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With the GST coming in, volatility in crude prices ahead, low cost carries take on fare prices will be key thing to watch. Q4FY17 was mostly negative for Jet Airways, SpiceJet and Indigo on the back of low fares, ATF prices and demonetisation.

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SpiceJet is set to announce its results for the fourth quarter ended March 31, 2017. Profitability of domestic airlines have suffered the brunt of low fares, high Aviation Turbine Fuel and demonetisation.

SpiceJet Q4 review: How will low fares, higher fuel cost and demonetisation impact?

Ansuman Deb, Research Analysts of ICICI Securities said, “Q4FY17 is likely to be the bottom for airline margins as cost tailwinds come back from Q1FY18. As such, valuations will not depend on this quarterly performance. Yet, Q4FY17 will provide insights to how airlines fare in a relatively adverse scenario in their ability to pass on higher costs. ”

Q4FY17 review: Low fares, higher fuel cost to impact profitability of airlines