Here is what the page “IndiGo CEO Willie Walsh Eyes Ryanair-Style Ancillary Revenue, But India’s Rules Limit Play” contains. IndiGo is turning to the Ryanair playbook of squeezing more revenue from each passenger as it faces passenger losses, according to CEO Willie Walsh. The budget carrier wants to boost income from extras like baggage fees, seat selection, and priority boarding—tactics that have made Ryanair a profit m The budget carrier wants to boost income from extras like baggage fees, seat selection, and priority boarding—tactics that have made Ryanair a profit machine in Europe.
Walsh, who previously led International Airlines Group, acknowledges that India’s regulatory environment imposes constraints that Europe’s rules do not, limiting how far IndiGo can push ancillary charges. The airline, which dominates India’s domestic market, is hunting for new revenue streams amid intense price competition and rising costs. The full version stays on the original page, which this listing opens directly.