DGCA extends IndiGo's damp lease of two Boeing 777 planes from Turkish Airlines for 3 months, avoiding flight disruptions.

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

IndiGo had sought an extension of six months as the current lease of the two Boeing B777-300 ER aircraft was set to end on ...

DGCA has granted IndiGo a three-month extension for its wet lease agreement with Turkish Airlines, allowing continued ...

The DGCA clarified that a three-month extension has been granted to IndiGo for damp leasing two Boeing 777 planes from ...

Aviation regulator Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has extended IndiGo’s wet lease agreement with Turkish ...

IndiGo had requested a six-month extension under the revised leasing policy. The existing policy permits an initial six-month ...

Amidst rising diplomatic tensions between India and Turkiye, the DGCA has granted IndiGo a three-month extension for its wet ...

IndiGo has been instructed by the DGCA to end its leasing agreement with Turkish Airlines within three months due to concerns ...

IndiGo is operating direct flights to Istanbul with two leased Boeing 777 aircraft from Turkish Airlines having over 500 ...

IndiGo has been granted a final three-month extension by DGCA for damp leasing two Boeing 777 aircraft from Turkish Airlines ...

IndiGo is currently operating two B777-300ER aircraft under a damp lease from Turkish Airlines, which was permitted up to ...