordering 430 jets in the A320neo family on top of an initial contract for 100 older A320 models. That's made IndiGo one of the biggest buyers of Airbus's best-selling plane. Such large-scale orders help airlines negotiate discounts and better maintenance terms.
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Centre To Issue New Safety Rules For Airbus A320 Neos
The government will issue new safety protocols for airlines operating Airbus A320neo aircraft fitted with Pratt & Whitney engines, the civil aviation secretary said, after temporary grounding orders affected the planes last year.
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Reports Of 80 Flights Cancelled, IndiGo Says Passengers Given Options
The country's biggest airline, IndiGo, has said that it has grounded 8 planes in a planned move and that "The affected passengers have already been accommodated with suitable options." Its statement was issued after reports that it has been forced to cancel 84 flights because of issues with engines on its Airbus neo aircraft.
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GoAir Firms Up Order For 72 A320 Neo Planes Worth Rs 52,000 Crore
The airline inducted the first A320 neo -- which have better fuel efficiency -- in June last year and now has a fleet of 23 aircraft.
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Vijay Mallya Row: Tribunal To Pass Interim Order In IndiGo, GoAir Case
The Debt Recovery Tribunal will on Tuesday pass an interim order on the plea of a consortium of banks seeking a direction to airlines IndiGo and GoAir under garnishee proceedings to deposit with it the money to be paid to Airbus by them, in a Kingfisher Airlines case.
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Boeing, Airbus Eye Indian Growth As Fears Of Global Slowdown Mount
Boeing Co and Airbus Group SE said on Thursday they expect Indian airlines to order up to 1740 jets over the next 20 years, as aircraft manufacturers eye one of the world's fastest-growing aviation markets to offset any weaker sales elsewhere.
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IndiGo Commits to Record Order for 250 Airbus Planes
Budget airline IndiGo has finalised the purchase of 250 A320neo aircraft, Airbus said on Monday, handing the European company its biggest ever order by number of planes in a deal worth $26.55 billion at list prices.
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Air India Places Order For 100 Aircraft, All To France's Airbus
The phenomenal pace of Indian aviation is reflected not only in the growing number of passengers flown, but also by the order book of the three big airlines - IndiGo, Air India, and Akasa Air.
-
Over 1,000 Aircraft In Indigo's Airbus Shopping Cart
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.
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Tata And IndiGo Prepare To Swoop On Go Air's Aviation Assets: Report
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.
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Airbus Close To Landing Large Order From IndiGo: Report
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.
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IndiGo Partners With Turkish Airlines, 500 Planes Already On Order From Airbus
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.
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IndiGo Partners With Turkish Airlines, 500 Planes Already 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.
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IndiGo Tightens Control In India And Looks For Growth Abroad
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
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IndiGo Selects French-US Engine Maker CFM International For Mega Order: Report
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.
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IndiGo, Which Adds A Plane To Fleet Every Week, Isn't Slowing Down
IndiGo has specialized in buying in bulk, ordering 430 jets in the A320neo family on top of an initial contract for 100 older A320 models. That's made IndiGo one of the biggest buyers of Airbus's best-selling plane. Such large-scale orders help airlines negotiate discounts and better maintenance terms.
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Centre To Issue New Safety Rules For Airbus A320 Neos
The government will issue new safety protocols for airlines operating Airbus A320neo aircraft fitted with Pratt & Whitney engines, the civil aviation secretary said, after temporary grounding orders affected the planes last year.
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Reports Of 80 Flights Cancelled, IndiGo Says Passengers Given Options
The country's biggest airline, IndiGo, has said that it has grounded 8 planes in a planned move and that "The affected passengers have already been accommodated with suitable options." Its statement was issued after reports that it has been forced to cancel 84 flights because of issues with engines on its Airbus neo aircraft.
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GoAir Firms Up Order For 72 A320 Neo Planes Worth Rs 52,000 Crore
The airline inducted the first A320 neo -- which have better fuel efficiency -- in June last year and now has a fleet of 23 aircraft.
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Vijay Mallya Row: Tribunal To Pass Interim Order In IndiGo, GoAir Case
The Debt Recovery Tribunal will on Tuesday pass an interim order on the plea of a consortium of banks seeking a direction to airlines IndiGo and GoAir under garnishee proceedings to deposit with it the money to be paid to Airbus by them, in a Kingfisher Airlines case.
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Boeing, Airbus Eye Indian Growth As Fears Of Global Slowdown Mount
Boeing Co and Airbus Group SE said on Thursday they expect Indian airlines to order up to 1740 jets over the next 20 years, as aircraft manufacturers eye one of the world's fastest-growing aviation markets to offset any weaker sales elsewhere.
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IndiGo Commits to Record Order for 250 Airbus Planes
Budget airline IndiGo has finalised the purchase of 250 A320neo aircraft, Airbus said on Monday, handing the European company its biggest ever order by number of planes in a deal worth $26.55 billion at list prices.
