<div id="readability-page-1"><div>Jan 22 (Reuters) - India's largest airline IndiGo reported a 75% drop in quarterly profit on Thursday after taking a 5.77 billion rupee ($63 million) hit due to mass cancellations in December that led to one of the country's worst aviation crises. IndiGo, which commands nearly two-thirds of the country's aviation market, is facing a competition probe and increased regulatory scrutiny after it cancelled several thousand flights in early December due to poor roster planning, leaving scores of passengers stranded and throwing airports into chaos. India's aviation regulator has fined the carrier, issued warnings to senior executives and directed the airline to remove the head of its operations control from his duties. InterGlobe Aviation, the airline's operator, posted a profit of 6.13 billion rupees for the quarter ending December 31, down from 24.42 billion rupees a year before. The carrier said it has taken a one-time hit of 14.67 billion rupees in the quarter, of which 5.77 billion rupees was the cost of disruptions and the rest was due to India's newly-enacted labour codes. The airline, whose domestic capacity was curtailed by 10%, following the crisis, said quarterly revenue grew 6.2% to 234.72 billion rupees. It expects capacity measured in available seat kilometres for the lean fourth-quarter to rise 10%. Its overall costs in the third quarter climbed nearly 10%, with fuel expenses rising 8%. ($1 = 91.5980 Indian rupees)(Reporting by Nandan Mandayam in Bengaluru; Editing by Nivedita Bhattacharjee)</div></div>

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印度最大的航空公司 IndiGo 报告称，由于 12 月份大规模取消航班造成 6300 万美元的损失，季度利润下降了 75%，达到 61.3 亿印度卢比。该航空公司在数千个航班被取消后面临监管审查和罚款，造成了重大干扰。尽管季度收入增长了 6.2%，达到 2347.2 亿印度卢比，但整体成本几乎上涨了 10%，其中燃料费用上涨了 8%。IndiGo 预计下个季度的运力将增长 10%

印度航空公司 IndiGo 的利润下降 75%，因大规模航班取消导致损失 6300 万美元