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IndiGo Expands China Connectivity with New Delhi-Guangzhou Route

IndiGo is launching daily non-stop flights between Delhi and Guangzhou starting November 10, 2025, using A320neo aircraft. This marks the restoration of air connectivity between India and China after a five-year suspension due to COVID-19 and border tensions. The new route will connect Delhi to 21 international destinations and provide Chinese travelers access to IndiGo's network of over 90 domestic destinations. This expansion aligns with IndiGo's strategy for international growth and follows their recent resumption of Kolkata-Guangzhou service.

10Nov 25

IndiGo Reports 10% Revenue Growth and Operational Profit in Q2 FY26, Expands International Presence

IndiGo, India's leading airline, reported a 10% increase in total income to ₹196.00 billion for Q2 FY26. The company achieved an operational profit of ₹1.00 billion, excluding forex impact. However, it posted a net loss of ₹25.80 billion due to currency depreciation. IndiGo served 28.8 million passengers, expanded to 94 destinations, and increased passenger unit revenue by 3%. The airline added its first A321XLR aircraft, doubled its A350 widebody order to 60, and announced new international routes. IndiGo maintains a strong financial position with ₹385.00 billion in free cash and ₹150.00 billion in restricted cash. The company expects high teens capacity growth for Q3 and Q4 FY26 and has revised its full-year capacity growth guidance to early teens.

07Nov 25

InterGlobe Aviation Allots 1,200 Shares Under Employee Stock Option Scheme

InterGlobe Aviation Limited, IndiGo's parent company, has allotted 1,200 equity shares under its Employee Stock Option Scheme (ESOP) 2023. The allotment, decided on November 6, 2025, increases the company's total issued shares to 38,65,90,098 and the share capital to ₹386,59,00,980.00. The shares, with a face value and exercise price of ₹10.00 each, will be listed on NSE and BSE.

06Nov 25

IndiGo Reports Q2 Loss of Rs 2,582 Crore Amid Foreign Exchange Challenges

Interglobe Aviation, IndiGo's parent company, reported a net loss of Rs 2,582.00 crore in Q2 FY2024, a 161.6% increase from the previous year. Revenue from operations grew 9% to Rs 18,555.00 crore. The company attributes the loss primarily to foreign exchange movements, stating it would have posted a Rs 104.00 crore profit without this impact. Total expenses rose 18% to Rs 22,081.00 crore. Passenger ticket revenues increased by 11.2%, while ancillary revenues grew by 14%. Nuvama maintained a 'Hold' rating on the stock with a Rs 5,330.00 target price, noting that Q2 EBITDAR missed consensus estimates by 39%.

04Nov 25

IndiGo Plans Network Expansion and Anticipates Cost Increase from New Pilot Regulations

IndiGo, India's largest airline, reported Q2 FY2024 results with a slight decrease in load factor to 82.50%, but an increase in yield to ₹4.69/km and available seat kilometers to 41.20 billion. The airline expects high teen growth in capacity for Q3 but faces challenges from new Flight Duty Time Limitation norms, Aircraft On Ground issues, and damp leasing costs. IndiGo currently operates about 2,300 daily flights and plans network expansion across domestic and international routes.

04Nov 25

IndiGo Reports Rs. 987 Crore Loss in Q2 Amid Rising Costs and Foreign Exchange Impact

Interglobe Aviation, IndiGo's parent company, reported a consolidated net loss of Rs. 987.00 crore for Q2 FY24, compared to a profit of Rs. 189.00 crore in the same period last year. Total income increased by 4.4% to Rs. 15,983.00 crore. The company faced significant challenges including unrealized foreign exchange losses of Rs. 3,162.00 crore and increased aircraft fuel expenses of Rs. 5,815.00 crore. For the half-year, the company posted a loss of Rs. 1,710.00 crore, contrasting with a profit of Rs. 1,897.00 crore in the previous year.

03Nov 25

InterGlobe Aviation Q2 Results Preview: Analysts Expect Mixed Performance with Revenue Growth Up to 13%

InterGlobe Aviation, IndiGo's parent company, is set to announce Q2 earnings on November 4. Analysts project revenue growth between 4% and 13%, with estimates ranging from ₹17,646 crore to ₹19,148 crore. Profit forecasts vary widely, from a net loss of ₹1,574 crore to a recurring PAT of ₹1,530 crore. EBITDA projections range from ₹1,241 crore to ₹2,112 crore, with margins between 7% and 11.5%. Despite expected seasonal weakness, analysts maintain a positive medium-term outlook due to international expansion plans and network additions.

30Oct 25

InterGlobe Aviation Sees Rs. 57.69 Crore Block Trade on NSE

InterGlobe Aviation, IndiGo's parent company, experienced a significant block trade on the NSE. The transaction involved 100,150 shares at Rs. 5,760.00 per share, totaling Rs. 57.69 crores. This substantial trade indicates strong institutional interest in the airline stock and could be viewed as a vote of confidence in the company's prospects.

30Oct 25

IndiGo Expands International Routes with New Bengaluru-Riyadh Flights

Interglobe Aviation, operating as IndiGo, announced the launch of direct flights connecting Bengaluru, India, to Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, starting November 16, 2023. This expansion strengthens IndiGo's international network and Middle East presence, offering increased convenience for travelers with potential benefits for business, leisure, trade, and tourism between the two countries.

27Oct 25

IndiGo Expands International Operations with Mumbai-London Flight and Kolkata-Guangzhou Route

IndiGo has launched new international routes, including Mumbai-London and Kolkata-Guangzhou flights. The airline plans to acquire 30 Airbus A350 aircraft for its wide-body fleet expansion. Future plans include Delhi-Guangzhou flights starting November 10, 2025. These moves aim to strengthen IndiGo's position in the international market and compete more effectively on long-haul routes.

21Oct 25

IndiGo Expands Operations Across All Three Delhi Airport Terminals from October 26

IndiGo, operated by Interglobe Aviation, is expanding its operations at Delhi's Indira Gandhi International Airport. From October 26, the airline will distribute flights across all three terminals, coinciding with Terminal 2's reopening. Terminal 1 will continue existing domestic operations, Terminal 2 will handle flights numbered 6E 2000 - 6E 2999, and Terminal 3 will manage domestic flights 6E 5000 - 6E 5999 and all international departures. IndiGo operates approximately 1,700 weekly flights from Delhi, part of its over 2,200 daily flights nationwide.

20Oct 25

Power Bank Fire Incident on IndiGo Flight at Delhi Airport, All Passengers Safe

A potential safety hazard was prevented on an IndiGo flight at Delhi Airport when a power bank caught fire. The incident occurred on an aircraft operated by Interglobe Aviation, IndiGo's parent company, which was scheduled to fly to Dimapur. Despite the alarming nature of the event, all passengers remained safe, demonstrating the effectiveness of the airline's safety protocols and quick response measures. The incident highlights the risks associated with carrying electronic devices on flights and the importance of passenger adherence to airline safety regulations.

17Oct 25

IndiGo Expands Fleet and International Routes, Orders 30 More Airbus A350-900 Aircraft

IndiGo has converted 30 of its 70 purchase rights for Airbus A350-900 aircraft into firm orders, expanding its wide-body fleet from 30 to 60 aircraft. This follows their initial purchase of 30 A350-900s. IndiGo is also expanding its international routes, having launched flights to Manchester and Amsterdam, with plans for Copenhagen, London, and Athens. The airline currently operates over 400 aircraft, with an order book of nearly 900+ more, serving 90+ domestic and 40+ international destinations with around 2200+ daily flights.

12Oct 25

DGCA Slaps ₹40 Lakh Fine on IndiGo for Unapproved Pilot Training

India's aviation regulator, DGCA, has imposed a ₹40 lakh fine on Interglobe Aviation, IndiGo's parent company, for conducting pilot training using unapproved flight simulators. The penalty includes ₹20 lakh for IndiGo and ₹10 lakh each for the Director of Training and Director of Flight Operations. The violation affected approximately 1,700 pilots, involving training on 20 simulators across six cities for operations at high-risk Category C airports like Calicut, Leh, and Kathmandu. The executives have 30 days to pay the fines and can appeal with a ₹1,000 fee.

11Oct 25

IndiGo Expands International Routes with New Flights to China and Vietnam

IndiGo, India's leading airline, announces expansion of international routes with new direct flights from Delhi to Guangzhou (starting November 10, 2025) and Hanoi (starting December 20, 2025). Both routes will operate daily using Airbus A320 aircraft. The Delhi-Guangzhou route marks the resumption of flight services between India and China after a five-year hiatus. IndiGo is also building on its existing operations in Vietnam, where it currently operates 14 weekly flights connecting Kolkata with Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City. The expansion aims to meet growing travel demand and capitalize on increasing economic ties between India and its Asian neighbors.

09Oct 25

Goldman Sachs Bullish on IndiGo's International Expansion, Maintains Rs 6,000 Target

Goldman Sachs maintains a Rs 6,000 target price for IndiGo's stock, projecting an 11% CAGR in Available Seat Kilometers, driven by 19% CAGR in international expansion. IndiGo's stock has surged over 20% in the past year, contrasting with SpiceJet's 50% decline. The airline recently launched flights to Copenhagen, its 44th international destination. With over 400 planes, ~2,200 daily flights, and a 64.2% domestic market share, IndiGo demonstrates strong operational metrics. Growth catalysts include new international airports in Mumbai and Delhi, competitive pricing on international routes, and an extensive pipeline of new routes.

08Oct 25

IndiGo Expands European Network with Mumbai-Copenhagen Flights Amid DGCA Penalty

Interglobe Aviation, IndiGo's parent company, has been fined ₹20 lakh by the DGCA for alleged lapses in pilot training procedures at Category C aerodromes. IndiGo plans to contest the order. The company assures that the penalty won't significantly impact its financials or operations. IndiGo attributed the delay in disclosing this information to an internal communication lapse. Despite this, the airline has expanded its international network, launching direct flights between Mumbai and Copenhagen.

06Oct 25

IndiGo Expands International Routes Amid Supreme Court GST Notice

The Supreme Court of India has issued a notice to Interglobe Aviation, IndiGo Airlines' parent company, regarding a petition on Integrated Goods and Services Tax (IGST) for aircraft reimportation. This case could have significant implications for the aviation industry's cost structures, aircraft leasing practices, and operational strategies. Meanwhile, IndiGo has launched a new daily flight service connecting Mumbai to London Heathrow, expanding its international routes.

03Oct 25

IndiGo to Reconnect India and China with Daily Kolkata-Guangzhou Flights

IndiGo, India's leading airline, will restart air connectivity between India and mainland China with daily non-stop flights from Kolkata to Guangzhou starting October 26. The airline also plans to introduce flights connecting New Delhi to Guangzhou. This marks a significant step in resuming international operations between the two countries post-COVID-19 disruptions. The move is part of IndiGo's strategy to strengthen its international network and is expected to cater to both business and leisure travelers, potentially boosting trade and tourism.

30Sept 25

InterGlobe Aviation Joins Nifty 50, Reports Mixed Q2 Results

InterGlobe Aviation, IndiGo's parent company, joined the Nifty 50 index on September 30. The company reported Q2 net profit of ₹2,176.00 crore, below analyst expectations and down year-over-year. Revenue grew 4.7% to ₹20,496.00 crore, while EBITDA increased 1.3% to ₹5,226.00 crore. Operating margin decreased to 25.50%. IndiGo plans to expand operations at the upcoming Navi Mumbai International Airport, starting with 18 daily departures and aiming for 140 by November 2026. The stock closed 0.20% higher at ₹5,571.00, with 20 out of 25 analysts maintaining a 'Buy' rating.

25Sept 25

IndiGo Expands International Routes with New Thiruvananthapuram-Malé Flight

IndiGo is introducing a new daily direct flight service between Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala, and Malé, Maldives, starting October 26. The flights will depart Thiruvananthapuram at 12:00 PM and arrive in Malé at 1:15 PM, with return flights leaving Malé at 2:05 PM and reaching Thiruvananthapuram at 4:20 PM. ATR aircraft will be used for this route. Thiruvananthapuram becomes the fourth Indian city with direct connectivity to Malé. IndiGo is also expanding its international network with new routes to Greece, Almaty, Tashkent, Tbilisi, and Siem Reap. Domestically, the airline plans to add four new destinations and aims to be the first to operate from upcoming airports in Navi Mumbai and Noida.

19Sept 25

IndiGo Cofounder Rahul Bhatia's Net Worth Soars Past $10 Billion

Rahul Bhatia, co-founder of Interglobe Aviation (IndiGo), has seen his net worth exceed $10 billion. This figure surpasses IndiGo's annual revenue and is more than double the company's market value at its 2015 IPO. IndiGo, India's largest airline by market share, has grown significantly since its 2006 launch, becoming a dominant player in the Indian aviation sector with its low-cost model and extensive domestic network. Bhatia's wealth milestone reflects IndiGo's success and the growth potential of India's aviation market.

17Sept 25

IndiGo Inks Strategic Contracts with Thales for Avionics Maintenance and Electronic Flight Bag Solutions

IndiGo has entered into two significant agreements with Thales. The first is an 11-year avionics maintenance contract for over 1,200 aircraft, including the current fleet of 430 Airbus A320s and future orders exceeding 800 A32X aircraft. Thales will provide repair services through its 'Avionics-By-The-Hour' and 'Repair-By-The-Hour' programs, supported by its new MRO facility in Gurugram. The second is a five-year agreement with AvioBook, a Thales company, to extend Electronic Flight Bag usage across IndiGo's entire fleet, supporting over 650,000 flights annually. This partnership aims to enhance operational efficiency, maintain a modern fleet, and prepare for significant expansion.

17Sept 25

InterGlobe Aviation Appoints Amitabh Kant as Non-Executive Director

InterGlobe Aviation, IndiGo's parent company, has appointed Amitabh Kant as a Non-Executive Non-Independent Director, effective September 15, 2025. The appointment follows security clearance from the Ministry of Civil Aviation. Initially proposed in July 2025, the appointment was subject to MoCA clearance and shareholder approval. Kant's Director Identification Number is 00222708.

16Sept 25

IndiGo Expands European Reach with New Mumbai-Copenhagen Direct Flights

IndiGo is introducing direct flights between Mumbai and Copenhagen starting October 8. The thrice-weekly service will use Boeing 787-9 Dreamliners leased from Norse Atlantic Airways. Flights will offer Economy and Premium IndiGoStretch business classes with complimentary meals and in-flight entertainment. This expansion adds Copenhagen as IndiGo's 44th international and 138th overall destination, strengthening its European presence and providing a gateway to the Nordic region for Indian travelers.

15Sept 25

IndiGo Expands Global Reach with Aegean Airlines Codeshare Agreement

Interglobe Aviation's IndiGo has entered into a codeshare partnership with Aegean Airlines, Greece's largest carrier. This strategic alliance aims to enhance connectivity between India and Europe, offering passengers more travel options and seamless connections. The partnership will allow both airlines to share flight codes, expanding their route networks through mutual cooperation. This move is expected to benefit travelers with an expanded network, easier transfers, and increased flexibility in itineraries. The collaboration marks a significant step for IndiGo in strengthening its international presence and for Aegean Airlines in accessing IndiGo's extensive network within India.

15Sept 25

IndiGo Sets Sights on Athens with New Airbus A321XLR Fleet

Interglobe Aviation's IndiGo airline announces plans to make Athens its inaugural destination for the upcoming Airbus A321XLR aircraft. The airline intends to connect Delhi and Mumbai with Athens, marking a significant expansion into European markets. The launch of these routes is pending necessary approvals. IndiGo expects to receive its first A321XLR by late 2025, becoming the first Indian airline to operate this aircraft model. The A321XLR, known for its extended range of up to 4,700 nautical miles and improved fuel efficiency, could potentially reshape Indian aviation by offering more competitive prices on long-haul routes.

11Sept 25

IndiGo Resumes Flights to Kathmandu Following Nepal's Political Turmoil

Interglobe Aviation's IndiGo is resuming flights to and from Kathmandu, Nepal, starting September 11, following a brief suspension due to political unrest. The airline will operate four daily scheduled flights and two additional special relief flights at special fares, subject to regulatory approvals. The resumption comes after violent demonstrations in Nepal, sparked by the government's ban on 26 social media platforms, resulting in at least 19 deaths and over 300 injuries nationwide. The Indian government has arranged additional flights for stranded passengers and advised airlines to maintain reasonable fares.

09Sept 25

IndiGo Expands Network: Launches First Commercial Flights to Purnea, Bihar

IndiGo, India's leading airline, announces expansion to Purnea, Bihar, marking its 94th domestic and 137th overall destination. Starting September 15, 2025, IndiGo will operate thrice-weekly flights between Kolkata and Purnea using ATR aircraft. This marks the commencement of commercial operations at Purnea airport under the UDAN scheme. Purnea becomes IndiGo's fourth destination in Bihar, following Patna, Gaya, and Darbhanga. The new route is expected to boost trade, tourism, and regional development in the Seemanchal region.

31Aug 25

IndiGo Poised for Growth as India and China Set to Resume Direct Flights

Interglobe Aviation, IndiGo's parent company, is poised to capitalize on the announced resumption of direct passenger flights between India and China after a five-year suspension. IndiGo has expressed readiness to start operations once services are cleared. The move is expected to intensify competition on India-China routes, with other carriers like Air India also likely to resume services. This development follows India's recent decision to allow tourist visas for Chinese nationals, marking a step towards normalizing relations.

28Aug 25

IndiGo Co-Founder Rakesh Gangwal's Family Trust Sells 1.3% Stake for Rs 2,933 Crore

InterGlobe Aviation's shares fell 5.22% after the Chinkerpoo Family Trust, associated with co-founder Rakesh Gangwal, sold a 1.3% stake in IndiGo for Rs 2,933 crore. The trust offloaded 50.40 lakh shares at Rs 5,814.71-5,825.72 per share, reducing their holding to 1.78%. The combined Gangwal family shareholding has decreased to 6.51%. Since 2022, the Gangwals have sold a 28.32% stake in IndiGo, following Rakesh Gangwal's decision to gradually reduce his equity stake over five years.

28Aug 25

IndiGo Shares in Focus: Gangwal Family Plans 3.1% Stake Sale, Boeing 777 Lease Extended

The Rakesh Gangwal Family plans to sell up to 3.1% stake in Interglobe Aviation, IndiGo's parent company, at a floor price of Rs 5,808.00 per share. This continues their phased exit strategy, following five previous stake sales totaling over 9%. Currently, promoters and promoter group hold 43.53% stake, while Rakesh Gangwal personally holds 4.73%. IndiGo reported a 20% YoY decline in net profit to Rs 2,176.00 crore, despite 4.7% revenue growth. The airline maintains an 84.2% passenger load factor and 87.1% on-time performance. IndiGo also received a six-month extension from DGCA to operate two Boeing 777 aircraft wet-leased from Turkish Airlines until February 28, 2026, citing geopolitical challenges and peak travel season benefits.

26Aug 25

IndiGo Promoters to Offload 3.1% Stake Worth Rs 7,028 Crore in Block Deal

Interglobe Aviation's co-founder Rakesh Gangwal and the Chinkerpoo Family Trust plan to sell a 3.1% stake through a block deal. The offer includes up to 1.21 crore shares at Rs 5,808 per share, totaling Rs 7,027.70 crore. This sale is part of Gangwal's previously announced plan to reduce his stake over five years. After the transaction, the promoters' stake will decrease from 7.8% to 4.7%. The company's stock has shown strong performance with a 28.19% gain over the past year.

21Aug 25

IndiGo's Young A321neo Aircraft Scrapped for Parts Amid Supply Chain Challenges

Two Airbus A321neo aircraft, previously operated by IndiGo and only six years old, are being dismantled in Spain. This unexpected move is driven by financial considerations, with the parts valued higher than the whole aircraft. Each plane's dismantled parts are worth ₹373-468 crore, while the entire aircraft's market value is about ₹356 crore. The decision reflects ongoing supply chain disruptions in the aviation industry, particularly affecting the A320neo family. This situation has led to increased demand for serviceable parts and may influence future fleet management strategies across the industry.

18Aug 25

IndiGo and IDFC FIRST Bank Launch Innovative Dual-Network Credit Card

Interglobe Aviation's IndiGo has partnered with IDFC FIRST Bank to introduce a co-branded credit card operating on both Mastercard and RuPay networks. The card offers travel benefits and rewards, with flexible application options including a Rs 4,999 joining fee or a Rs 1 lakh fixed deposit for guaranteed approval. Benefits include welcome vouchers, meal vouchers, BluChips rewards on spending, annual milestone rewards, and travel insurance. The card aims to cater to a wider customer base, including those who may not meet traditional credit score requirements.

16Aug 25

IndiGo Flight Experiences Tail Strike During Mumbai Landing Attempt

An IndiGo Airbus A321 experienced a tail strike while attempting to land at Mumbai airport during flight 6E 1060 from Bangkok. The incident occurred during a low-altitude go-around due to unfavorable weather. The flight landed safely on the second attempt. IndiGo has grounded the aircraft for checks and repairs, adhering to safety protocols. The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has initiated an investigation into the incident.

14Aug 25

IndiGo Poised to Restart India-China Direct Flights, Awaits Bilateral Approval

IndiGo, India's leading low-cost carrier, has announced its readiness to resume direct flights between India and China, pending bilateral agreements. CEO Pieter Elbers confirmed that the airline is prepared to reinstate daily flights that were operational before the Covid-19 pandemic. The resumption is contingent on governmental approvals from both countries, with industry sources suggesting an official announcement may be imminent. This move could significantly impact business and leisure travel, facilitating easier movement between the two nations and potentially boosting economic and cultural exchanges.

12Aug 25

InterGlobe Aviation Among 17 Companies with Final Day for Dividend Eligibility

InterGlobe Aviation, IndiGo's parent company, is one of 17 firms with Tuesday as the last day to buy shares for upcoming dividends. InterGlobe declared a final dividend of 100% (Rs 10 per share). Other notable companies include NBCC (India), Brigade Enterprises, Container Corporation of India, Godrej Consumer Products, Pidilite Industries, and Sun TV Network. The record date for these dividends is set for Wednesday, August 13. This announcement is expected to drive increased trading volumes as investors position themselves for the payouts.

05Aug 25

IndiGo Breaks Ground on Massive MRO Facility in Bengaluru

IndiGo, India's leading airline, has begun construction of a large-scale Maintenance, Repair, and Overhaul (MRO) facility at Bengaluru's Kempegowda International Airport. The 31-acre facility will have 12 aircraft bays for narrow and wide-body aircraft, tripling IndiGo's current MRO capacity. Set to be operational by 2028, it will create over 1,000 jobs and significantly enhance the airline's operational efficiency. CEO Pieter Elbers highlighted the facility's strategic importance for improving aircraft availability and cost efficiencies.

05Aug 25

IndiGo Reports Robust Q1 FY26 Profit Despite External Headwinds

Interglobe Aviation, IndiGo's parent company, posted a net profit of Rs 2,180.00 crore in Q1 FY26, with total income up 6.00% YoY to Rs 21,500.00 crore. Passenger growth was 12.00%, double the industry average. Despite challenges like geopolitical tensions and the AI171 accident, IndiGo maintained market leadership. The airline expanded internationally, launching flights to Amsterdam and Manchester, with plans for London and Copenhagen. For Q2 FY26, IndiGo expects mid-to-high single-digit capacity growth and similar passenger unit revenues as last year.

04Aug 25

IndiGo Expands Global Reach with London Flights, New Routes, and Fleet Additions

IndiGo announces daily direct flights to London Heathrow starting October 26 using Boeing 787-9 Dreamliners. The airline is introducing its premium product, IndiGoStretch, on flights to Singapore and Dubai. IndiGo has ordered 30 Airbus A350s and plans to launch flights to new destinations including Copenhagen and Athens. The company has partnered with major airlines like Delta and Air France-KLM. Despite expansion, IndiGo reported a 29% decrease in quarterly profit. The airline maintains a 65% market share in domestic operations with a fleet of over 400 aircraft.

03Aug 25

IndiGo Launches 19th Anniversary Sale Amid 20% Drop in Quarterly Profit

Interglobe Aviation, IndiGo's parent company, announces a celebratory sale for its 19th anniversary with domestic fares starting at ₹1,219 and international fares from ₹4,319. The sale runs from August 3-6, 2025, for travel until March 31, 2026. However, the company reports a 20.20% year-over-year decrease in quarterly net profit to ₹2,176.00 crore, falling short of analyst expectations. CEO Pieter Elbers warns of potential future challenges, including rising aircraft insurance premiums due to inflation, geopolitical tensions, and recent aviation incidents.

31Jul 25

IndiGo Reports 20% Profit Decline Amid Rising Insurance Costs and Industry Challenges

IndiGo, India's leading airline, reported a 20% decrease in net profit for the June quarter, dropping to ₹2,176.30 crore from ₹2,728.80 crore last year. This decline occurred despite a 12% increase in passenger volume. Revenue from operations grew by 4.7% to ₹20,496.30 crore. The airline increased capacity by 16.4% and served 91 domestic and 41 international destinations. CEO Pieter Elbers warned of potential increases in aircraft insurance premiums due to global factors. The company has reduced its grounded aircraft from over 70 to the 40s range, primarily addressing previous engine issues.

31Jul 25

IndiGo Maintains Strong Growth Outlook for FY26, Introduces Complimentary Meals on European Routes

Interglobe Aviation, IndiGo's parent company, maintains its early double-digit capacity growth forecast for FY26. The airline expects mid to high single-digit capacity growth in Q2 FY26. IndiGo has introduced complimentary hot meals on European routes to enhance passenger experience. Cost per available seat kilometer for FY26 is projected to remain similar to FY25. Q2 FY25 financial results show revenue from operations at ₹204,963.00 million and net profit at ₹21,763.00 million. The airline's fleet comprises 416 aircraft, serving 91 domestic and 41 international destinations with 2,269 daily flights at peak.

30Jul 25

IndiGo Reports Robust Growth with Fleet Expansion to 434 Aircraft, Despite Margin Pressures

IndiGo, India's leading airline, expanded its fleet to 434 aircraft and increased Available Seat Kilometers by 16% in Q1. The company reported a net profit of ₹2,176.30 crore, down 20.2% year-over-year, while total income rose 6.4% to ₹21,542.60 crore. Passenger growth reached 11.6%, but load factor declined slightly. Despite challenges like decreased yield and EBITDAR margin, IndiGo maintains a strong cash position of ₹6,849.00 crore and remains optimistic about long-term growth in Indian air travel.

30Jul 25

IndiGo Reports Strong Q1 Results Amid Industry Challenges, Expects Travel Normalization

IndiGo, India's leading airline, posted a net profit of ₹21,763 million for Q1 ended June 30, despite a 20.2% decrease from the previous year. Revenue from operations increased by 4.7% to ₹204,963 million. Passenger growth rose by 11.6% to 31 million, while capacity increased by 16.4%. The airline expanded its fleet to 416 aircraft. IndiGo's Co-CEO expects travel demand to normalize in coming months, acknowledging temporary impact on public sentiment due to recent industry events.

30Jul 25

IndiGo Reports Strong Q1 FY26 Results, Expands International Routes

IndiGo posted a net profit of ₹21,763.00 million for Q1 FY26, with total income reaching ₹215,426.00 million, up 6.4% year-over-year. Despite a 20.2% decrease in net profit, passenger volume grew by 11.6% to 31.0 million. The airline plans to expand its Mumbai-Amsterdam route to daily flights and increase Mumbai-Manchester flights to four times weekly. IndiGo aims to increase international capacity share from 28% to 40% by FY30. The company acknowledges challenges including aircraft groundings and fuel price volatility, but maintains a 64.5% domestic market share with 2,200 daily flights across 132 destinations.

30Jul 25

IndiGo Expands International Routes and Reports Strong Q1 FY26 Performance

IndiGo announced expansion of international routes, increasing frequencies on Mumbai-Amsterdam and Mumbai-Manchester flights. The airline reported a net profit of ₹21,763.00 million for Q1 FY26. Revenue from operations grew 4.7% to ₹204,963.00 million. Passenger volumes increased by 12% year-over-year. The airline's fleet comprised 416 aircraft, operating 2,269 daily flights to 91 domestic and 41 international destinations. IndiGo aims to increase international capacity share from 28% to 40% by FY30, with plans to add more Boeing 787-9 Dreamliners, Airbus A321XLRs, and A350-900s to its fleet.

30Jul 25

IndiGo Maintains Steady Course: Grounded Aircraft Count Stable, Capacity Forecast Reaffirmed

IndiGo, India's leading airline, reports that its grounded aircraft count remains in the forties. The company's Co-CEO reaffirmed IndiGo's capacity forecast for the fiscal year. In the quarter ended June 30, IndiGo saw a 4.70% increase in revenue from operations to ₹204,963.00 million and reported a net profit of ₹21,763.00 million. The airline's capacity increased by 16.40% to 42.30 billion Available Seat Kilometers, while passenger numbers grew by 11.60% to 31.00 million. IndiGo's fleet comprised 416 aircraft as of June 30, operating a peak of 2,269 daily flights serving 91 domestic and 41 international destinations.

30Jul 25

IndiGo Soars High: Plans Long-Haul Flights to London and Copenhagen Amid Strong Q1 Performance

IndiGo, India's leading airline, announced plans to launch long-haul flights to London and Copenhagen. The airline reported a robust Q1 FY24 performance with total income of ₹215,426.00 million, up 6.40% YoY, and a net profit of ₹21,763.00 million. Passenger growth increased by 12% to over 31 million. The airline's fleet expanded to 416 aircraft, operating 2,269 daily flights across 91 domestic and 41 international destinations. Despite industry challenges, IndiGo maintains a positive outlook on air travel growth.

30Jul 25

IndiGo Expands Global Reach with KLM Codeshare Partnership

IndiGo, India's leading airline, has established a reciprocal codeshare agreement with KLM Royal Dutch Airlines, marking a significant step in its international expansion strategy. This partnership will allow both airlines to sell seats on each other's flights, enhancing connectivity between India and Europe. IndiGo reported strong financial performance with a net profit of ₹21,763.00 million and total income of ₹215,426.00 million for the quarter, showing a 6.4% increase year-over-year. Passenger volumes grew by approximately 12%, and the airline's capacity increased by 16.4%. IndiGo's CEO expressed optimism about the growth of air travel and the company's commitment to serving growing demand.

30Jul 25

InterGlobe Aviation Reports Mixed Q1 Results: Revenue Up, Profit Down

InterGlobe Aviation, IndiGo's parent company, released Q1 financial results showing a 4.60% increase in revenue to 205.00 billion rupees. However, net profit declined by 20.80% to 21.60 billion rupees, missing analyst estimates. EBITDA marginally increased to 52.05 billion rupees, but the EBITDA margin fell to 25.39%. Operationally, the company expanded its fleet to 416 aircraft and increased both domestic and international destinations. Total cash stood at 494,057.00 million rupees, while total debt was 684,884.00 million rupees.

30Jul 25

IndiGo Under Scrutiny: Aviation Regulator Identifies Operational Issues

India's aviation watchdog has identified operational issues within IndiGo, the country's largest airline by market share. While specific details are not disclosed, this regulatory finding could impact IndiGo's reputation and operational efficiency. The airline may face increased oversight, potential operational adjustments, and possible short-term effects on public perception. Further information is expected regarding the nature of the issues and IndiGo's response.

29Jul 25

IndiGo Partners with Singapore Tourism Board to Boost India-Singapore Travel

IndiGo has entered a year-long strategic partnership with the Singapore Tourism Board to promote Singapore as a destination for Indian travelers. This marks IndiGo's first partnership with a national tourism board and STB's first MoU with an Indian airline. The collaboration coincides with the 60th anniversary of India-Singapore diplomatic relations and STB's 'Untold Singapore' campaign. IndiGo plans to launch its business class service, IndiGoStretch, on Singapore-Delhi and Singapore-Mumbai routes from August 9, 2023. Currently, over 270 weekly flights connect Singapore to 15 Indian cities, with Indian visitor arrivals to Singapore exceeding 500,000 in the first half of 2023.

28Jul 25

IndiGo to Announce Q1 FY26 Results on July 30, 2025; Shares Show Mixed Performance

Interglobe Aviation, IndiGo's parent company, will announce Q1 FY26 results on July 30, 2025. The Board meeting and results release are scheduled for 4 p.m. IST, followed by an earnings call at 5 p.m. IST. The trading window for company securities is closed from July 1 until 48 hours post-announcement. IndiGo's Q4 FY25 results showed strong growth with a 62% increase in net profit and 24.3% rise in revenue. The stock has seen mixed performance, down 2.68% in the past 5 sessions but up 34.42% over 6 months.

27Jul 25

IndiGo Sets Ambitious International Expansion Goals, Plans Fleet and MRO Growth

IndiGo plans to increase its international capacity share from 28% to 40% by 2030. The airline will add A321 XLR aircraft this fiscal year and A350-900s in 2027 to support long-haul operations. IndiGo has already launched flights to Manchester and Amsterdam using leased Boeing 787 Dreamliners. The carrier maintains a 64.50% domestic market share with 2,200 daily flights and a fleet of over 430 aircraft. IndiGo is also expanding its MRO capabilities with a new facility in Bengaluru. Despite industry challenges, the airline remains optimistic due to healthy passenger demand and planned growth initiatives.

25Jul 25

IndiGo's Credit Rating Soars to [ICRA]AA (Stable) on Robust Performance

ICRA Limited has upgraded IndiGo's long-term credit rating to [ICRA]AA with a Stable outlook, up from [ICRA]AA-. The upgrade reflects IndiGo's strong operational and financial performance, including 11% passenger traffic growth, 17% revenue surge to Rs 80,803.00 crore, and a 63% domestic market share. IndiGo operates 434 aircraft, connecting 91 domestic and 40 international destinations, with plans to add more than one aircraft per week. The airline has also announced its first dividend in six years.

25Jul 25

IndiGo's Market Share Dips Slightly as Indian Airlines See 3% Monthly Passenger Growth in June

Indian airlines transported 1.36 crore passengers in June, a 3% increase from May. IndiGo's market share slightly declined to 64.5%, while Air India Group increased to 27.1%. Akasa Air maintained 5.3%, and SpiceJet dropped to 1.9%. The sector showed 7.34% annual growth in the first half of 2023. Airlines faced operational challenges with a 0.93% flight cancellation rate, primarily due to technical issues. Delays and cancellations affected over 1.5 lakh passengers, resulting in significant compensation costs for airlines.

24Jul 25

IndiGo Sets Date for Q1 FY2026 Results Announcement

Interglobe Aviation Limited, parent company of IndiGo, will review its Q1 FY2026 results on July 30, 2025. The Board of Directors meeting is scheduled to approve unaudited standalone and consolidated financial results for the quarter ended June 30, 2025. A 60-minute earnings call will follow at 17:00 hours IST. Financial results will be available at 16:00 hours IST on the company and stock exchange websites. The trading window for company securities will reopen 48 hours after results declaration.

23Jul 25

IndiGo Flight Aborts Takeoff Due to Engine Fire, Second Technical Issue This Week

An IndiGo flight from Ahmedabad to Diu with 60 passengers aborted takeoff due to an engine fire. This incident follows another recent emergency landing due to landing gear issues. The airline is conducting thorough checks on the affected aircraft before resuming its operation. These consecutive technical problems may lead to increased scrutiny of IndiGo's operational reliability.

23Jul 25

IndiGo Faces Second Technical Snag This Week as Flight Aborts Takeoff

An IndiGo flight from Ahmedabad to Diu with 60 passengers aborted takeoff due to an engine fire. The incident occurred just days after another IndiGo flight made an emergency landing. The pilots noticed a technical snag indication and followed standard procedures to ensure passenger safety. The aircraft will undergo necessary checks before resuming operations. This marks the second technical issue for IndiGo this week, potentially raising questions about the airline's fleet maintenance and operational reliability.

16Jul 25

IndiGo Reports 4% Drop in July Air Traffic Amid Board Changes

Interglobe Aviation, IndiGo's parent company, reported a 4% year-on-year decrease in air traffic for July, with passenger numbers dropping to 6.27 million. The company also announced the appointment of Michael G. Whitaker as an Additional and Independent Director for a five-year term, effective July 14, following security clearance from the Ministry of Civil Aviation.

15Jul 25

InterGlobe Aviation Welcomes Michael G. Whitaker as New Independent Director

InterGlobe Aviation Limited, parent company of IndiGo, has appointed Michael G. Whitaker as an Independent Director effective July 14, 2025, following approval from the Ministry of Civil Aviation. The appointment is for a five-year term and is subject to shareholder approval. This addition to the board is expected to contribute to the company's strategic direction and oversight.

15Jul 25

IndiGo Expands Global Reach with Jetstar Codeshare Partnership

InterGlobe Aviation (IndiGo) has entered into a codeshare partnership with Jetstar, aiming to enhance connectivity and expand travel options across their combined networks. The agreement allows for shared flight codes on select routes, potentially offering seamless travel bookings, expanded destinations, and improved connections between IndiGo's domestic network and Jetstar's international routes. This move aligns with IndiGo's international expansion strategy and is expected to benefit passengers through simplified bookings and possibly more competitive pricing.

14Jul 25

InterGlobe Aviation Shares See Significant Block Trade on NSE

A significant block trade of InterGlobe Aviation (IndiGo's parent company) shares occurred on the National Stock Exchange. 100,876 shares were traded at Rs. 5,921 per share, totaling Rs. 59.73 crores. This large transaction may indicate potential shifts in investor positioning or sentiment towards the company. The identities of the buyer and seller remain undisclosed.

11Jul 25

InterGlobe Aviation Shares See Significant Block Trade on NSE

A significant block trade of 89,618 shares of InterGlobe Aviation Ltd. occurred on the National Stock Exchange. The shares were traded at Rs. 5,922.50 each, totaling Rs. 53.08 crores. This large transaction has drawn attention due to its potential implications for the company's ownership structure, though the identities of the buyer and seller remain undisclosed. InterGlobe Aviation, operating as IndiGo, is India's largest passenger airline.

11Jul 25

InterGlobe Aviation Shares See Significant Block Trade on NSE

InterGlobe Aviation Ltd., IndiGo's parent company, experienced a significant block trade on the National Stock Exchange. Approximately 112,108 shares were traded at Rs. 5,921.00 per share, totaling Rs. 66.38 crores. While the parties involved remain undisclosed, this large transaction has drawn market attention due to its potential implications for the company's ownership structure.

09Jul 25

IndiGo Ventures Raises Rs 450 Crore, Invests in Aerospace Startup Jeh Aerospace

Interglobe Aviation's corporate venture arm, IndiGo Ventures, announced the first close of its maiden fund at Rs 450 crore. The fund made its first investment in Jeh Aerospace, a Hyderabad-based aerospace startup. Jeh Aerospace plans to use the funding to scale its manufacturing infrastructure and enhance AI-driven production platforms.

09Jul 25

InterGlobe Aviation Shares: Major Block Trade Worth ₹148 Crore Executed

A block trade of 253,472 shares of InterGlobe Aviation Ltd., parent company of IndiGo, was executed on the National Stock Exchange. The transaction was valued at ₹148.05 crore, with each share priced at ₹5,841.00. This significant trade indicates continued investor interest in the aviation sector despite ongoing challenges.

08Jul 25

IndiGo Reports Strong Q4 FY25, Faces Headwinds in Q1 FY26

Interglobe Aviation, IndiGo's parent company, reported robust Q4 FY25 performance with a PRASK of Rs 4.65, driven by festive demand and special events. However, the airline anticipates challenges in Q1 FY26 due to global geopolitical issues and potential industry-wide effects from a recent Air India accident. These factors may impact IndiGo's performance in the coming quarter, requiring careful navigation of market conditions.

04Jul 25

InterGlobe Aviation Forms Partnership with Infiniti Software Solutions

InterGlobe Aviation, parent company of IndiGo, has formed a partnership with Infiniti Software Solutions. While specific details are undisclosed, the collaboration is expected to enhance IndiGo's technological capabilities. Potential benefits include technological advancements, improved customer experience, and increased operational efficiency. The partnership's impact on InterGlobe Aviation's market position and operations is yet to be determined.

04Jul 25

IndiGo Appoints Former G20 Sherpa Amitabh Kant as Non-Executive Director

Interglobe Aviation, IndiGo's parent company, has appointed Amitabh Kant, former G20 Sherpa and ex-CEO of NITI Aayog, as a non-executive director. The appointment is subject to regulatory and shareholder approvals, including security clearance from the Ministry of Civil Aviation. Kant's experience is expected to contribute to IndiGo's international expansion strategy. In its latest quarterly results, IndiGo reported a 62% increase in Q4 net profit to ₹3,067.50 crore and a 24% rise in revenue to ₹22,152.00 crore.

02Jul 25

IndiGo Expands International Reach with New Mumbai-Amsterdam Nonstop Flight

IndiGo, India's leading airline, has introduced a new nonstop flight service connecting Mumbai and Amsterdam. This strategic move enhances IndiGo's global connectivity, linking India's financial hub with a major European economic center. The direct route is expected to benefit both business travelers and tourists by reducing travel time and facilitating easier business connections between India and the Netherlands. This expansion aligns with IndiGo's strategy to grow its international presence and cater to the increasing demand for direct flights from India's major cities to global destinations.

02Jul 25

IndiGo Expands Global Reach with Direct Mumbai-Amsterdam Flights

IndiGo, India's leading airline, has introduced direct flights between Mumbai and Amsterdam, marking its second long-haul international service. The thrice-weekly route utilizes Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner aircraft. This strategic expansion aims to enhance India's global connectivity, particularly with Europe, and is expected to boost trade, tourism, and cultural exchanges between India and the Netherlands. The new service represents a significant step in IndiGo's international growth strategy and could lead to more long-haul routes in the future.

02Jul 25

InterGlobe Aviation Shares See Significant Block Trade on NSE

A significant block trade of 42,988 shares of InterGlobe Aviation Ltd., parent company of IndiGo, occurred on the National Stock Exchange. The shares were traded at Rs. 5,899.50 each, totaling Rs. 25.36 crores. While the identities of the buyer and seller remain undisclosed, such large trades often draw market attention and can potentially indicate shifts in ownership or institutional interest.

02Jul 25

InterGlobe Aviation Shares See Significant Block Trade on NSE

InterGlobe Aviation Ltd., IndiGo's parent company, experienced a significant block trade on the National Stock Exchange. Approximately 111,498 shares were traded at Rs. 5,951.00 per share, totaling Rs. 66.35 crores. The identities of the buyer and seller remain undisclosed. This transaction has drawn attention due to its potential implications for the company's ownership structure.

02Jul 25

InterGlobe Aviation Sees Significant Block Trade on NSE

InterGlobe Aviation Ltd., IndiGo's parent company, experienced a significant block trade on the National Stock Exchange. 100,873 shares were traded at Rs. 5,956.00 per share, totaling Rs. 60.08 crores. This transaction underscores ongoing interest in the aviation sector, despite industry challenges.

01Jul 25

IndiGo Takes Off to Manchester: Launches First Long-Haul International Flight

Interglobe Aviation's IndiGo has inaugurated its first long-haul international flight, launching a direct service from Mumbai to Manchester. The route will operate three times a week using Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner aircraft. This strategic move marks IndiGo's entry into the long-haul market, signaling a shift from primarily domestic and short-haul operations to a global airline. The expansion aims to enhance IndiGo's international footprint, increase competitiveness in the global aviation market, and potentially open new revenue streams.

30Jun 25

InterGlobe Aviation Shares See Significant Block Trade on NSE

A block trade of approximately 101,128 shares of InterGlobe Aviation Ltd., parent company of IndiGo, occurred on the National Stock Exchange. The shares were traded at Rs. 5,964.00 each, totaling Rs. 60.31 crores. This substantial transaction could potentially indicate shifts in institutional investor positions or changes in the company's ownership structure.

23Jun 25

InterGlobe Aviation Poised for Potential Nifty 50 Index Inclusion

InterGlobe Aviation, IndiGo Airlines' parent company, is expected to join the Nifty 50 index in the upcoming review, as reported by CNBC TV18. This inclusion could boost the company's visibility among investors, potentially increasing trading volumes and liquidity. It may lead to higher institutional interest, as index funds and ETFs tracking Nifty 50 might need to include the stock. The move would also bring more diversity to the index with stronger representation from the aviation sector.

23Jun 25

IndiGo Evaluates Flight Cancellations Amid US-Iran Tensions

Interglobe Aviation, IndiGo's parent company, is considering potential flight cancellations due to US actions against Iran. This decision reflects the aviation industry's response to escalating geopolitical tensions in the region. While specific routes are not detailed, the company's approach prioritizes safety over operational convenience. Passengers are advised to stay updated on potential travel disruptions. The situation highlights the global aviation industry's interconnectedness and standard cautionary practices during international conflicts.

19Jun 25

IndiGo to Launch Direct Flights from Hindon to Eight Major Cities

InterGlobe Aviation Ltd., IndiGo's parent company, announces expansion of domestic network with direct flights from Hindon, Uttar Pradesh to eight major Indian cities. The new hub will launch on July 20, 2025, offering over 70 weekly departures. This strategic move aims to enhance connectivity in the National Capital Region, serving as IndiGo's second operational airport in the area alongside Delhi's Indira Gandhi International Airport. The expansion is expected to improve regional connectivity, drive economic growth, and offer more convenient travel options for passengers in eastern NCR and western Uttar Pradesh.

16Jun 25

IndiGo Expands Network: New Direct Flights from Delhi to Jorhat and Tiruchirappalli

IndiGo, India's leading low-cost carrier, is expanding its domestic network with new direct flight routes from Delhi. The airline will connect Delhi to Jorhat, Assam (four times a week from September 20) and Tiruchirappalli, Tamil Nadu (daily from September 16). This expansion aims to enhance regional connectivity, support trade and commerce, boost tourism, and improve accessibility to these tier-2 cities. The new routes are expected to positively impact local economies and contribute to IndiGo's broader strategy of strengthening its domestic network.

16Jun 25

Interglobe Enterprises Refutes Rumors of IndiGo Stake Sale

Interglobe Aviation, IndiGo's parent company, has firmly denied media reports suggesting a potential stake sale in the airline. The company stated that these reports are unfounded and lack factual basis. This clarification aims to address market rumors and maintain transparency with stakeholders, potentially stabilizing any market volatility that may have resulted from the unsubstantiated claims.

13Jun 25

InterGlobe Aviation Co-Promoter Rahul Bhatia Plans $1 Billion Stake Sale

InterGlobe Enterprises, led by Rahul Bhatia, is preparing to sell up to 4% stake in InterGlobe Aviation, the parent company of IndiGo. This sale could raise $1 billion and reduce InterGlobe Enterprises' stake from 35.70% to about 32%. IndiGo's stock has risen 20% since June, following a previous 2% stake sale by Bhatia. The move comes as the airline industry shows signs of recovery and growth.

13Jun 25

InterGlobe Enterprises to Offload 4% Stake in IndiGo

InterGlobe Enterprises, a co-promoter of Interglobe Aviation (IndiGo), plans to divest a 4% stake in India's largest airline through block transactions. This move will alter the ownership structure of IndiGo and may impact investor sentiment and the company's stock price. The stake sale's motivation and its effects on IndiGo's operations and strategy remain to be seen.

11Jun 25

IndiGo Expands Horizons: Direct Flights to Central Asian Cities on the Horizon

IndiGo, India's leading airline, announces plans to launch direct flights to Almaty (Kazakhstan), Tashkent (Uzbekistan), and Tbilisi (Georgia). This expansion aims to enhance connectivity between India and Central Asia, facilitating easier access for travelers, boosting tourism, and strengthening business opportunities. The move aligns with IndiGo's strategy to expand its international presence and is expected to reduce travel time, increase convenience for passengers, and potentially stimulate competition in the aviation sector for Central Asian routes.

10Jun 25

IndiGo Soars to New Heights: Launches Direct Flights to Central Asian Cities

IndiGo, India's leading airline, is launching non-stop services to three Central Asian cities: Almaty (Kazakhstan), Tashkent (Uzbekistan), and Tbilisi (Georgia). This expansion aims to reduce travel times, boost tourism and business ties, and strengthen IndiGo's international presence. The move is part of the airline's strategy to diversify its global portfolio and tap into emerging markets.

02Jun 25

IndiGo Doubles Airbus A350-900 Order to 60 Aircraft, Boosting International Expansion Plans

InterGlobe Aviation, IndiGo's parent company, has signed an MoU with Airbus to convert 30 purchase rights into firm orders for A350-900 wide-body aircraft, doubling its previous order to 60 planes. Deliveries are set to begin in 2027. This strategic move aims to enhance IndiGo's international operations, expand its long-haul route network, and compete more effectively with full-service carriers globally.

02Jun 25

IndiGo Expands Fleet: Doubles Airbus A350-900 Order to 60 Aircraft

IndiGo, India's leading airline, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Airbus to increase its order of A350-900 aircraft from 30 to 60 units. This expansion of IndiGo's wide-body fleet signals the airline's ambition to strengthen its position in the long-haul market. The A350-900, known for fuel efficiency and long-range capabilities, could enable IndiGo to explore new international routes, enhance passenger experience, and improve operational efficiency. This move indicates IndiGo's commitment to fleet modernization and expansion, potentially impacting its market position and competitiveness in both domestic and international markets.

01Jun 25

IndiGo Boosts Wide-Body Fleet with Additional 30 Airbus A350-900 Orders

IndiGo has signed an MoU with Airbus for 30 additional A350-900 aircraft, bringing its total order to 60. The new wide-body planes are expected for delivery from 2035 onwards. Alongside this fleet expansion, IndiGo plans to launch flights to 10 new international destinations within the current fiscal year, significantly enhancing its global presence.

31May 25

IndiGo Expands Network: New Mumbai-Adampur Daily Flights from July 2025

IndiGo is introducing daily direct flights between Mumbai and Adampur (Jalandhar) starting July 2, 2025. This expansion makes Adampur IndiGo's 92nd domestic and 133rd overall destination. The new route aims to enhance regional connectivity, reduce travel time, stimulate trade, and boost tourism in Punjab. It aligns with India's regional connectivity scheme and IndiGo's strategy to expand into underserved markets.

30May 25

IndiGo CEO Pledges Compliance with Government Regulations on Turkish Airlines Wet Leasing

IndiGo, India's largest airline, has pledged to adhere to government regulations regarding wet-leased aircraft from Turkish Airlines amid increased scrutiny. CEO Pieter Elbers affirmed the airline's commitment to compliance. The civil aviation ministry is gathering input from IndiGo and security agencies on the matter, prompted by recent geopolitical tensions involving Turkey. This situation could potentially impact IndiGo's fleet strategy and its relationship with Turkish Airlines.

30May 25

DGCA Grants IndiGo Final 3-Month Extension for Turkish Airlines Aircraft Lease

IndiGo has been granted a final three-month extension by the DGCA for its damp lease of two Boeing 777-300ER aircraft from Turkish Airlines. The extension is conditional on IndiGo terminating the lease within this period and not seeking further extensions. The DGCA cited passenger convenience as the reason for approval. This decision reflects IndiGo's temporary capacity management strategy and its commitment to regulatory compliance.

30May 25

IndiGo's Global Expansion: New Routes Planned and DGCA Extension for Leased Boeing Aircraft

IndiGo, India's leading low-cost carrier, has announced plans to add 10 new international destinations by March 2026, aiming to increase its international operations to 40% of total capacity within five years. The airline will lease six Boeing 787-9 Dreamliners to support this growth, marking a departure from its all-Airbus fleet. IndiGo expects its fleet to exceed 600 aircraft by 2030, with Airbus A350s joining from 2027. The DGCA has granted a three-month extension for IndiGo to operate two leased Boeing 777 aircraft until August 31, 2025. The carrier also plans to add four new domestic destinations.