IndiGo introduces fuel charges, Rs 300 to Rs 1000, due to rising fuel prices.
Aviation turbine fuel (ATF) price hikes has led IndiGo to adjust fares, with ATF being a significant part of operating expenses
IndiGo's fuel charges vary by distance, ranging from Rs 300 for up to 500 km to Rs 1000 for longer journeys
This marks a return of fuel surcharge, last seen in 2018, as airlines cope with rising fuel prices
The Central government hiked jet fuel prices by 14% earlier this month contributing to the airline industry's cost challenges
IndiGo, with over 60% of the domestic market share, reports a strong net profit despite rising fuel costs
The airline's decision highlights the broader impact of fuel price fluctuations on the aviation sector, affecting ticket prices for travellers