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IndiGo A321 Suffers Tail Strike on Second Landing Attempt at Bengaluru Airport

An IndiGo Airbus A321 suffered a tail strike during a second landing attempt at Bengaluru airport, reviving scrutiny over operational safety and approach discipline at one of India’s busiest aviation hubs. The incident comes against the backdrop of earlier tail-strike events involving the same aircraft type at other airports, underscoring the need for tighter monitoring and training.

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Macro Economy & Fiscal PolicyJust now (11:36 PM IST)

IndiGo expands bonded cargo network to 28 stations to link domestic freight with global markets

IndiGo has expanded its bonded cargo footprint to 28 stations as it pushes deeper into international freight flows, with Delhi, Mumbai and Bengaluru emerging as the airline’s principal gateways. The move strengthens the carrier’s ability to move domestic cargo into export channels without customs clearance at every intermediate point, a structural shift that could improve speed, reliability and cost efficiency for Indian shippers.

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Aviation, Shipping & LogisticsSpecial Report (Sept 27, 2026)

The 1,500-Jet Order Book: How Air India and IndiGo are Turning New Delhi and Mumbai into Global Transit Megahubs

India’s two dominant carriers are attempting something the country has never sustained at scale: build globally relevant transit hubs that can pull traffic away from the Gulf. Air India’s Tata-led turnaround and IndiGo’s long-haul expansion together have created an order book of roughly 1,500 aircraft, a fleet pipeline large enough to reshape route economics, airport planning and bilateral aviation diplomacy. The strategic prize is not just prestige; it is the capture of India-origin and sixth-freedom traffic now funneled through Dubai, Doha and Abu Dhabi. The wager is that Delhi’s Indira Gandhi International Airport, alongside the coming Noida and Navi Mumbai greenfield airports, can support a new hub-and-spoke system for long-haul connectivity. But the constraints are severe: aircraft delivery delays, pilot training bottlenecks, airport slot scarcity, premium-cabin competition and the hard arithmetic of connecting flows. India may be building the hardware for a hub state, yet whether it can match the Gulf carriers’ operational discipline remains the central test.

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