IndiGo CEO Willie Walsh (right) on stage at Aviation India 2026.
Credit: Ella Nethersole/Aviation Week
NEW DELHI—IndiGo CEO Willie Walsh says the airline’s long-term plans for international expansion remain intact despite a punishing year for fuel costs, and that he is looking to partners, not investors, to help it get there. IndiGo reported a net loss of 18.79 billion Indian rupees ($199 million)...
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