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IndiGo Boss Praises Aviation Regulator, Says Recent Incidents "Not Safety Issues"
CEO Ronojoy Dutta says Indigo pilots trained to be "super conservative", marks 16th anniversary with launch of faster exit after landing
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IndiGo, Fined For Denying Boy With Special Needs, Announces Next Move
IndiGo will conduct an internal case study on how to better handle passengers with disabilities and special needs, especially when they are feeling distressed, its CEO Ronojoy Dutta has said.
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IndiGo Appoints Pieter Elbers As CEO, Ronojoy Dutta To Retire
InterGlobe Aviation, the parent company of low-cost carrier IndiGo, on Wednesday appointed Pieter Elbers as its new Chief Executivie Officer (CEO).
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"Can't Violate Rules": IndiGo CEO On Special Needs Child Denied Boarding
When in doubt, err on the side of caution, IndiGo CEO Ronojoy Dutta underlined amid an escalating row over the airline's decision to not allow a child with special needs on board one of its flights in Ranchi over the weekend.
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IndiGo Bullish On New Non-Stop International Routes On Existing Single-Aisle Aircraft
IndiGo, India's largest private sector airline, turned optimistic about new non-stop international routes on its single-aisle A-320/A-321 series aircraft. In an exclusive interaction with NDTV, the airline's chief executive officer (CEO) Ronojoy Dutta expressed that it may operate profitably on the new routes with the mentioned fleet.
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IndiGo Recovering From Covid 'Carnage' And May Start Hiring Again
IndiGo, India's biggest airline, could start slowly rehiring staff in three months as capacity rebuilds from "the background of carnage" caused by Covid-19, with domestic services likely to return to pre-pandemic levels by January or February, Chief Executive Officer Ronojoy Dutta said.
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Indigo Cuts Up To 35% Pay Of Senior Staff As It Reworks "Best-Laid Plans"
From May onward, IndiGo had already implemented pay cuts of up to 25 per cent for its senior employees.
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IndiGo To Lay Off 10% Staff. Read CEO Ronojoy Dutta's Full Statement Here
IndiGo will lay off 10 per cent of its staff, the airline said on Monday, saying that the coronavirus pandemic has forced it to re-evaluate its "best-laid plans".
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10% Layoffs At IndiGo, India's Biggest Private Airline
IndiGo will lay off 10 per cent of its staff as the coronavirus pandemic has forced it to re-evaluate its "best-laid plans", the airline's CEO Ronojoy Dutta, said on Monday. IndiGo had "understood the gravity of the situation right at the start of this crisis", he said, as the the country's largest carrier grapples with declining revenues due to th...
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IndiGo Airlines Announces Salary Cut For Senior Employees Starting May
IndiGo will be cutting the salaries of senior employees starting May and also implement a "limited, graded leave without pay program" for the months of May, June and July, its CEO Ronojoy Dutta said today.
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"Full Salary For Most Employees In April": IndiGo Reverses Pay Cut Plan
India's largest carrier IndiGo has decided to pay full salary for the month of April to the majority of its employees.
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IndiGo Rolls Back Pay Cut In April Salary In Deference To Government's Wishes
IndiGo CEO Ronojoy Dutta told employees today that the airline has decided to roll back the pay cuts, which were announced earlier for senior staff members, for the month of April in deference to the "government''s wishes".
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Coronavirus Crisis: IndiGo Cuts Senior Employees' Pay, CEO Takes 25% Hit
IndiGo, the country's largest airline by market share, on Thursday announced a pay cut for its senior employees due to shrinking revenues. Chief executive officer Ronojoy Dutta said he will take a cut of 25 per cent as the coronavirus outbreak has affected the profitability of the commercial aviation industry. IndiGo's announcement comes at a time ...
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Replacing Pratt Engines In IndiGo Fleet By End Of January A Challenge: CEO
Low cost carrier IndiGo is Airbus' biggest client for A320neo planes, and while the United Technologies' P&W engines are fuel efficient there have been issues since they entered service in 2016, forcing the airline to ground its planes several times.
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IndiGo Shares Fall 9%, Close Lower For Third Straight Day
The IndiGo shares were set to finish lower for a third session in a row. In the past two sessions, IndiGo shares had declined 10.99 per cent on the Bombay Stock Exchange.
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IndiGo Boss Praises Aviation Regulator, Says Recent Incidents "Not Safety Issues"
CEO Ronojoy Dutta says Indigo pilots trained to be "super conservative", marks 16th anniversary with launch of faster exit after landing
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IndiGo, Fined For Denying Boy With Special Needs, Announces Next Move
IndiGo will conduct an internal case study on how to better handle passengers with disabilities and special needs, especially when they are feeling distressed, its CEO Ronojoy Dutta has said.
-
IndiGo Appoints Pieter Elbers As CEO, Ronojoy Dutta To Retire
InterGlobe Aviation, the parent company of low-cost carrier IndiGo, on Wednesday appointed Pieter Elbers as its new Chief Executivie Officer (CEO).
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"Can't Violate Rules": IndiGo CEO On Special Needs Child Denied Boarding
When in doubt, err on the side of caution, IndiGo CEO Ronojoy Dutta underlined amid an escalating row over the airline's decision to not allow a child with special needs on board one of its flights in Ranchi over the weekend.
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IndiGo Bullish On New Non-Stop International Routes On Existing Single-Aisle Aircraft
IndiGo, India's largest private sector airline, turned optimistic about new non-stop international routes on its single-aisle A-320/A-321 series aircraft. In an exclusive interaction with NDTV, the airline's chief executive officer (CEO) Ronojoy Dutta expressed that it may operate profitably on the new routes with the mentioned fleet.
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IndiGo Recovering From Covid 'Carnage' And May Start Hiring Again
IndiGo, India's biggest airline, could start slowly rehiring staff in three months as capacity rebuilds from "the background of carnage" caused by Covid-19, with domestic services likely to return to pre-pandemic levels by January or February, Chief Executive Officer Ronojoy Dutta said.
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Indigo Cuts Up To 35% Pay Of Senior Staff As It Reworks "Best-Laid Plans"
From May onward, IndiGo had already implemented pay cuts of up to 25 per cent for its senior employees.
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IndiGo To Lay Off 10% Staff. Read CEO Ronojoy Dutta's Full Statement Here
IndiGo will lay off 10 per cent of its staff, the airline said on Monday, saying that the coronavirus pandemic has forced it to re-evaluate its "best-laid plans".
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10% Layoffs At IndiGo, India's Biggest Private Airline
IndiGo will lay off 10 per cent of its staff as the coronavirus pandemic has forced it to re-evaluate its "best-laid plans", the airline's CEO Ronojoy Dutta, said on Monday. IndiGo had "understood the gravity of the situation right at the start of this crisis", he said, as the the country's largest carrier grapples with declining revenues due to th...
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IndiGo Airlines Announces Salary Cut For Senior Employees Starting May
IndiGo will be cutting the salaries of senior employees starting May and also implement a "limited, graded leave without pay program" for the months of May, June and July, its CEO Ronojoy Dutta said today.
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"Full Salary For Most Employees In April": IndiGo Reverses Pay Cut Plan
India's largest carrier IndiGo has decided to pay full salary for the month of April to the majority of its employees.
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IndiGo Rolls Back Pay Cut In April Salary In Deference To Government's Wishes
IndiGo CEO Ronojoy Dutta told employees today that the airline has decided to roll back the pay cuts, which were announced earlier for senior staff members, for the month of April in deference to the "government''s wishes".
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Coronavirus Crisis: IndiGo Cuts Senior Employees' Pay, CEO Takes 25% Hit
IndiGo, the country's largest airline by market share, on Thursday announced a pay cut for its senior employees due to shrinking revenues. Chief executive officer Ronojoy Dutta said he will take a cut of 25 per cent as the coronavirus outbreak has affected the profitability of the commercial aviation industry. IndiGo's announcement comes at a time ...
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Replacing Pratt Engines In IndiGo Fleet By End Of January A Challenge: CEO
Low cost carrier IndiGo is Airbus' biggest client for A320neo planes, and while the United Technologies' P&W engines are fuel efficient there have been issues since they entered service in 2016, forcing the airline to ground its planes several times.
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IndiGo Shares Fall 9%, Close Lower For Third Straight Day
The IndiGo shares were set to finish lower for a third session in a row. In the past two sessions, IndiGo shares had declined 10.99 per cent on the Bombay Stock Exchange.
