INDIGO: THE LOW-COST AIRLINE’S SUCCESS FORMULA Harvard Case Solution & Analysis

INDIGO: THE LOW-COST AIRLINE’S SUCCESS FORMULA  Case Solution

According to the Centre for Asia Pacific Air travel (CAPA), from 2009 to 2013, IndiGo had actually made a cumulative earnings of INR 22 billion. Even IndiGo's closest rivals - Jet Airways and SpiceJet together reported a loss of INR 6.71 billion in FY 2013. The arrival of effective Asian low-priced provider AirAsia and growth of international airline companies such as Singapore Airlines, Etihad, and Tiger Airways, in association with the particular Indian partners, the Tata Group, Jet Airways and SpiceJet, had actually activated brand-new difficulties for IndiGo.

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