IndiGo is taking delivery of one Airbus A320neo-family aircraft per week on average, although it still has many out of service.
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India’s IndiGo has managed to continue its expansion drive despite a daunting number of narrowbody groundings, and the airline is now looking to extend its reach by accelerating plans to introduce new widebody types. The low-cost carrier (LCC) has been one of the hardest hit by the Pratt & Whitney...
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