AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoAirline Finances: IndiGo reported a ₹1,879 crore quarterly loss as fuel costs and rupee weakness hit earnings. CEO Willie Walsh said the airline has no choice but to raise fares; Indian carriers could face up to ₹38,000 crore in losses this fiscal year. Network Moves: Alaska Airlines will launch Anchorage–Tokyo flights in 2027 using a Boeing 737 MAX 8. Air Transat is adding five Canada–Europe routes for summer 2027, while Stansted’s 2026 expansion includes new Turkish Airlines, easyJet, Ryanair and Jet2 services. Industry Deals: ANA Holdings is pursuing full ownership of regional carriers Air Do and Solaseed Air, aiming to strengthen domestic services. Safety: A European Cockpit Association survey of 7,200 pilots found more than three-quarters had dozed off in flight in the previous month; over a quarter said they flew fatigued without reporting it. Operations: MRO providers say component repair times have stretched to 60–70 days, forcing airlines to hold more inventory and tie up cash.
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