IndiGo warns against airport operators owning airlines, citing a massive conflict of interest. The airline reported a significant quarterly loss due to soaring jet fuel prices. Government officials are considering a proposal to relax ownership rules for airport operators. IndiGo's revenue increased, but expenses rose sharply, impacting profitability. Capacity growth is expected to remain flat for the current quarter.

India is discussing a policy shift to permit airport operators to own airlines. This change could allow Adani Group and GMR Airports to establish their own carriers. Current rules…

India is considering allowing airport operators to own airlines, aiming to boost competition and challenge the dominance of major carriers like IndiGo and Air India.

Interglobe Aviation Q1 Results: IndiGo reported a net loss of Rs 238 crore in Q1FY27, compared with a profit of Rs 2,176 crore a year ago, as sharply higher operating costs…

IndiGo reports a Q1 loss of ₹238 crore due to rising fuel costs and disruptions, despite strong passenger revenue growth.