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Tariffs Won't Hit Long-Term Plan: IndiGo

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April 14, 2025

India's largest carrier IndiGo is confident that the global events triggered by tariff hikes will not impact its long-term plans.

- PTI

Tariffs Won't Hit Long-Term Plan: IndiGo

India's largest carrier IndiGo is confident that the global events triggered by tariff hikes will not impact its long-term plans. The large domestic market, which includes a big untapped segment, will help airlines, the company's chief executive Pieter Elbers told PTI in an interaction.

"Some of the more recent dynamics and the global scale are not changing any of our capacity (expansion) plans for next year." He, however, said a major economy like India cannot be insulated from a major world event like the tariff wars.

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