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IndiGo to stay focused on short-haul operations despite international expansion: CEO

IndiGo to stay focused on short-haul operations despite international expansion: CEO

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    New Delhi, November 3 (IANS): IndiGo will continue to prioritise its core short-haul business even as it accelerates overseas expansion, Chief Executive Officer Willie Walsh said on Tuesday.Speaking at the Aviation India and South Asia 2026 conference here, Walsh said that the airline currently…

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New Delhi, November 3 (IANS): IndiGo will continue to prioritise its core short-haul business even as it accelerates overseas expansion, Chief Executive Officer Willie Walsh said on Tuesday.Speaking at the Aviation India and South Asia 2026 conference here, Walsh said that the airline currently…

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IndiGo to stay focused on short-haul operations despite international expansion: CEO

New Delhi, November 3 (IANS): IndiGo will continue to prioritise its core short-haul business even as it accelerates overseas expansion, Chief Executive Officer Willie Walsh said on Tuesday.Speaking at the Aviation India and South Asia 2026 conference here, Walsh said that the airline currently…

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