The total airlift income for quarterly June 2025 was 21,542 GBP Crore, an increase of 6.4% for the same period last year. | Photo Credit: Amit Dave
Indigo recorded a profit of 2,176.3 GBP in the first quarter of the financial year of 2026, which meant a 20% decline compared to the same period last year. The decline occurred during the traditionally weak quarter, which was further influenced by several winds, including “caution in the travel sentiment” after the Air India AI171 accident.
“In June, when the trend of reservation and the abolition of passengers began to normalize, we had a tragic accident AI171. This led to caution in the travel sentiment, especially on the international side,” said Indigo Pieter CEO during calls for analyst resistance.
However, the air accident was not an isolated factor, followed by the conflict of West Asia, which resulted in the fact that more than two days were canceled more than 100 years. In May, the borders with Pakistan were abolished and re -enforcement for flights linked to the West to close the Pakistani airspace.
Despite the headings of the number of passengers of approximately 6% throughout the industry, the Indigo has seen more than 10 passengers of lamps reflecting 12% growth compared to the previous year.
“Two -digit growth during a turbulent quarter speaks of the power of our network and the relevance of our offer,” added the CEO.
The total airlift income for quarterly June 2025 was 21,542 GBP Crore, an increase of 6.4% for the same period last year. The total expenditure for the same quarter was 19,231 Crore, an increase of 10.2% for the same comparative period.
Indigo had a total cash balance of 49 405 GBP, which contained 34 801 GBP without free cash and 14 603 GBP with limited cash.
Published – 30 July 2025 20:54 is
