IndiGo shares rise 2% after India’s largest airline hikes excess baggage and priority service prices
InterGlobe Aviation, IndiGo’s operator, raised charges for domestic ancillary services, including infant travel, excess baggage and priority check-in and boarding.
The revisions increase passenger costs beyond base fares.
IndiGo had reported a Rs 238 crore Q1 FY27 loss amid higher fuel expenses, despite strong revenue growth and expanding domestic and international operations.
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