IndiGo Ranked Among World's Best Low-Cost Airlines in Skytrax 2025 Awards
In a major global recognition, IndiGo Airlines has been ranked third among the world’s top low-cost carriers in the 2025 Skytrax World Airline Awards. This prestigious recognition places India firmly on the international aviation map, even though no Indian full-service airline made it to the top rankings in that category.
Established in 1999, the Skytrax World Airline Awards are widely regarded as the “Oscars of the aviation industry.” The 2025 edition witnessed votes from 22.3 million global passengers, covering over 325 airlines worldwide. The ceremony took place at the Le Bourget Airport during the Paris Air Show, attended by over 500 airline industry leaders, including CEOs, presidents, and crew members.
India’s budget carrier IndiGo secured 3rd place in the World’s Best Low-Cost Airlines 2025 list. It followed:
This is a significant achievement for IndiGo, cementing its reputation for affordable fares, operational efficiency, and reliable service in both domestic and international markets.
While IndiGo shined in the low-cost segment, no Indian full-service airline—including Air India—was featured in the World’s Top 10 Full-Service Airlines 2025. The top spot in that list was claimed by Qatar Airways, which continued its dominance by winning the title for the ninth time.
Qatar Airways also swept other major titles, including:
Singapore Airlines, a five-time previous winner, was awarded:
IndiGo’s recognition in a global forum highlights:
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