IndiGo invokes Roman god Janus, symbolizing a shift from no-frills to a full-service airline. What lies ahead?
IndiGo is evolving with business class, frequent-flyer programs, and wide-body planes, moving beyond its low-cost roots.
IndiGo closely tracks Akasa Air, adding flights where Akasa expands, ensuring it remains the dominant player.
IndiGo's on-time performance has slipped to 62%, a concern highlighted at its recent AGM. Improvements are underway.
IndiGo hasn't paid dividends since 2019 despite record profits. Regulations require retained earnings to be positive first.
IndiGo's shift to buying planes and long-haul flights brings it into competition with global airlines like Emirates and Lufthansa.