IndiGo, Air India oppose Adani’s airline entry
IndiGo and Air India have publicly opposed the Adani Group's potential entry into the airline industry, citing concerns over conflicts of interest and market consolidation. The airlines argue that allowing an airport operator to also own an airline would create an unfair competitive advantage and harm consumers.
IndiGo and Air India have opposed the Adani Group’s reported interest in entering the airline business, raising concerns over conflicts of interest and the potential erosion of competition, as the conglomerate is learnt to have approached the government to remove cross-ownership restrictions that currently limit airline ownership in airports and vice versa.
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