IndiGo Shares Fall After Antitrust Regulator Orders Investigation
Shares of Indian airline IndiGo declined after the competition regulator ordered an investigation into alleged unfair business practices.
Jishan Khan 
Shares of IndiGo fell after India’s competition authority ordered an investigation into the airline over concerns related to its business practices.
The regulator’s decision follows complaints linked to large‑scale flight disruptions and how the airline handled ticketing and passenger issues during that period. The probe will focus on whether IndiGo’s actions affected competition or harmed consumer interests.
Market reaction was swift, with investors responding to the added regulatory uncertainty. Airlines are sensitive to such developments, as investigations can lead to fines, operational changes, or stricter oversight.
IndiGo has previously stated that operational disruptions were caused by external and technical factors, and that it acted in line with existing rules. The airline has said it will cooperate with authorities during the review process.
The investigation adds to broader scrutiny of airline practices in India as regulators and policymakers place greater emphasis on passenger rights and fair competition.
