Geri|Air India, IndiGo Cut Domestic Flights 22% and 5-7% Respectively Amid High Fuel Costs

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Economic Times·27.05.2026·🇮🇳India·Business

Air India, IndiGo Cut Domestic Flights 22% and 5-7% Respectively Amid High Fuel Costs

Adjustments from June to August 2026 Due to Sustained High Aviation Turbine Fuel Prices

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Air India reduces domestic flights by up to 22% and IndiGo by 5-7% from June to August 2026 due to high ATF prices impacting operations.

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