The conflict across West Asia continues to escalate and the impact is visible across sectors, especially aviation. More than 1,221 flights were cancelled by Indian carriers between February 28-March 3 ...

Airline stocks InterGlobe Aviation (IndiGo) and SpiceJet recovered on Tuesday, March 10, supported by a sharp drop in crude oil prices and growing optimism that the US-Iran conflict could ease sooner ...

Shares of IndiGo and SpiceJet rallied up to 8% on Tuesday after US President Donald Trump signalled that the war with Iran could end soon, cooling the sharp rally in crude oil prices and raising hopes ...

Shares of IndiGo and SpiceJet erased some gains after the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) mandated airlines to offer at least 60% of seats on all flights without any selection charge.

Did our AI summary help? Crude-sensitive stocks came under heavy selling pressure on Monday, with IndiGo (InterGlobe Aviation), SpiceJet and Asian Paints falling as much as 8 percent, as crude oil ...

Shares of select aviation-related companies traded higher in Wednesday's session after the Centre announced that domestic carriers would connect more flights starting March 12 amid the ongoing West ...

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Airline stocks had previously come under heavy pressure as geopolitical tensions pushed oil prices sharply higher. (AI image) Oil prices plunge, bring cheer to aviation stocks! Shares of airline ...

The airline said these services are mainly meant to support stranded passengers. (Photo source: Canva) Air India, Air India Express, IndiGo and SpiceJet have announced their planned flight operations ...

Shares of select aviation-related companies declined sharply in Monday's trading session as a spike in global crude oil prices weighed on investor sentiment. InterGlobe Aviation Ltd, the parent ...

IndiGo, Air India and SpiceJet have opposed the government’s directive barring airlines from charging for the selection of at least 60 per cent of seats, cautioning that the move may push up ...

Leading Indian airlines IndiGo, Air India, and SpiceJet are protesting the government's free seat selection policy, warning that it will inevitably lead to higher airfares for all passengers. IMAGE: ...