IndiGo's Chief Operating Officer Wolfgang Prock-Schauer has been given additional charge as the President of the low-cost airline as it steers ahead aggressively to expand seat capacity and add new destinations after the grounding of Jet Airways.Prock-Schauer had joined IndiGo as COO on January 16 last year. As the President and COO now, he will be responsible for all operational aspects such as flight operations, maintenance and engineering, inflight services, airport operations, operations control centre and other management functions.His term is for five years beginning Monday. With a fleet size of 217 aircraft -- including 130 Airbus A320 CEOs, 71 A320 Neos, 1 A321 Neo and 15 ATR -- IndiGo is India's largest airline with 45.6 per cent domestic market share. It expects a 30 per cent rise in available seat kilometres in fiscal 2020, a measure of the airline's passenger carrying capacity.On Monday, IndiGo reported a profit after tax of Rs 589.6 crore during January to March quarter, .
