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Best of BS Opinion: Life after Covid vaccine, tax arbitration case & more

Here's a selection of Business Standard opinion pieces for the day

IndiGo to refund customers for flight cancellations due to Covid by Jan 31

IndiGo said it will refund all customer credit shells, which were created when flights were cancelled due to the coronavirus lockdown earlier this year, by January 31, 2021

BOC Aviation delivers first of four Airbus A321NEO aircraft to Indigo

BOC Aviation Ltd. has delivered the first of four new Airbus A321NEO aircraft on lease to IndiGo, an official statement said

IndiGo sees demand inching up, reduces leave without pay for pilots

Airbus A320 and A321 pilots will have leave without pay of three days per month and for captains of regional aircraft fleet ATR-72 there will be no more LWP

How IndiGo CEO sees aviation shaping up amid worst crisis in history

Dutta is convinced that no matter where we find ourselves today, one cannot go wrong with the Indian aviation market

IndiGo seeks shareholder nod for payment of salary to CEO Ronojoy Dutta

Approval from shareholders has been sought by way of a special resolution which will be put to vote at the company's annual general meeting on September 4

IndiGo flies into the red on Covid curbs, posts loss of Rs 2,843 cr in Q1

Posts loss of Rs 2,843 cr in Q1FY21 against PBT of Rs 1,509 cr Q1FY20

IndiGo implements another round of pay cuts for senior management, pilots

CEO Ronojoy Dutta will take a pay cut of 35%, while all executives at the level of senior vice president and above will take a pay cut of 30%

Covid-19 impact: Govt extends cap on airline capacity, fares till Nov 24

On June 26, the government had had allowed airlines to increase flights upto 45% of their total capacity, from the initial cap of one- third of their total capacity.

IndiGo to cut 10% workforce to control impact of Covid-19 pandemic

The airline with more than 50 percent market share is one of the largest job creators in the Indian aviation industry due to its size

Covid-19 impact: IndiGo to lay off 10% of its workforce, says CEO

From where things stand currently, it is impossible for our company to fly through this economic storm without making some sacrifices, said CEO Dutta

We're confident of operating at 50% capacity: IndiGo CEO Ronojoy Dutta

With 262 planes, IndiGo operated over 1,500 daily flights prior to March 24 but is now operating around 350 scheduled flights a day, which is putting a pressure on its finances

Top headlines: Tata Motors scouting for partner, no lockdown in Delhi

From Sebi to discuss Franklin move to wind-up business, Airtel Payments Bank rolling out accounts for MSMEs to IndiGo confident of working at 50% capacity, here are the top headlines of the day

IndiGo aims to operate 70% of pre Covid-19 flights by 2020-end: CEO Ronojoy

India's largest airline IndiGo operated around 1,500 daily flights in the pre-Covid era. Around 20-25 per cent of these flights were on international routes while the remaining operated domestically.

IndiGo CEO says flights are the safest mode of travel amid coronavirus

More than a dozen passengers have been reported Covid-19 positive since the resumption of domestic air flights. A total of 45,762 passengers took flights on June 2 till 5 pm

IndiGo posts Rs 1,290 crore pre-tax loss in Q4 amid Covid-19 lockdown

Although unsure of revival in demand, Chief Financial Officer Aditya Pande said there was a slight uptick in forward bookings after the lockdown was relaxed.

Sanitisers to ticket price: 10 changes to note when India resumes flights

Facemasks and social distancing measures may become a common practice for airline passengers.

IndiGo reinstates pay cuts, introduces leave without pay for senior staff

IndiGo had announced pay cuts for its senior employees on March 19. However, it rolled back the decision on April 23

Covid-19 woes: IndiGo to discontinue on-board meal service, says CEO

The company will also run its airport buses at 50 per cent capacity when service resumes

Our Vande Mataram moment, says IndiGo as it offers relief flights for free

The airline has a fleet of 219 Airbus A320 aircraft and 25 smaller ATR-72 jets which it can use to fly food and medicines to remote areas