IndiGo duplica los recargos por combustible durante la guerra con Irán 

Key Points

• IndiGo has raised fuel surcharges for international flights—some by fivefold—due to soaring jet fuel prices from the Iran war.
• Surcharges now range from INR 900 ($9.6) on the Indian subcontinent to INR 10,000 ($107) for Europe, with new charges for Greece and Turkey.
• Other Indian airlines like Air India and Akasa Air have also increased surcharges, signaling an end to ultra-cheap fares this summer.

Summary

IndiGo has significantly increased fuel surcharges for international routes, in some cases by as much as five times the previous rates, as the ongoing Iran war has caused jet fuel prices to more than double. These new surcharges, effective April 2, vary by region and further raise the cost of flying out of India, with similar moves by Air India and Akasa Air. The surges in airfares, driven by fuel costs, mean Indian travelers will face much higher prices this summer, marking a clear end to the era of ultra-cheap flights.