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IndiGo invests ₹7,294 crore for aircraft ownership, reducing reliance on leasing and shielding against currency fluctuations.

Indian budget carrier IndiGo is to invest $820 million into a wholly-owned subsidiary as part of a strategy to increase ...

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The release of MOSAIC has increased the interest in Sport pilot training. The requirements for the certificate have not changed under the new rules, and sport pilot allows for certification with less ...

IndiGo invests $820 million in its subsidiary for aircraft acquisition, aiming for fleet flexibility and financial stability by shifting from leases to ownership.

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IndiGo has approved a capital infusion of USD 820 million (around Rs 7,294 crore) into its wholly owned subsidiary, ...

NASA has disclosed further details of its X-59 Quesst supersonic demonstrator's maiden flight on 28 October, marking the ...

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IndiGo – will invest $820 million (Rs 7,294 crore) in its wholly owned subsidiary - InterGlobe Aviation Financial Services ...

IndiGo invests $820 million to acquire planes, aiming to boost ownership and diversify aircraft financing strategies.