For the quarter that concluded on December 31, 2025, InterGlobe Aviation Limited reported total revenue of INR 245,406 million and a net profit of INR 5,491 million. The airline carried 31.9 million passengers during the quarter, supported by 11.3 per cent capacity growth.
In comparison to INR 24,488 million for the same period last year, InterGlobe Aviation Ltd. reported total revenue of INR 245,406 million and a net profit of INR 5491 million for this quarter of fiscal year 2926. IndiGo's underlying reported INR 31,306 million compared to INR 38,461 million in Q3 FY25, excluding the effect of exceptional items and currency fluctuations.
Financial Highlights
For the quarter, IndiGo’s capacity grew 11.2 per cent to 45.4 billion, while passengers carried increased 2.8 per cent year on year to 31.9 million. Passenger yield declined 1.8 per cent to INR 5.33, and load factor reduced by 2.4 percentage points to 84.6 per cent.
Revenue from operations rose 6.2 per cent year on year to INR 234,719 million, while total income increased 6.7 per cent to INR 245,406 million. Passenger ticket revenue stood at INR 204,640 million, and ancillary revenue grew 13.6 per cent to INR 24,462 million.
EBITDAR, excluding the impact of foreign exchange, was INR 70,434 million as opposed to INR 74,560 million in the previous year. Fuel CASK increased 2.8% to INR 1.53, while CASK ex fuel ex Fx increased 2.2% to INR 2.96.
Fleet and Operational Performance
As of December 31, 2025, IndiGo had 440 aircraft in its fleet, including widebody aircraft on dry lease, ATR freighters, and A320 and A321 variants. The airline operated up to 2344 daily flights serving 96 domestic and 44 international destinations. Technical Dispatch Reliability for the quarter stood at 99.9 per cent.
Financial Position
IndiGo closed the quarter with a total cash balance of INR 516,069 million, including INR 369,445 million in free cash. The airline’s total debt, including capitalised operating lease liabilities, was INR 768,583 million.
CEO Commentary
“This quarter, the company faced major operational disruptions between 3-5 December, which resulted in significant flight cancellations and delays. We deeply regret the inconvenience caused and thank our customers and teams for their patience and dedication. Despite these challenges, IndiGo delivered a topline of around INR 245 billion and a reported profit of around INR 5 billion. Our long-term fundamentals remain strong, supported by our expanding fleet and network,” said Pieter Elbers, Chief Executive Officer of IndiGo. Looking ahead, IndiGo expects ASK growth of around 10 per cent in Q4 FY 26, supported by continued domestic and rising international demand. The alliance remains focused on reliability, operational excellence, and enhanced customer experience.
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