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22Jan 26
IndiGo Q3 profit plunges 78% to ₹549 crore amid operational disruptions and regulatory challenges
IndiGo's Q3 FY26 profit plummeted 78% to ₹549 crore due to exceptional costs of ₹1,546.5 crore from new labour codes and December flight cancellation compensation. The airline faced 2,500 flight cancellations affecting over 300,000 passengers, leading to regulatory curbs. Despite revenue growing 26.5% sequentially to ₹23,472 crore, the company has scaled back growth expectations from high teens to single digits.
22Jan 26
IndiGo to surrender unused airport slots as it moves toward operational reset
IndiGo will return unused airport slots following DGCA's 10% flight schedule reduction order after December operational chaos affecting 300,000+ passengers with 4,500+ cancellations. CEO Pieter Elbers confirmed slot surrender plans while assuring operational stability post-February 10 when FDTL exemptions expire. DGCA inquiry identified over-optimisation and management failures, leading to Senior VP Operations removal from responsibilities.
22Jan 26
IndiGo CFO Discloses Nearly $10 Billion US Dollar Exposure
IndiGo's CFO has disclosed the airline's substantial foreign exchange exposure of nearly $10 billion to the US Dollar. This revelation highlights the significant scale of the company's dollar-denominated financial commitments and provides insight into IndiGo's international financial structure and currency risk exposure in the aviation sector.
22Jan 26
IndiGo Co-CEO Confident No Additional Fines Expected from Aviation Regulator
IndiGo's Co-CEO has stated that the airline does not anticipate receiving additional fines from India's aviation regulator. This confidence reflects management's belief that regulatory compliance issues have been adequately addressed and current operations meet regulatory standards.
22Jan 26
IndiGo CFO Highlights Need for More Leased Aircraft Amid Pratt Engine Groundings
IndiGo's CFO has stated the airline requires additional leased aircraft due to ongoing Pratt & Whitney engine groundings that have not met resolution expectations. The groundings continue to impact fleet availability, prompting the airline to pursue alternative aircraft arrangements to maintain operational capacity.
22Jan 26
IndiGo CFO Projects Mid-Single Digit Unit Cost Rise for FY26, Revenue Decline Expected in Q4
IndiGo's CFO has provided financial guidance indicating a mid-single digit increase in unit costs excluding forex and fuel for FY26, while projecting an early to mid-single digit decrease in unit revenues for Q4. These projections offer insight into the airline's operational cost pressures and near-term revenue challenges.
22Jan 26
IndiGo Co-CEO Announces Business Cabin Expansion to 65 Aircraft
IndiGo's Co-CEO has announced plans to expand business cabin services to 65 aircraft, marking a significant strategic move in the premium travel segment. This expansion demonstrates the airline's commitment to diversifying its service portfolio beyond its traditional low-cost model and capturing greater market share in premium travel. The initiative reflects IndiGo's adaptive approach to meeting evolving passenger demands while exploring new revenue opportunities in India's competitive aviation market.
22Jan 26
IndiGo Projects 10% Capacity Increase for Q4 FY25
InterGlobe Aviation's IndiGo has projected a 10% capacity increase for Q4 FY25 compared to the same quarter in the previous fiscal year. This expansion represents the airline's continued growth strategy and confidence in market demand, positioning IndiGo to strengthen its market presence in the Indian aviation sector.
22Jan 26
IndiGo Reports Q3 Load Factor of 84.6%, Available Seat Kilometers at 45.4 Billion
IndiGo reported strong Q3 operational performance with an 84.6% load factor, 45.4 billion available seat kilometers, and yield of ₹5.33 per kilometer. These metrics demonstrate robust passenger demand, extensive network capacity, and effective revenue generation across the airline's operations.
22Jan 26
Delhi High Court seeks IndiGo affidavit on refunds, compensation after December flight chaos
Delhi High Court directs IndiGo to submit affidavit within two weeks on passenger refunds and compensation for December flight chaos. DGCA imposed record ₹22.20 crore penalty and mandated ₹50.00 crore bank guarantee following inquiry into operational lapses. IndiGo offers up to ₹10,000.00 compensation per affected passenger and expects full FDTL compliance by February 10.
22Jan 26
Government Plans Court Action Against IndiGo Vice-President Over Flight Disruptions
The Indian government plans to ask a Delhi court to direct IndiGo to dismiss a vice-president following flight chaos incidents. This represents significant regulatory escalation against India's largest domestic carrier, with the government seeking judicial intervention to address operational issues that caused widespread passenger disruption.
22Jan 26
IndiGo Faces Regulatory Scrutiny as Aviation Sector's Duopoly Raises Antitrust Concerns
IndiGo has committed to comply with pilot fatigue norms by February 10 following a ₹22.3 crore DGCA fine for operational disruptions. The airline controls over 60% of India's domestic market alongside Air India, creating a duopoly that has attracted antitrust scrutiny. While three new airlines received no-objection certificates, their financial readiness remains questionable with ₹80-100 crore startup capital requirements. The Competition Commission of India will examine the sector under antitrust laws amid concerns about limited competition and market concentration.
21Jan 26
Government Reportedly Considering Removal of Airfare Caps, Potential Impact on Airlines
The government is reportedly considering removing airfare caps according to CNBC-TV18, which could significantly impact airline pricing strategies and market operations. This potential policy change would provide airlines with greater flexibility in setting ticket prices based on market conditions and demand patterns.
21Jan 26
Government Considering Removal of Operational Cap on IndiGo: Report
The Indian government is reportedly considering removing operational caps imposed on InterGlobe Aviation's IndiGo airline. This potential regulatory change could provide greater operational flexibility to India's largest airline by market share. The development comes amid the aviation sector's continued recovery and growth, with airlines seeking expanded capabilities to meet rising passenger demand.
21Jan 26
IndiGo Q3 Earnings Preview: December Flight Disruptions Expected to Impact Financial Performance
IndiGo faces investor scrutiny ahead of Q3 earnings following December's operational crisis involving 4,500 flight cancellations due to revised pilot duty norms. Analysts expect one of the airline's weakest quarters with 25% Ebitdar decline, ₹830 crore disruption costs, and ₹1,100 crore forex losses. Key focus areas include demand outlook amid 3% domestic travel growth, ambitious pilot hiring plans targeting 900 recruits by December 2026, and international expansion with new Airbus XLRI aircraft deliveries.
19Jan 26
IndiGo Receives ₹22 Crore Penalty as Pilot Hiring Challenges Persist
DGCA imposed a ₹22 crore penalty on IndiGo following December's operational chaos that resulted in over 4,500 flight cancellations. The airline committed to inducting 158 pilots by February 10 and hiring 300 captains plus 600 first officers by December, but industry experts question the feasibility of such rapid recruitment. Crew availability data shows fluctuations from 4,134 in October to 4,551 in December, with aviation professionals citing practical challenges in pilot training and approval processes that typically require 60-90 days minimum.
19Jan 26
IndiGo Shares Surge 5% as Jefferies Raises Price Target Following DGCA Fine Resolution
InterGlobe Aviation shares gained 5% on January 19 after Jefferies raised its price target to ₹6,140 with a 'Buy' rating, following DGCA's ₹22.20 crore fine for December 2025 operational disruptions. The brokerage views the penalty as modest and expects focus to shift toward schedule normalisation once compliance milestones are achieved. DGCA has processed all refunds for cancelled flights and acknowledged IndiGo's swift recovery, though the airline faces a 10% schedule cut and ₹50 crore bank guarantee requirement.
19Jan 26
DGCA Issues Eight Orders After Inquiry into IndiGo's December 2025 Disruptions
InterGlobe Aviation faces regulatory action from DGCA following December 2025 operational disruptions, with eight orders imposing ₹22.20 crore in penalties and requiring ₹50 crore bank guarantee. Multiple executives received warnings and disciplinary actions, while the board has committed to comprehensive systemic reforms and improved internal procedures.
16Jan 26
DGCA Confirms All IndiGo Flight Cancellation Refunds Fully Processed for December Disruptions
DGCA confirms complete processing of all refunds for IndiGo flight cancellations during December 3-5, 2025 disruptions. IndiGo offers additional ₹10,000 travel vouchers through "Gesture of Care" program for affected passengers. The disruptions, caused by new Flight Duty Time Limitations norms, resulted in over 3,500 cancellations and ongoing regulatory scrutiny including CCI probe.
15Jan 26
IndiGo Cancels Three International Flights as Iran Airspace Closure Disrupts Operations
IndiGo cancelled three international flights on January 16 due to Iranian airspace closure, affecting Central Asia routes including Almaty-Mumbai and Mumbai-Tashkent services. The disruption is linked to escalating US-Iran tensions, with Air India and SpiceJet also issuing travel advisories. Additionally, Air India's A350 flight AI101 returned to Delhi after a ground incident where the engine ingested a cargo container during taxiing, prompting a DGCA investigation.
13Jan 26
IndiGo Launches 'Sail into 2026' Sale: Domestic Flights from ₹1,499, International from ₹4,499
IndiGo has launched its 'Sail into 2026' promotional sale featuring domestic flights from ₹1,499.00 and international flights from ₹4,499.00. The booking window runs from January 13-16, 2026, for travel between January 20 and April 30, 2026. The offer covers 9 domestic routes and 23 international routes with specific eligibility criteria and restrictions.
13Jan 26
IndiGo launches 'Sail Into 2026' New Year sale with fares starting at ₹1,499
IndiGo has launched its 'Sail Into 2026' New Year sale featuring domestic fares starting at ₹1,499 and international fares from ₹4,499. The promotional campaign runs from January 13-16 for travel between January 20 and April 30, 2026, with mandatory seven-day advance booking. The airline is also offering significant discounts on ancillary services, including up to 70% off on select add-ons and special ₹1.00 fares for children under two years on domestic routes.
13Jan 26
InterGlobe Aviation Records ₹36.16 Crore Block Trade on NSE
InterGlobe Aviation Ltd. executed a major NSE block trade worth ₹36.16 crores involving approximately 75,650 shares at ₹4,780 per share. The transaction represents significant institutional activity conducted through the block trade mechanism to ensure efficient execution of large volumes without impacting regular market trading.
12Jan 26
IndiGo Tops Global Airbus Deliveries for Second Consecutive Year with 55 Aircraft
IndiGo maintained its position as the world's largest Airbus aircraft recipient for the second consecutive year, taking delivery of 55 planes in 2025, representing 6.93% of Airbus's total 793 deliveries. While Air India received no new Airbus deliveries in 2025, focusing on its line-fit aircraft strategy, both Indian carriers hold substantial order books with IndiGo having 905 pending deliveries and Air India holding 343, ensuring continued strong Indian presence in future Airbus delivery schedules.
12Jan 26
Kotak Institutional Equities Cuts IndiGo Target Price to ₹5,300 Amid Crude Oil Concerns
Kotak Institutional Equities has reduced IndiGo's target price to ₹5,300 from ₹5,350, citing crude oil and currency assumption changes while maintaining an 'add' rating. The airline faces regulatory scrutiny and expects no Q3 FY26 growth due to capacity constraints and recent cancellations. Despite challenges, IndiGo shows steady domestic performance and effective pricing strategies. Among 26 analysts, 20 recommend 'buy' with consensus target of ₹5,948.83 implying 22.80% upside potential.
09Jan 26
DGCA Rejects IndiGo Appeal, Confirms ₹40 Lakh Penalty On Senior Executives For Unqualified Pilot Training Simulators
DGCA appellate authority has rejected IndiGo's appeal and confirmed ₹20.00 lakh penalties each on the Director Flight Operations and Director Training for alleged failure to use qualified simulators for pilot training at Category C airports. The original penalties were imposed in September last year, and the January 7 order definitively resolved the matter. IndiGo shares fell 1.22% to ₹4,844.70 following the announcement, reflecting the impact of the regulatory decision on investor sentiment.
09Jan 26
DGCA Appellate Authority Reinstates ₹2 Million Fine on IndiGo Directors for Simulator Training Violations
DGCA Appellate Authority has rejected IndiGo's appeal and reinstated a ₹2 million fine on the airline's directors for failing to use proper simulators in pilot training programs. The decision reinforces regulatory commitment to aviation safety standards and highlights the importance of compliance with prescribed training protocols in the Indian aviation sector.
08Jan 26
IndiGo receives first Airbus A321 XLR aircraft; to be deployed for Athens flights
IndiGo has received its first Airbus A321 XLR aircraft, becoming the first Indian carrier to induct this long-range variant. The aircraft will operate non-stop services to Athens from Delhi and Mumbai, featuring a range of 8,700 kms and dual-class configuration with 195 seats. With 40 aircraft on order and 9 expected in 2026, this marks a significant step in IndiGo's international expansion strategy.
07Jan 26
AAIB Recommends Inspection Of Airlines' Safety Management Systems By DGCA
AAIB has recommended DGCA inspect airlines' safety management systems following an airprox incident involving two IndiGo flights in Delhi airspace on November 17, 2023. The investigation identified non-adherence to SOPs and inadequate safety measures as probable causes, while revealing six previous SID-deviation events involving IndiGo aircraft from August to November 2023 with poor reporting practices.
07Jan 26
CCI Investigates IndiGo for Potential Anti-Competitive Practices Following December Flight Disruptions
The Competition Commission of India has initiated an investigation into IndiGo's business practices following December 2024 flight cancellations, seeking information from both the airline and DGCA. The probe focuses on whether IndiGo, with over 63% domestic market share, abused its dominant position during the operational crisis. CCI is conducting a prima facie assessment to determine if a detailed investigation is warranted under the Competition Act, 2002.
07Jan 26
DGCA Seeks Airline Fare Data During December Flight Chaos Amid CCI Probe
India's aviation regulator DGCA has mandated airlines to provide detailed fare data following December's flight disruptions, primarily caused by InterGlobe Aviation's 4,500 flight cancellations due to pilot shortages. The data collection supports CCI's investigation into potential market abuse by the airline, which holds 65% market share, as fare surges during the crisis prompted government intervention with temporary price caps.
07Jan 26
IndiGo Set To Induct India's First Airbus A321 XLR As Global Expansion Gains Pace
IndiGo achieves historic milestone as India's first airline to operate Airbus A321 XLR, with the aircraft landing Wednesday after 3:00 PM. The airline plans to induct a second A321 XLR by financial year end, deploying both on Delhi-Athens and Mumbai-Athens routes. CEO Pieter Elbers highlighted this as part of IndiGo's strategy to become a major global airline, with the carrier expecting over 12.30 crore customers in 2025 while operating over 2,200 daily flights.
07Jan 26
InterGlobe Aviation Records ₹16.24 Crore NSE Block Trade at ₹4,968.00 Per Share
InterGlobe Aviation Limited recorded a substantial block trade on the National Stock Exchange worth ₹16.24 crores, involving 32,680 shares at ₹4,968.00 per share. The transaction highlights significant institutional investor participation and provides insights into market sentiment towards the aviation sector.
06Jan 26
InterGlobe Aviation Records ₹15.42 Crore Block Trade on NSE
InterGlobe Aviation Limited completed a major block trade on NSE worth ₹15.42 crores, involving 30,620 shares at ₹5,035.00 per share. This institutional transaction reflects significant market activity and demonstrates continued investor interest in the aviation sector leader.
05Jan 26
IndiGo Confirms Complete Dematerialization of Securities for Q3 FY26
InterGlobe Aviation Limited filed its Q3 FY26 compliance certificate confirming 100% dematerialization of all company securities for the quarter ended December 31, 2025. The filing, supported by registrar KFin Technologies Limited, confirms no rematerialization requests were received, making SEBI Regulation 74(5) requirements inapplicable to the company.
03Jan 26
IndiGo Completes One Year of Operations in Puducherry with 14 Weekly Flights
IndiGo has successfully completed one year of operations in Puducherry, operating 14 weekly flights connecting Bengaluru and Hyderabad since December 20, 2024. The service has enhanced regional connectivity for healthcare, education, and business travel while providing onward connectivity across India and international destinations. The consistent air service has addressed the region's limited scheduled flight availability, benefiting residents, students, professionals, and tourists with improved accessibility and travel convenience.
02Jan 26
IndiGo Launches ₹10,000 Compensation Package for December Flight Disruptions
IndiGo has launched its 'Gesture of Care' compensation scheme, offering ₹10,000.00 travel vouchers to passengers affected by flight disruptions between December 3-5. The compensation, issued as two ₹5,000.00 vouchers per passenger, is valid for 12 months and separate from DGCA-mandated statutory compensation. Passengers can choose between vouchers or bank transfers, with processing times ranging from 12-24 hours for vouchers to 5-15 working days for bank transfers.
31Dec 25
IndiGo Plans Non-Stop Flights To Athens Starting January 23, 2026, Featuring India's First Airbus A321XLR
IndiGo announces non-stop flights to Athens starting January 23, 2026, using India's first Airbus A321XLR aircraft. This strategic expansion represents the airline's venture into medium-to-long-haul connectivity, leveraging advanced aircraft technology to access new European markets and diversify its route network beyond traditional short-haul operations.
31Dec 25
IndiGo Welcomes 123 Million Customers in 2025, Gains 10 Million Over Previous Year
IndiGo achieved remarkable growth in 2025, serving over 123 million customers compared to 113 million in 2024. The airline launched long-haul operations to Europe, expanded to 139 destinations, doubled A350 aircraft orders to 60 units, and maintained industry-leading performance while generating over USD 10 billion in annual revenue.
31Dec 25
Indigo: Company Uses Lessons From Last Year To Improve Operations And Move Forward
IndiGo is progressing with its global expansion strategy under CEO Pieter Elbers' leadership, adding over one crore customers and launching 10 new international destinations with 30 new routes. The airline operates over 2,200 daily flights and has expanded its network to 139 destinations while addressing operational challenges and strengthening resilience.
31Dec 25
IndiGo Opens Pilot Recruitment Drive for A320 Fleet Expansion
IndiGo has opened applications for experienced Airbus A320 pilots, specifically targeting Captains and Senior First Officers with valid ATPL licenses. This recruitment drive aims to comply with new FDTL norms by February and support the airline's aggressive expansion plans to maintain its 60% domestic market share. Additionally, IndiGo has enhanced pilot compensation with allowance increases of up to ₹2,000 across various categories including domestic layover, night, and deadhead allowances effective from January 1st.
30Dec 25
Aviation Ministry Analyzes Probe Panel Report on IndiGo Flight Disruptions
The Civil Aviation Ministry is analyzing the probe panel report on IndiGo's December flight disruptions that resulted in over 1,600 flight cancellations in a single day. The DGCA-constituted inquiry committee, headed by Joint Director General Sanjay K Bramhane, submitted its findings after investigating the circumstances behind the massive operational breakdown. DGCA has already directed the airline to reduce its winter schedule by 10% and issued show-cause notices to senior executives, citing inadequate planning in implementing revised pilot rest norms as the primary cause.
30Dec 25
InterGlobe Aviation Receives ₹14.59 Lakh Tax Penalty Order, Plans to Contest Decision
InterGlobe Aviation Limited disclosed receiving a ₹14,59,527 penalty order from the Joint Commissioner, Lucknow, related to denied input tax credit claims for FY 2021-22. The company received communication on December 29, 2025, regarding the tax department's decision to deny input tax credit and raise demand with interest and penalty. InterGlobe Aviation believes the order is erroneous and plans to contest it before appropriate authorities with support from external tax advisors, stating no significant impact on company financials or operations.
30Dec 25
IndiGo discloses ₹458.3 crore GST demand; Says it will contest order
InterGlobe Aviation disclosed receiving a GST assessment order with ₹458.26 crore penalty from CGST authorities covering FY2018-19 to FY2022-23, related to foreign supplier compensation and input tax credit disallowances. The company has termed the order erroneous and plans to contest it through legal remedies, stating no material impact expected on operations.
30Dec 25
IndiGo's Domestic Market Share Declines to 63.6% in October from Previous 65.6%
IndiGo's domestic market share decreased to 63.6% in October from 65.6% previously, representing a 2 percentage point decline. Despite this reduction, the airline maintains its position as India's largest carrier by passenger volume, though the gap with competitors has narrowed.
29Dec 25
IndiGo cancels 118 flights amid weather disruptions; pilot pay hikes continue
IndiGo has cancelled 118 flights due to bad weather and operational reasons while continuing its pilot compensation revisions with allowance hikes up to ₹2,000. The airline faces ongoing challenges from weather disruptions during the official fog season and FDTL compliance requirements that previously caused massive flight cancellations.
26Dec 25
IndiGo Held 64% Market Share Before December Flight Chaos, DGCA Data Shows
IndiGo commanded nearly 64% of India's domestic airline market in November with 1.53 crore passengers, before facing severe operational disruptions in December. The DGCA has submitted a confidential investigation report on the crisis that led to over 5,000 flight cancellations, triggered by the airline's inability to adapt to new Flight Duty Time Limit regulations requiring extended crew rest periods.
24Dec 25
IndiGo Confirms Continued Operational Stability Ahead of Holiday Season
Interglobe Aviation has confirmed continued operational stability ahead of the holiday season, maintaining over 1 million passengers every 3 days across 2,100-2,200 daily flights. The airline is preparing for India's first Airbus A321XLR aircraft launch with new Athens routes starting January 2026.
24Dec 25
IndiGo Cancels 67 Flights Amid Weather Issues, Consumer Ministry Tracks Complaints
Consumer Affairs Ministry received around 100 complaints over IndiGo's December operational crisis while the airline recently cancelled 67 flights due to weather conditions. Following massive disruptions that saw over 2,000 flight cancellations, the government reduced IndiGo's daily flight operations by 10% to 1,930 flights, with DGCA conducting ongoing investigation into the root causes.
23Dec 25
CCI Probes IndiGo for Alleged Dominance Abuse and Exploitative Pricing
The Competition Commission of India (CCI) has initiated an investigation into Interglobe Aviation, focusing on allegations of market dominance abuse by IndiGo. The probe specifically examines the airline's pricing practices during periods of flight disruptions. CCI is seeking comprehensive details from IndiGo to determine if its pricing strategies during operational challenges constitute an abuse of its dominant market position in India's aviation sector.
22Dec 25
IndiGo May Delay Global Expansion Plans Due to Pilot Shortages and Regulatory Challenges
InterGlobe Aviation, operating as IndiGo, is reevaluating its global expansion timeline due to operational challenges. The airline faces a significant pilot shortage, which may limit its ability to expand international routes. Additionally, regulatory challenges have prompted management to reassess expansion plans and operational strategies. These factors combined are leading IndiGo to consider a more cautious approach to its global growth, potentially delaying previously announced international route launches. The airline is prioritizing operational stability over rapid international expansion in response to these industry-wide challenges.
18Dec 25
IndiGo Scales Up to 2,200+ Daily Flights, Serving 3.5 Lakh Customers Across 138 Destinations
IndiGo, operated by Interglobe Aviation, has achieved a significant operational milestone by expanding its daily flight operations from 1,800 to over 2,200. The airline now serves 3.5 lakh customers daily across 138 destinations, reinforcing its position as a major player in India's aviation sector. This expansion demonstrates IndiGo's operational efficiency and the growing demand for its services in the domestic market.
18Dec 25
InterGlobe Aviation Records ₹221.99 Crore Block Trade on NSE
InterGlobe Aviation witnessed a substantial block trade on the National Stock Exchange worth ₹221.99 crores, involving 444,520 shares traded at ₹4,994.00 per share. The transaction represents significant institutional activity and reflects continued investor confidence in the airline company despite ongoing challenges in the aviation sector.
17Dec 25
Investec Maintains 'Sell' Rating on IndiGo with Price Target of ₹4,050
Investec has reiterated its 'Sell' recommendation for IndiGo (Interglobe Aviation) with a price target of ₹4,050. This maintained stance reflects a cautious outlook on the airline stock's near-term performance prospects. The 'Sell' rating suggests that Investec believes the stock may be overvalued at current market levels, indicating limited upside potential for IndiGo shares in the near term.
17Dec 25
Goldman Sachs Maintains Buy Rating on IndiGo, Cuts Target Price to ₹5,600
Goldman Sachs has reaffirmed its Buy rating for Interglobe Aviation while slightly lowering the target price from ₹5,700.00 to ₹5,600.00. This ₹100.00 reduction represents a minor adjustment in the investment bank's valuation expectations, while still indicating a positive outlook for the airline stock.
16Dec 25
InterGlobe Aviation Records ₹51.85 Crore NSE Block Trade at ₹4,986.50 Per Share
InterGlobe Aviation Limited experienced a significant block trade on the National Stock Exchange (NSE). The transaction involved 103,985 shares at ₹4,986.50 per share, totaling ₹51.85 crores. This block trade indicates substantial institutional trading activity in the aviation sector and reflects the current market valuation of InterGlobe Aviation shares.
16Dec 25
Pilot Bodies Challenge DGCA's Duty Rules Exemption for Airlines Including IndiGo
Pilot associations across India are taking legal action against the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) regarding exemptions granted to airlines from mandatory duty time regulations. The challenge targets regulatory relief provided to major carriers, including Interglobe Aviation (IndiGo). Pilot bodies argue that these exemptions could compromise safety standards and pilot welfare, potentially leading to fatigue-related risks. The legal action could impact airline operations and pilot scheduling across the Indian aviation market.
15Dec 25
IndiGo Cancels and Delays Flights Due to Dense Fog at Delhi and Northern India Airports
IndiGo has proactively cancelled and delayed flights at Delhi and other northern India airports due to severe low visibility caused by dense fog. The airline is prioritizing passenger safety, closely monitoring the weather, and coordinating with airport authorities. IndiGo has issued advisories to customers and is providing updates through various channels including their website and mobile app. The airline's customer service teams are available to assist passengers during these weather-related disruptions.
15Dec 25
Senior Expat Executive at InterGlobe Aviation Under Review, Regulatory Action Possible
InterGlobe Aviation, parent company of IndiGo, is under regulatory review concerning a senior expatriate executive. The scrutiny suggests potential compliance issues that could lead to regulatory action. While specific details are undisclosed, the situation raises concerns about governance, operational oversight, and adherence to aviation industry regulations. As India's largest airline, any regulatory action could significantly impact InterGlobe Aviation's operations and compliance framework.
13Dec 25
InterGlobe Aviation Maintains Strong Operations with Over 2,050 Daily Flights
InterGlobe Aviation achieved a significant operational milestone by operating over 2,050 flights for the second consecutive day, showcasing robust operational capabilities and minimal disruptions. The airline maintained exceptional reliability with only two technical cancellations, reflecting strong operational discipline and successful normalization efforts.
12Dec 25
IndiGo Operates Over 2,050 Flights for Second Consecutive Day, Shows Momentum
InterGlobe Aviation's IndiGo has successfully operated more than 2,050 flights for two consecutive days, with only two technical cancellations. This achievement demonstrates the airline's operational normalization and efficiency following recent adjustments. The consistent performance showcases IndiGo's ability to manage a large-scale operation while maintaining service quality.
12Dec 25
InterGlobe Aviation Issues Official Clarification on SEBI Investigation Reports
InterGlobe Aviation has provided a detailed official response to stock exchange queries regarding media reports about a SEBI investigation. The company categorically denied receiving any communication from SEBI about assessments or examinations, stating that such reports are factually incorrect. While confirming timely responses to routine stock exchange queries under LODR regulations, the airline emphasized its commitment to regulatory transparency and compliance.
12Dec 25
IndiGo Receives ₹58.75 Crore CGST Penalty Order for FY 2020-21, Plans Legal Contest
Interglobe Aviation Limited, operating IndiGo Airlines, has received a ₹58.75 crore penalty order from tax authorities for GST-related issues in FY 2020-21. The company disagrees with the order, deeming it erroneous, and plans to contest it before the appropriate authority. IndiGo states that this penalty has no significant impact on its financials or operations.
12Dec 25
IndiGo Gets Dual Analyst Support: Morgan Stanley OW at ₹6,359, Jefferies Buy
InterGlobe Aviation receives positive coverage from two major brokerages, with Morgan Stanley setting an Overweight rating and ₹6,359 price target, while Jefferies maintains its Buy rating with ₹6,035 target, indicating strong analyst confidence in the airline's prospects.
11Dec 25
IndiGo Faces PIL Over Flight Cancellations as Court Proceedings Continue
InterGlobe Aviation faces a Public Interest Litigation in Delhi High Court regarding operational disruptions and flight cancellations. The case, filed by two petitioners against multiple respondents including the airline and aviation authorities, has been adjourned for further proceedings after preliminary submissions.
11Dec 25
IndiGo Announces ₹500+ Crore Compensation Package for December Disruptions
InterGlobe Aviation has unveiled a major compensation package exceeding ₹500 crores for customers affected by December 3-5 operational disruptions, covering cancelled flights and severely stranded passengers. The airline reports most refunds are completed with remaining cases processing urgently, while CEO Pieter Elbers is scheduled to appear before DGCA on December 12 regarding the disruptions.
10Dec 25
IndiGo Expands to 2,200+ Daily Flights as Operations Fully Normalize
InterGlobe Aviation's IndiGo has achieved significant operational expansion, scaling up to over 2,200 daily flights from the initial 1,800 when operations stabilized on December 9. The airline now serves over 3.5 lakh customers daily across all 138 operational destinations while maintaining normal on-time performance and full schedule integrity, demonstrating complete recovery from earlier disruptions.
10Dec 25
IndiGo Receives Positive Analyst Coverage: Citi and Morgan Stanley Issue Buy Ratings
InterGlobe Aviation has secured favorable ratings from two major investment banks, with Citi maintaining a 'Buy' rating and ₹5,800 price target, while Morgan Stanley holds an overweight rating with ₹6,540 target, reflecting strong analyst confidence in the airline's prospects.
10Dec 25
IndiGo Appoints External Aviation Expert for Crisis Review Amid Stable Credit Ratings
InterGlobe Aviation has appointed external aviation expert Captain John Illson to conduct comprehensive root cause analysis of recent operational disruptions, following Crisis Management Group recommendations. Despite the crisis affecting thousands of passengers, ICRA has maintained stable credit ratings and operations have normalized with refunds processed worth several hundred crores.
09Dec 25
IndiGo Shareholders Approve Amitabh Kant's Appointment as Non-Executive Director
Interglobe Aviation, IndiGo Airlines' parent company, has appointed Amitabh Kant as a Non-Executive Non-Independent Director. The appointment was approved by shareholders through a postal ballot, with 96.05% votes in favor. 2,118 voters supported the resolution, while 252 opposed it. This addition to the board could bring new insights and expertise to the company's strategic decision-making process.
08Dec 25
IndiGo Crisis Deepens: ICRA Predicts Profitability Struggles But Cites Strong Liquidity
IndiGo faces ongoing operational crisis with ICRA predicting profitability struggles this year while highlighting strong liquidity buffers. The airline continues dealing with 4,600 flight cancellations, ₹850 crore passenger refunds, and regulatory pressure, but maintains adequate financial resources to navigate near-term challenges.
01Dec 25
IndiGo's Q3 FY26 Domestic Air Traffic Growth Falls Short of Expectations
Interglobe Aviation, operating IndiGo, reported a 5% year-over-year growth in domestic air traffic for Q3 FY2026, significantly below the company's earlier projections of high teens percentage growth. This underperformance could potentially impact IndiGo's market share, financial performance, capacity utilization, and investor confidence. The reasons for the shortfall are not explicitly stated, but could include changes in consumer behavior, economic conditions, or increased competition in the domestic aviation market.
21Nov 25
InterGlobe Aviation Approves $820 Million Investment for Subsidiary's Aviation Asset Acquisition
InterGlobe Aviation, IndiGo's parent company, has approved an $820 million investment in its subsidiary, InterGlobe Aviation Financial Services IFSC Private Limited. The investment, comprising $770 million in equity shares and $50 million in OCRPS, aims to facilitate aircraft acquisition. This strategic move marks a shift from IndiGo's traditional reliance on operating leases towards a more balanced ownership structure, potentially enhancing financial flexibility and operational efficiency.
18Nov 25
IndiGo Fined INR 20 Lakh by DGCA for Flight Procedure Violation
Interglobe Aviation, IndiGo's parent company, has been penalized INR 20 lakh by the DGCA for implementing its own Standard Instrument Departure (SID) procedures at Udaipur Airport, violating aviation regulations. The company stated this penalty would not materially impact its operations or finances. The violation pertains to Rule 133A of The Aircraft Rules, 1937, which requires such procedures to be promulgated by the Airport Authority of India.
15Nov 25
IndiGo Set to Launch Flights from New Navi Mumbai Airport, Boosting Regional Connectivity
Interglobe Aviation, operating as IndiGo, will commence domestic flight operations from the new Navi Mumbai International Airport on December 25. The airline will connect Navi Mumbai to 10 major Indian cities, including Delhi, Bengaluru, and Hyderabad. The ₹19,650 crore airport has an annual passenger capacity of 20 million and aims to enhance regional connectivity in western India, complementing the existing Mumbai International Airport. This expansion is expected to improve air travel options for passengers in the Mumbai Metropolitan Region and surrounding areas.
13Nov 25
IndiGo's Domestic Flight Pricing Sparks Debate Amid New Aviation Initiatives
IndiGo faces criticism over pricing discrepancy between domestic and international flights. A Bhubaneswar to Ayodhya flight (5h 45m) costs Rs 14,237, while a Bhubaneswar to Guangzhou flight (10h 35m) is priced at Rs 14,977, a mere Rs 740 difference. This comes amid government efforts to make air travel more affordable, including the 'Fare Se Fursat' program launched to address fare volatility issues.
11Nov 25
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 Additional 500 Shares Under ESOP Scheme
InterGlobe Aviation has completed another ESOP allotment of 500 shares on January 5, 2026, following its previous November 2025 allotment. The shares were issued at ₹10.00 exercise price under the Employee Stock Option Scheme 2023, bringing the company's total issued share capital to ₹386.59 crores with 38,65,91,098 total shares outstanding.
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.
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