IndiGo will terminate its leasing agreement with Turkish Airlines by August 31 after India's aviation regulator said on ...

IndiGo CEO assures compliance with government regulations amid concerns over wet-leased planes from Turkish Airlines.

IndiGo will terminate its leasing agreement with state-backed Turkish Airlines within three months after the pact was granted ...

Apart from Ankara’s open support for Islamabad in the recent India-Pakistan military, widespread use of Turkish drones by ...

IndiGo has been directed by the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) to terminate its wet lease agreement with ...

IndiGo signed a wet-lease pact with Turkish Airlines in 2022 for two Boeing 777 widebody aircraft with a capacity of 500 ...

IndiGo currently flies two Boeing 777-300ER aircraft acquired through a wet lease from Turkish Airlines. While the lease was ...

IndiGo had requested the DGCA to extend the lease for six months, but the airline received an extension of only three months.

On May 30, the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) granted Indigo the one-time, last and final extension for the "damp-leased" aircraft from Turkish Airlines. The lease was initially valid ...

IndiGo's Turkish Airlines lease has been extended by three months, less than the six-month extension allowed under current ...

India will discuss with security agencies IndiGo's codeshare and leasing pacts with Turkish Airlines and decide on further ...

Since 2023, Turkish Airlines has leased to IndiGo two Boeing 777 aircraft with pilots and some crew. The aircraft currently operate on the Delhi-Istanbul and Mumbai-Istanbul routes, allowing ...