IndiGo CEO Willie Walsh indicated significant growth opportunities for the airline despite rising fuel costs. The airline reported a net loss of Rs 1,879.1 crore due to elevated expenses and rupee depreciation. Walsh anticipates deliveries of wide-body Airbus A350 aircraft beginning in the second quarter of 2028. IndiGo plans to shift some international flights to the new Navi Mumbai airport to capitalize on upcoming opportunities. IndiGo CEO Willie Walsh indicated significant growth opportunities for the airline despite rising fuel costs. The airline reported a net loss of Rs 1,879.1 crore due to elevated expenses and rupee depreciation. Walsh anticipates deliveries of wide-body Airbus A350 aircraft beginning in the second quarter of 2028. IndiGo plans to shift some international flights to the new Navi Mumbai airport to capitalize on upcoming opportunities.
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‘We will navigate through challenges’: IndiGo CEO on airline industry’s tough phase
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