IndiGo Airlines posted a consolidated revenue of ₹185.55 billion for Q2 FY26 but reported a net loss of ₹26.14 billion, reflecting continued cost pressures and operational hurdles. The airline maintained a strong load factor of 82.5%, with yield at ₹4.69 per km and 41.2 billion available seat kilometers in the quarter.
                                        
                        
	IndiGo, India's largest low-cost carrier operated by InterGlobe Aviation, released its Q2 FY26 financial results showing revenue from operations at ₹185.55 billion. Despite robust sales, the airline reported a significant net loss of ₹26.14 billion for the quarter ended September 30, 2025.
	 
	The airline achieved a yield (revenue per passenger kilometer) of ₹4.69 and operated 41.2 billion available seat kilometers (ASK), reflecting its extensive flight capacity. IndiGo sustained a healthy load factor of 82.5%, demonstrating strong passenger demand despite seasonal softness in the aviation sector.
	 
	The loss was mainly driven by elevated operating costs, including fuel price volatility, Pratt & Whitney engine supply issues, and rising employee expenses. EBITDA experienced pressure in the quarter, impacting profitability despite sequential improvements in some operational metrics.
	 
	Management emphasized ongoing focus on managing costs while leveraging network expansions and operational efficiencies to improve margins over the medium term. The company is navigating the challenges with strategic investments in fleet and technology enhancements.
	 
	Key Highlights:
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		Q2 FY26 consolidated revenue stood at ₹185.55 billion.
 
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		Reported net loss of ₹26.14 billion amid cost pressures.
 
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		Yield per km was ₹4.69, with 41.2 billion available seat kilometers.
 
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		Load factor held strong at 82.5%, underpinning demand recovery.
 
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		Operational challenges included fuel costs, engine supply, and labor expenses.
 
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		Management committed to cost control and margin improvement strategies.
 
	Sources: GoodReturns.in, Economic Times, Moneycontrol, Bajaj Broking, InvestyWise