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Mr. Pieter Elbers Chief Executive Officer Mr. Pieter Elbers is an airline business leader with over 30 years’ experience in aviation. Prior to joining IndiGo in early September 2022, he was the President & Chief Executive Officer of KLM. He started his career at KLM in 1992 as Manager Aircraft loading. During his tenure at KLM, he held various key managerial positions in The Netherlands, Japan, Greece, and Italy. In 2005, he was appointed as Senior Vice President Network & Alliances, promoted to Chief Operating Officer in 2011, and to President & CEO in 2014. During this time, he was also an executive of the AIR FRANCE-KLM Group. Pieter has a bachelor’s degree in Logistics Management and a master’s degree in Business Economics, and has completed various executive programs at IMD, Lausanne and Columbia University, New York. Pieter is also a member of the Board of Governors at IATA. Mr. Wolfgang Prock-Schauer President & Chief Operating Officer Mr. Prock-Schauer is an experienced international aviation executive with a total professional experience of over 36 years. He has served as the Chief Executive Officer of some of the major airlines across Europe and Asia. He is a graduate from the University of Economics, Vienna. He started his career in 1981 at Austrian Airlines, where he was responsible for network management, strategic planning and alliances, and integration of the airlines Lauda Air and Tyrolean. He has also worked with Jet Airways (India), British Midland Intern...

• • • • How a gospel DJ-turned-event manager-turned civil contractor became India's newest airline owner How a gospel DJ-turned-event manager-turned civil contractor became India's newest airline owner Little-known Nagpur-based Samuel Timothy is buying Hyderabad-based TruJet, whose former chairman Ram Charan is among the biggest superstars down South. But can the newcomer with an adventurous track record pull it off in a sector that's fraught with peril? At the heart of Samuel Timothy’s plan to foray into aviation is a firm belief in the Indian regional airline story, with a focus on Tier II and III cities. Samuel Timothy seems like the jack of all trades. Or at least that’s what a search of the man shows up on the internet. His Facebook profile describes him as the “first gospel DJ of India”. On Instagram, he calls himself as the producer of the PIMP web series. For the uninitiated, the series, as the name suggests, seems to be a thriller of sorts with abundant nudity and was released in 2019. Timothy shuttles between Mumbai, Hyderabad, Pune, Goa, Shirdi, and Nagpur, according to his Instagram profile, and is also a dirt bike racer. Then there is the 33-year-old’s tryst with the But all that seems to pale in comparison to his latest adventure. Timothy is the chairman and managing director of WinAir, a Nagpur-based airline company that has agreed to acquire a 79 percent equity stake in Hyderabad-headquartered regional airline TruJet. TruJet is owned by Turbo Megha Airways ...

Indigo airlines is an Indian private airline company, was established in 2006. Its head office is in Gurgaon, Haryana India. It’s an airline which reduced or low fares and is affordable by people of all categories. 3rd biggest airlines of Asia and is ranked at 10 th number globally. “Best Low-Cost Airline” is the award the airline received from Skytrax for the 8 successive years. Table of Contents • • • • • • • 1. Owners and Shares of Indigo Airline It is owned by two persons; Rahul Bhatia owner of Interglobe Enterprises and a United States based NRI Rakesh Gangwal. If we talk about the shares in this airline, 51.12% shares are owned by Interglobe Enterprises and Caelum Investments, a Virginia based company of Gangwal’s carries 47.88% shares in indigo airlines. 2. Flight Operation of Indigo Airline The airline has the largest fleet of latest and semi latest airplanes. It operates more than 1000 flights daily. Indigo airline is the first airline of India which flew 1000 flights per day to more than 49 targets locally and internationally. 3. Market Share and Company Policy As we already mentioned it’s a 3 rd largest airline of Asia and India’s first largest passenger airline. Up to February, 2020 Indigo airline carries 48% market share. The airline claims that they are cheapest passenger airline in India and their main focus is on following three points: • Offering cheapest rates • No inconvenience in service • Time management with commitment Main success of the airline is l...

New Delhi: A passenger on an IndiGo, Chennai-Tiruchirappalli flight opened the emergency door on December 10, last year, the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) informed through an official communication on Tuesday, adding that it had taken due note of the incident and has ordered a probe into it. A previous communication from the DGCA said the flight was bound for Trivandrum, but the carrier later issued a clarification saying it was flying to Tiruchirappalli. In what is the latest in a string of incidents of passenger misconduct, coming on the back of two alleged peeing incidents onboard two Air India (AI) international flights, the passenger, whose identity was yet to be ascertained, opened the emergency door leaving the others onboard the IndiGo flight 6E-7339. However, there was no untoward incident as the flight hadn't yet taken off. Confirming that the flight regulator had taken note of the incident, a senior DGCA official told ANI, "The incident was duly reported. It appears that the passenger opened the RH emergency exit door by mistake while the aircraft was still on the ground. The crew moved in swiftly and all appropriate action to restore airworthiness such as reinstalling the door, pressurisation check was carried out before the flight was cleared for departure. No safety protocol was compromised with." Earlier, a man named Shankar Mishra had allegedly urinated on a 70-year-old woman in an intoxicated condition in the business class of an Air India f...