Indian airline chief warns that fare controls could hit passenger demand
(WorldNews Business)

The president of India`s largest private airline IndiGo has warned that government intervention to set fares threatens to undermine the restarting of flights after two months of grounding because of the pandemic. Wolfgang Prock-Schauer, president and chief operating officer of IndiGo, said in an interview with the Financial Times that he was not in favour of the price band - with an upper and lower limit - imposed by New Delhi on flights until August. “We were not asking for that,” said Mr Prock-Schauer, “As...