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Govt clips IndiGo’s wings
Financial Express Bengaluru
|December 10, 2025
IT NOTED THAT the carrier had not demonstrated the capacity to operate its approved winter schedule of 15,014 weekly departures and therefore required mandatory curtailment.
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“Accordingly, the approved winter schedule of IndiGo be reviewed and curtailed by a minimum of 10%.
The existing show-cause notice may therefore be suitably modified, and a fresh notice may be issued to IndiGo, with the situation to remain under periodic review for further necessary action,’ the regulator said.
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