InterGlobe Aviation Ltd (the parent of IndiGo; NSE: INDIGO, BSE: 539448) is trying to steady itself after a turbulent first half of December that rattled investors, regulators, and passengers alike. On Tuesday, 16 December 2025, the stock is trading around the ₹4,980–₹4,990 zone in early deals, marginally higher on the day, as the market weighs stabilising operations against a heavier regulatory spotlight and rising cost pressures. ^[1]

What makes this moment especially important for the INDIGO share price: the airline has already cut near-term guidance after mass cancellations, faces DGCA monitoring and capacity curbs, and is absorbing customer compensation costs—while several brokerages still argue the longer-term structural…