Business Standard Article RatingIndiGo flight cancellations: Emkay sees 17% hit on FY26 pre-tax profit
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53% : IndiGo flight cancellation latest update, financial impact The unprecedented crisis at InterGlobe Aviation-run IndiGo may dent the airline's revenue by 3 per cent and pre-tax profit by 17 per cent in the current financial year 2025-26 (FY26), predict analysts at Emkay Global Financial Services.46% : Additionally, uncertainty persists around IndiGo's ability to meet revised Flight Duty Time Limitations (FDTL) norms by February 10, 2026, when these regulations are scheduled to be reimposed after a temporary suspension.
46% : Factoring in the operational disruption, the brokerage estimates a 3 per cent cut in FY26 revenue, an 8 per cent reduction in the airline's Ebitda, and a sharper 17 per cent downgrade to profit before tax (excluding forex).
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