IndiGo cuts six international routes amid cost pressures
IndiGo will suspend flights to six international cities from July 1 due to high fuel costs and airspace limits. The airline expects to resume bookings in October.
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IndiGo will suspend operations to six international destinations starting July 1 due to rising operating costs and continued airspace restrictions. The decision follows a fourth-quarter loss and a 7-10% reduction in domestic flight capacity for June and July. The move aligns with broader industry pressure from geopolitical disruptions and fuel price volatility impacting carriers across India.
