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Bhatia had last month filed a case against co-founder Rakesh Gangwal in a Florida district court, seeking information on the violation of the shareholders' agreement signed between them in April 2015

In a codeshare agreement, Qatar will possibly guarantee a minimum number of passenger traffic (or seats) every week to IndiGo which is doing direct flights from seven domestic airports - Delhi, Mumbai, Hyderabad, Chennai, Kozhikode, Kochi and Kannur - to Doha at the moment

Qatar Airways CEO Akbar Al Baker added that he is interested in buying a stake in IndiGo but this is not the right time as issues among its promoters are yet to be resolved

The agreement will enable Qatar Airways to place its code on IndiGo flights between Doha and Delhi, Mumbai and Hyderabad, the companies said

Even though Gangwal stands on thin ice if the powers entrusted in the shareholders' agreement are considered; Bhatia has much more to lose if this matter escalates further

People familiar with the matter told Reuters that IndiGo, part of InterGlobe Aviation, was putting the finishing touches to an order that would include Airbus's newest jet, a long-range version of the single-aisle A320 type called A321XLR

IndiGo's planes fitted with Pratt & Whitney 1100 series engines that have clocked more than 2,900 hours must have at least one modified engine, says DGCA

Much like other sectors, the airline is also witnessing a slump in demand. CEO Ronojoy Dutta said that the market is softening, and there are apparent signs of it. \"July and August were strong months

IndiGo Q2 results: Revenue from operations surged 31.1 per cent to Rs 8,539.80 crore as against Rs 6,514.10 crore in the corresponding quarter

Bhatia had filed another case against IndiGo Independent Director Anupam Khanna and Gangwal in a Maryland District Court in the US recently, alleging violation of the shareholders' agreement

IndiGo promoters' spat: Bhatia has filed a lawsuit against Gangwal and Khanna in Florida and Maryland courts to seek information regarding shareholders' agreement between IndiGO, IGE Enterprises, the Bhatia family and Gangwal

InterGlobe Aviation informed stock exchanges on Tuesday that Rahul Bhatia and his group InterGlobe Enterprises have submitted a request for arbitration on 1 October to the London Court of International Arbitration

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IndiGo promoters' spat: Gangwal had early this month once again written to SEBI urging action on governance issues raised by him against Bhatia.

In a candid conversation with Business Today, Raj Raghavan, senior vice president of human resources at IndiGo, talks about a host of issues, which are keeping the low-cost carrier in the news

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IndiGo tells stock exchanges that Gangwal's August-30 letter seeks directions to IGE Group regarding amendments in Articles of Association, related-party transactions, non-independence of current chairman M Damodaram, among others