IndiGo plans to wait until the early 2030s before placing its next aircraft order as it evaluates next-generation aircraft technologies that promise lower costs and emissions. Managing Director Rahul Bhatia said the airline is well positioned until 2035 with more than 900 aircraft on order, while focusing on sustainability, long-haul expansion and maintaining its cost advantage.

IndiGo expects strong air travel growth despite geopolitical tensions and volatile fuel prices. Rising incomes and urbanisation will power the airline's next phase of expansion.…

NEW DELHI: IndiGo, which turns 20 next week, is going to witness the “most significant phase of international expansion in (its) history” in the next decade. The airline which had…