DGCA warns IndiGo over December 2025 fare cap breach
India's top airline, IndiGo, just got a warning from the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA), the country's aviation regulator, for charging passengers more than the government-allowed airfare caps in December 2025.
IndiGo has since refunded those who paid extra and was warned to stick to the rules going forward.
InterGlobe Aviation shares dip over 1%
IndiGo insists this will not hurt its finances much since it has already fixed things internally (the delay in sharing the news was due to some communication hiccups).
Still, shares of IndiGo's parent, InterGlobe Aviation, dipped over 1% today.
Plus, if you are booking flights now, expect higher fuel charges from April 2 thanks to rising fuel prices, another hit after its shares have already dropped more than 20% in six months.