Indian domestic air travel saw a dip in April. Passenger numbers fell compared to both March and the previous year. Airlines faced challenges like higher fuel prices and slower demand. IndiGo increased its market share, while Air India Group's share decreased. Many passengers experienced delays and cancellations, with airlines providing compensation.

Air India and IndiGo slash routes amid soaring jet fuel costs, squeezing UAE–India seat availability and pushing summer airfares higher for expatriate travellers.

IndiGo and Air India, India's two largest airlines, have sharply cut their planned domestic flights for June and July, sources familiar with the matter said, as the industry…

In Q4, IndiGo's earnings were impacted by higher fuel expenses, softer yields and disruptions linked to geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, which have forced airlines…

IndiGo reports a Q4FY26 loss of ₹2,537 crore due to flight cancellations and rising operational costs amid geopolitical disruptions.

New Delhi: The hike in jet fuel prices will be passed on to both domestic and international consumers as increased airfares, IndiGo said Friday after flying into the red with a…

Despite a significant increase in ticket prices due to soaring fuel costs, India's largest airline reports that passenger demand remains strong. Domestic airfares have risen over…