IndiGo's ancillary revenue per passenger rose to Rs 590 in Q2 from Rs 525, but CEO Willie Walsh sees further growth potential in add-on services, its premium offering and a loyalty programme nearing 20 million members.
IndiGo's ancillary revenue per passenger rose to Rs 590 in Q2 from Rs 525, but CEO Willie Walsh sees further growth potential in add-on services, its premium offering and a loyalty programme nearing 20 million members.
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