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CCI Dismisses Complaint Against IndiGo, Air India On Alleged Abuse Of Market Dominance
Together, both IndiGo and Air India control about 90% of the market share.
Iran‑Israel war: IndiGo to resume flights to nine Middle East destinations, select European routes from March 12
IndiGo is restarting flights to nine Middle Eastern cities and some European destinations on March 12, 2026. The airline is working with authorities to ensure safe travel. Passengers should check flight status for any changes. IndiGo is contacting affected customers to arrange new travel plans. The airline is committed to assisting passengers during this evolving situation.
CCI dismisses complaint against IndiGo, Air India over alleged market dominance
India's fair trade regulator CCI has dismissed a complaint against IndiGo and Air India. The complaint alleged unfair cancellation charges and market dominance. CCI found no evidence of competition law violations. Refund systems are in place and terms are disclosed. The regulator also rejected a request for a joint investigation into a separate flight cancellation case.
Pieter Elbers fails the India test
Pieter Elbers was a much sought-after global executive who played a key role in developing Dutch carrier KLM and Schiphol as an international connector, and was popular among employees. Former CEO Ronojoy Dutta's tenure ended early because IndiGo risked losing the race to hire Elbers to a Middle Eastern carrier.
Financials remain strong despite volatility; defence a long-term play: Invasset
Anirudh Garg, Partner & Head of Research at Invasset, says financials remain one of the strongest sectors despite recent volatility, with PSU banks, newer private banks and NBFCs better placed due to healthier balance sheets. He believes crude price spikes are largely event-driven and may settle around $80–$85. Garg adds defence stocks remain a structural long-term opportunity, while quality companies like IndiGo could offer buying opportunities during temporary uncertainty.
IndiGo Share Price in Focus: Why the Aviation Stock Moved Even After CEO Resignation | Stock Market Today - Samco
IndiGo Share Price in Focus: Why the Aviation Stock Moved Even After CEO Resignation | Stock Market TodaySamco
IndiGo share price rises 2% after CEO resignation; Jefferies flags risks
InterGlobe Aviation shares gained today even as CEO Pieter Elbers stepped down. Analysts say operational stability and Iran conflict remain key monitorables ahead
Why is IndiGo share price rising 3% despite CEO Pieter Elbers' resignation? Explained
IndiGo share price: Shares of InterGlobe Aviation, parent company of the budget carrier IndiGo, surged as much as 2.61% to ₹4,494.60 apiece in Wednesday's trading session.
US-Iran Conflict: IndiGo Schedules Multiple Flights To Eight Middle East Nations — Check March 11 List
IndiGo will operate flights to eight destinations across the Middle East
IndiGo shares rise 2% as CEO Pieter Elbers quits after December flight chaos. What's ahead?
IndiGo shares rose as 2% will be in focus after CEO Pieter Elbers resigned nearly three months after major operational disruptions that stranded passengers. Managing Director Rahul Bhatia will oversee operations temporarily. The airline also faces sector risks from rising crude prices and geopolitical tensions, though brokerages still see long-term growth potential.
Should You Buy IndiGo After CEO Peter Elbers' Exit? Here's What Brokerages Are Saying
Pieter Elbers is leaving the airline due to 'personal reasons' months after a massive operational crisis. Brokerages are now weighing in on IndiGo's future as co-founder Rahul Bhatia takes interim charge.
Stocks to watch: IndiGo, Reliance Industries, Adani Enterprises among 10 shares in focus on Wednesday - Mint
Stocks to watch: IndiGo, Reliance Industries, Adani Enterprises among 10 shares in focus on WednesdayMint