IndiGo sees further room to raise fares as June-quarter yields climb
IndiGo said resilient passenger demand and stable load factors could support additional fare increases after June-quarter pricing actions lifted yields. The carrier is testing higher yield levels to help offset elevated fuel and operating costs.
IndiGo said resilient passenger demand and stable load factors support further fare increases after June-quarter pricing actions lifted yields. The airline plans to keep testing higher yield levels to offset elevated fuel and operating costs.
Why this matters
The fare test follows IndiGo's ₹382 crore Q1 loss amid higher fuel costs and comes as Motilal Oswal reiterates Buy with 31% upside. IndiGo is also opposing airport operator cross-ownership of airlines.
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