IndiGo opposes proposal to let Delhi, Mumbai airport operators own airlines
IndiGo has opposed a proposed policy change that could allow airport operators at Delhi and Mumbai to invest in airlines, warning of conflicts of interest. The move could affect Adani and GMR’s ability to enter airline ownership as competition scrutiny around airport slots continues.
IndiGo opposes a proposed rule change that could let Delhi and Mumbai airport operators own airlines, citing conflicts of interest. Adani and GMR may invest in carriers, while CCI is reviewing IndiGo's proposed temporary release of domestic airport slots.
Why this matters
The stance extends IndiGo's recent warning on airport cross-ownership after its ₹382 crore Q1 loss, while competition concerns also underpin its proposed CCI settlement over flight disruptions.
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