Overall, Indigo reported a loss of about ₹870 crore, although this is better than the Street’s forecast Until last year, there was a lot of excitement for shares of InterGlobe Aviation Ltd, which runs IndiGo airlines..
InterGlobe shares had touched a 52-week high of Rs1899 a piece in September on NSE, on the back of strong capacity growth. But things are now moving in the opposite direction with covid-19, with capacity expected to be trimmed.
While it didn’t give a clear guidance on capacity, the company said it will return 120 A320CEOs over the next two years, and replace them with A320NEOs, although the pace of replacement will depend on the trend in revenues.