IndiGo swings to ₹238 crore Q1 loss as fuel costs surge 86%
IndiGo reported a ₹238 crore consolidated loss for April-June, versus a ₹2,176.3 crore profit a year earlier, despite 20% revenue growth to ₹24,584.1 crore. Managing director Rahul Bhatia also warned that allowing airport operators to own airlines could create consumer-harming conflicts of interest.
IndiGo posted a ₹238 crore Q1 loss as fuel costs surged, despite revenue growth and resilient travel demand. Managing director Rahul Bhatia opposed any proposal allowing airport operators to own airlines, citing consumer-harming conflicts of interest.
Why this matters
IndiGo's Q1 loss follows its recent signals on deferring senior hikes, targeting higher fares, and warning that airport ownership of airlines could create conflicts of interest.
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