IndiGo announced plans to expand its fleet to 550 aircraft by 2030, aiming for global aviation leadership, even as its stock fell 2.39% to ₹4,374 on Monday.
IndiGo aims to become a global aviation leader
Jun 08, 2026
12:19 pm
What's the storyIndiGo parent InterGlobe Aviation Ltd has announced an ambitious growth strategy aimed at making it a key player in the global aviation sector by 2030.
As part of its "IndiGo 2030" vision, the airline plans to achieve an annual capacity of 300 billion available seat kilometers (ASK) and cater to 200 million passengers by the end of this decade.
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