
The Competition Commission of India ordered a detailed investigation into InterGlobe Aviation Limited after forming a prima facie view that extensive flight cancellations followed by sharp fare increases in December 2025 may constitute abuse of dominance.
The case arose from a passenger complaint alleging last-minute cancellations between December 3-5, 2025, after which IndiGo charged significantly higher fares, leaving passengers with no meaningful alternatives.
The Commission noted that IndiGo holds nearly 60% of the domestic passenger market and clarified that regulatory oversight by the DGCA does not bar examination under the Competition Act.
The Director General was directed to submit a report within 90 days.
[Karthikeya Rawal v. IndiGo]
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