BSE:539448 2 December 2025 - 21 December 2025

IndiGo canceled about 4,500 flights in early December 2025 after pilot roster failures, prompting India’s DGCA to order a 5% flight cut. The disruption drew regulatory and antitrust scrutiny, hitting the stock ahead of its Sensex entry on Dec 22. Shares closed at ₹5,153.50 on Dec 19, below the recent 52-week high. The stock is still up 17% year-on-year.

IndiGo faces a customer compensation bill exceeding ₹5 billion ($55 million) after mass flight cancellations in early December, affecting around 4,500 flights. Regulatory scrutiny has increased, and the airline has cut its Q3 capacity and revenue outlook. InterGlobe Aviation shares closed Friday at ₹4,860.85, up slightly, with markets shut Saturday. Compensation payouts will begin in January after passenger identification.

InterGlobe Aviation shares fell as much as 7% in early trade on 8 December, extending a seven-session losing streak after IndiGo cancelled over 3,800 flights this month. The disruption follows new pilot duty-time rules and triggered a regulatory probe, government fare caps, and brokerage downgrades. The stock traded near ₹5,100–5,200, with market value around ₹2 trillion. Investigations focus on IndiGo’s crew planning and risk disclosures.

InterGlobe Aviation, parent of IndiGo, received a GST penalty order of ₹117.52 crore from the CGST Kochi Commissionerate over denied input tax credit for past years. IndiGo shares fell about 1.6% intraday after the news. The company plans to contest the order, calling it “erroneous.” Separately, a Kuwait–Hyderabad IndiGo flight was diverted to Mumbai after a bomb threat; all passengers were evacuated safely.