Aviation Stock

From GMR Airport, SpiceJet to IndiGo — Aviation sector stocks will be in focus of the market investors after the Supreme Court's hearing on potentially increasing the User Development Fee (UDF). The court is set to hear the motion on 3 December 2025.

SpiceJet shares surged 6% after the Supreme Court dismissed Kalanithi Maran's damages claim, providing legal relief amid financial struggles. The court upheld the Delhi High Court's ruling, concluding a long-standing dispute over a failed share transfer deal from 2015.

Boeing share price was trading flat with a negative bias in pre-open trade on Monday, June 16, at $200.2 apiece, down 0.06%. The aircraft manufacturer has also seen its stock slide by over 8% in the last four days.

Aviation stocks declined after the international crude oil prices jumped more than 13% amid escalating geopolitical tensions in the Middle East after Israel launched airstrikes on Iran and targeted its key nuclear and military sites.

Vijay Kedia sold 30,000 shares of Global Vectra Helicorp in Q4 FY25. The stock has surged 59% in the past year while it has delivered multibagger gains of 445% in the past five years.

Domestic air passenger traffic for November grew at its fastest pace in 2019Low ticket prices and the onset of the festival season led to a rise in passenger load factor

After December quarter results are out of the way, share prices of Jet Airways, SpiceJet and IndiGo will take cues from the trajectory in crude oil prices and how flight tickets are priced in 2019

Even as the duty cut is sentimentally positive, it's not big enough to pull airlines such as Jet Airways out of their current troubles

Jet Airways' share prices are lower by 8.6% since the deferment of its Q1 results on 9 August