According to DGCA data, IndiGo carried over 7.25 crore passengers between January and September, capturing a market share of 61.3 per cent

AirHelp releases an annual ranking of international airlines and airports. The rankings for airlines are based on three criteria — on-time performance, customer opinion, and processing of compensation claims.

IndiGo has been ranked among the world's worst airlines this year. The AirHelp Score report 2024 has placed the Indian airline near the bottom at 103rd out of 109 analysed. The report also ranks Air India at 61st and AirAsia at 94th. Brussels Airlines, Qatar Airways and United Airlines occupy the top three spots.

Air Canada was in the bottom 20 of 109 airlines ranked based on on-time performance, customer opinion and how efficiently they processed claims for compensation.

Indigo reportedly refuted the claims of an AirHelp survey, which alleged that the airline came among the worst on the basis of certain parameters including punctuality.

In a recent response to a global airline ranking survey by AirHelp, which placed IndiGo among the worst airlines in the world, the largest domestic carrier has strongly rejected the findings, questioning the credibility and methodology of the rankings.