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IndiGo's Fleet Update: Pratt & Whitney's Engine Replacement Plan

IndiGo, India's largest airline, is set to receive a boost as Pratt & Whitney aims to replace faulty engines by June 2026. This move could significantly impact IndiGo's profitability and reduce its reliance on costly leased planes. With 40 planes grounded and 60 flying, the engine replacement timeline is crucial. The airline's profitability is expected to improve, according to analysts. The opening of new airports and the resolution of engine issues will provide IndiGo with more capacity and reduce lease costs. The crisis began in 2023 due to a defect in Pratt & Whitney's GTF engines, affecting airlines globally. IndiGo's fleet includes 100 Airbus A320neo family aircraft powered by Pratt & Whitney engines. The number of grounded aircraft has gradually declined since 2024, but progress remains slow. Pratt & Whitney's repair network performance has strengthened, indicating a faster pace of work. IndiGo is the only Indian airline with a grounded fleet due to engine issues. Stay tuned for more updates on IndiGo's fleet and the impact on its operations.