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In response to escalating political turmoil in Bangladesh, both IndiGo and Air India have canceled their flights to and from Dhaka. The cancellations come in the wake of a severe crisis triggered by the resignation and subsequent departure of Bangladesh's Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina.

IndiGo, India's largest airline, is celebrating its 18th anniversary with an 18% discount on flights and the introduction of a new business class product called ‘IndiGo Stretch’. The discount is available for bookings made through the IndiGo website and app using the code HAPPY18, valid until August 8, 2024.

A massive worldwide outage affecting Microsoft services has led to significant disruptions across various sectors, including aviation, finance, and retail. The technical failure, which began early today, has impacted numerous critical systems, causing severe inconveniences for businesses and consumers globally.

India has ascended to become the third-largest domestic airline market globally, fueled by a decade of robust growth in its aviation sector. This significant rise, from the fifth position a decade ago, underscores India's rapid development in airline capacity and passenger traffic.

IndiGo, one of India's leading airlines, has rolled out a new feature aimed at enhancing the safety and comfort of female travellers. This innovative feature allows female passengers to view which seats other female travellers have selected during web check-in, providing them with the option to choose seats adjacent to other women. The feature is specifically designed for Passenger Name Records (PNR) with women travellers, whether they are travelling solo or as part of family bookings.

A recent incident involving an IndiGo passenger has sparked attention regarding flight cancellations, delays, and the overall service experience provided by the airline.

In a significant move signaling its foray into the wide-body segment, budget carrier IndiGo has placed a firm order for 30 Airbus A350-900 aircraft. The announcement, made by Airbus on Monday, underscores IndiGo's strategic expansion plans to cater to India's growing aviation demands.

In a significant development for India's aviation industry, IndiGo, the country's largest carrier, has agreed to place a firm order for 30 A350-900 aircraft with Airbus. This decision marks a strategic shift for IndiGo, hinting at ambitious plans to expand its international footprint and compete in the long-haul market.

In a futuristic move towards sustainable and efficient urban transport, IndiGo, in collaboration with US-based Archer Aviation, is set to launch an all-electric air taxi service in India by 2026. This groundbreaking initiative aims to significantly reduce travel time and provide a unique aerial experience for passengers.

Actor-comedian Vir Das has taken to social media to express his frustration with IndiGo airlines, highlighting what he perceives as frequent flight delays. In a recent post on X, Das shared his dismay at experiencing delays for the fifth consecutive time while flying with IndiGo, prompting a response from the airline.