India’s largest airline IndiGo is yet to receive clarity from engine manufacturer Pratt & Whitney (P&W) about the schedule, duration, and impact of impending engine inspections that are bound to lead to the grounding of a number of airplanes in the carrier’s A320neo fleet.
While it awaits clarity from P&W, IndiGo has initiated mitigating measures — mainly extending leases on planes and adding new aircraft on lease — to tide over any disruption, the airline’s chief executive officer Pieter Elbers said.
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