The budget carrier's revenue declined 51.6 per cent at Rs 3,006.9 crore during the quarter under study compared with revenue of Rs 6,223 crore clocked in the March quarter
The budget carrier's revenue declined 51.6 per cent at Rs 3,006.9 crore during the quarter under study compared with revenue of Rs 6,223 crore clocked in the March quarter
The offer is only available to vaccinated passengers aged 18 years and above, who are located in India at the time of booking and have already received a Covid-19 vaccine in the country
The country's largest airline's revenue from operations fell 25 per cent to Rs 6,223 crore as compared to Rs 8,299 crore in the corresponding quarter of the last year
Passenger traffic fell nearly 30 per cent in April from a month before and has halved again so far in May
IndiGo says vaccination of staff complete in Pune and Chandigarh
Passenger numbers yesterday dropped below 100,000 for the first time since September
The airline is expected to take the delivery of its first plane in the first half of 2022
The airline also announced that the passengers can now do unlimited changes for new bookings made till April 30 on regular fares under this offer
This is over and above Dutta's last year's salary of Rs 11.9 crore which he has received till 31 December
IndiGo on Thursday said it will start 22 new flights from March 28 onwards from various cities including Agartala, Bhubaneswar, Jaipur, Chennai, Bengaluru, Patna and Tirupati.
The airline will connect Agra to Bengaluru and Bhopal through direct flights under the RCS scheme from March 28
IndiGo, which has some 730 Airbus SE A320neo planes on order, laid off about 10% of its workforce due to the pandemic-driven slowdown
International flights are restricted and being run as charter operations.
India resumed domestic passenger flights on May 25 after a gap of two months due to the coronavirus-triggered lockdown.
Operated by InterGlobe Aviation Ltd., IndiGo is the world's biggest customer for jets in the A320neo family, with as many as 730 on order
InterGlobe Aviation which operates the country's largest airline, IndiGo, saw its revenue decline 64.5 per cent year on year to Rs 3029 crore in the September-end quarter
Airline had resorted to pay cuts and had laid off 10% staff when the going was tough; The incentives, withheld earlier, are being given to those with basic pay of up to Rs 50,000
Carriers are also seeking to defer loan repayments by six months, aviation minister tells Parliament.
The analysts expect Indigo's earnings per share (EPS) to improve to Rs 71 in FY22