● Neutral for IndiGo
IndiGo raises fuel charges from October 6 as aviation fuel prices rise
The brief
- Domestic fuel charges rise by ₹100–350, to ₹375–1,300 for new bookings
- Reports cite an ATF price rise of 14% and 13.2% month on month
- Higher charges may offset fuel costs for IndiGo, while adding pressure on airline demand
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IndiGo fuel costs and fares
Higher aviation fuel costs are pressuring IndiGo’s margins. From October 6, it raised domestic fuel charges by ₹100–350, to ₹375–1,300, after aviation fuel costs rose 13.2%; Nomura cited prolonged high fuel prices as a downside risk.
Monday, 5 October
- IndiGo raises fuel charges from October 6 as aviation fuel prices rise