IndiGo seeks ₹110,000 crore borrowing limit to fund fleet expansion
The airline is seeking shareholder approval to raise its borrowing ceiling by 57% from ₹70,000 crore, with 75% of the incremental capacity earmarked for long-term aircraft finance leases. IndiGo targets a fleet of more than 550 aircraft by 2030.
IndiGo seeks shareholder approval to lift borrowing capacity to ₹110,000 crore to finance its aircraft expansion, primarily through long-term leases. The airline is targeting a 550-plus aircraft fleet by 2030 while managing higher fuel, airspace, supply-chain and foreign-exchange costs.
Why this matters
The proposal follows IndiGo's FY26 addition of 330 pilots as its network exceeded 140 destinations and MRO capacity expanded, alongside its pivot toward premium cabins and long-haul routes.
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