19 Mar , 2025 By : Debdeep Gupta
Shares of Interglobe Aviation, which operates IndiGo airline, were trading in the green on March 19 as the airline gave a series of updates in its latest investor presentation.
The airline said several passengers in India are poised to double by 2030 at 51 crores as against the current level of 25.2 crore.
IndiGo said it plans to take international capacity shares to 40% by FY30 as against 28% currently and aims to add 14 new destinations in FY26.
At 10:10 am on March 19, IndiGo shares on BSE were trading 1.77% higher at Rs 4,890 apiece.
"Indian demographic dividend underway to continue till 2055. India is expected to witness growth in income and spending. India’s consumption spending is on the rise led by Gen-Z," said IndiGo.
The airline said it plans to launch on routes across Asia and Europe. IndiGo's loyalty program sees 20 lakh enrolments in 5 months.
The airline has guided for one aircraft delivery every week in FY26 and expects 600-plus aircraft count by 2030.
Capacity and passenger traffic are pegged to grow in early double digits in FY26, similar to FY25, said IndiGo.
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