Representative ImageIndiGo’s domestic market share touched a new life high of 66.3% last month with Air India group slashing flights following record losses last fiscal. DGCA domestic air traffic data issued Tuesday showed AI Group share falling to 23.9% —down from 25.6% in May and this Calendar year’s high of 27% seen in Feb. While IndiGo has also suspended flights due to oil prices skyrocketing and the rupee plummeting during the West Asia crisis, that number is less than AI group’s. IndiGo’s market share has risen from 63.6% this Jan to an all time high of 66.3% last month.Akasa is at third spot with 6.4% domestic market share. The remaining 3.4% market share is accounted for by smaller airlines, including cash-strapped SpiceJet which is now down to a bare 1.9%.The peak summer travel month June this year saw 1.3 crore people flying within the country, 1% less than same month in 2025 due to high airfares due to steep operating costs. The first six months of this year (Jan-June) have seen 8.6 crore domestic flyers, 1.4% more than 8.5 crore in same period last year.Last month, the most on time domestic flights were of IndiGo (89.4%), followed by AI Group (85.9%), Akasa (82.7%), Alliance Air (74.7%) and SpiceJet (33.5%), shows the DGCA data.