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IndiGo Hikes Fuel Charges as Jet Fuel Prices Rise

By Uniquetimesorg October 5, 2026 0

IndiGo will increase fuel charges on domestic and international flights from October 6 as global aviation turbine fuel prices continue to climb. The airline last raised its fuel charges in April. Domestic fuel charges will rise to ₹375–₹1,300 from ₹275–₹950, while international charges will increase to ₹1,000–₹10,000, depending on the distance travelled. IndiGo said global Continue Reading

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IndiGo to End Widebody Operations, Exit Norse Atlantic Lease

By Uniquetimesorg August 1, 2026 0

IndiGo will discontinue its widebody operations from October 25 and end its damp lease agreement with Norway’s Norse Atlantic Airways by October 31. The airline said rising operational challenges, including geopolitical tensions, higher fuel costs, currency pressures, and airspace restrictions, have made the programme less viable. As part of the change, Continue Reading

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IndiGo Posts Second Straight Quarterly Loss

By Uniquetimesorg July 23, 2026 0

India’s largest airline, IndiGo, reported its second consecutive quarterly loss as rising fuel prices and uncertainty linked to the Middle East conflict increased operating costs. The airline also forecast broadly flat capacity growth for the July–September quarter, indicating a cautious outlook despite continued demand for air travel. For the quarter ended June 30, Continue Reading

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IndiGo Hits Record Market Share as Air India Scales Back

By Uniquetimesorg July 21, 2026 0

IndiGo achieved its highest-ever market share in June, reaching 66.3%, according to the latest DGCA data. The airline carried 89.2 lakh passengers during the month, further strengthening its dominance in India’s domestic aviation market, while Air India’s share fell to 23.9%. Air India carried 3.2 million passengers in June, its lowest monthly figure this year, […]Continue Reading

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IndiGo Introduces Cheaper Cabin-Baggage-Only Fares

By Uniquetimesorg July 1, 2026 0

India’s largest airline IndiGo has introduced a new lower-cost ticket option for passengers travelling with only cabin baggage. The move comes as airlines continue to unbundle services in an effort to offer more flexible and budget-friendly fare choices to travellers. The new entry-level fare, called “IndiGo Lite,” is designed for economy passengers and provides a […]Continue Reading

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SpiceJet Faces Pay Delays Amid Cash Crunch

By Uniquetimesorg June 9, 2026 0

Indian airline SpiceJet is facing mounting financial pressure, leading to delays in salary payments for many pilots since March. Internal messages reviewed by Reuters reveal growing frustration among flight crew, with some pilots reporting financial hardship as the airline works through cash-flow challenges. SpiceJet acknowledged payment delays, saying salaries are being Continue Reading

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IndiGo Suspends Six International Routes Amid Rising Costs and Airspace Restrictions

By Uniquetimesorg June 5, 2026 0

India’s IndiGo, the country’s largest airline, has announced the suspension of flights to six international destinations starting July 1. The affected routes include Hong Kong, Shanghai, Langkawi, Krabi, Ho Chi Minh City, and Siem Reap. The airline cited rising operating costs, higher jet fuel prices, and ongoing airspace restrictions as key reasons behind the decision. Continue Reading

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IndiGo Expands Market Lead as Air India Scales Back Flights

By Uniquetimesorg June 3, 2026 0

IndiGo strengthened its dominance in India’s aviation sector after Air India announced significant cuts to its domestic and international flight operations. According to the latest aviation industry data, IndiGo’s domestic passenger market share rose to 64.8% in April, gaining ground both year-on-year and month-on-month, while Air India Group’s share fell Continue Reading

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IndiGo Warns of Slower Growth After Quarterly Loss

By Uniquetimesorg May 29, 2026 0

IndiGo expects its capacity growth to slow sharply in the first quarter of fiscal 2027 after reporting a quarterly loss impacted by higher fuel prices, a weaker rupee and reduced flight capacity. The airline now forecasts growth of around 3% to 4%, down from 16.4% growth recorded a year earlier. India’s largest airline, which controls […]Continue Reading

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Dubai Flight Cap Strains Indian Airlines

By Uniquetimesorg April 13, 2026 0

Dubai’s decision to cap foreign airlines to just one daily flight until May 31 is putting significant financial pressure on Indian carriers, which operate the highest number of routes to the emirate. The restriction, introduced amid the Iran crisis, affects both Dubai International Airport and Al Maktoum International Airport, limiting capacity and disrupting planned Continue Reading