IndiGo, India’s largest airline, made global headlines after briefly becoming the most valuable airline in the world, surpassing industry heavyweights Delta Air Lines and Ryanair in market capitalization. The carrier’s stock soared to a record high during intra-day trading, pushing its valuation to over twenty-three billion dollars before settling just below Delta by the end of the session. This fleeting yet historic moment reflects a dramatic shift in the global aviation landscape, highlighting IndiGo’s rapid rise, strong investor confidence, and growing dominance not only in India but on the international stage.
In an unexpected shakeup within the global aviation landscape, IndiGo, India’s largest airline, momentarily soared past industry giants to become the most valuable airline on Earth. As per Bloomberg data, the carrier eclipsed both Delta Air Lines and Ryanair Holdings in market capitalization, marking a historic milestone for an airline rooted in one of the fastest-growing aviation markets.
On a dramatic trading day, IndiGo shares surged to a record-breaking ₹5,265. By around 2:30 PM, its market cap peaked at an impressive $23.24 billion (approximately ₹2 lakh crore), pushing it ahead of Delta Air Lines’ $23.18 billion mark.
In an unexpected shakeup within the global aviation landscape, IndiGo, India’s largest airline, momentarily soared past industry giants to become the most valuable airline on Earth. As per Bloomberg data, the carrier eclipsed both Delta Air Lines and Ryanair Holdings in market capitalization, marking a historic milestone for an airline rooted in one of the fastest-growing aviation markets.
On a dramatic trading day, IndiGo shares surged to a record-breaking ₹5,265. By around 2:30 PM, its market cap peaked at an impressive $23.24 billion (approximately ₹2 lakh crore), pushing it ahead of Delta Air Lines’ $23.18 billion mark.
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