Indigo is preparing for a crowded winter table with dozens of new local and international tracks

Indigo is scheduled to add more than twelve local and international tracks starting this month, with London and the resumption of flights to China this month, while Cambodia and Greece are scheduled to be part of its crowded winter schedule.

As part of its global expansion strategy, Indigo is scheduled to launch daily flights between Mumbai and London Hitro Airport (LHR), the largest aviation center in Europe and the most connected airport in the world, starting from October 26, making London its second destination in the United Kingdom, after the successful launch of the services between Mumbai and Manchester earlier this year.

The flights will be operated daily using the Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner, which was obtained under a wet/wet rental contract from Norses Atlantic Airus, provides a double-class formation including the economic class and business product specifically designed for Indigo, Indigostretch.

Providing a direct flight to London by Indigo will end the Airlines monopoly, which is the only local airline flying directly to Heathrow Airport.

Moreover, the airline will also resume its services to the mainland of China, as Kolkata connects to Guangzhou (Canal) with daily trips this month and Delhi to Guangzhou, mortgaging with organizational approvals. Indigo will use its Airbus A320neo aircraft to operate these trips that will re -create ways to trade across border and strategic commercial partnerships and enhance tourism between the two countries.

It is expanding its operations at the company’s center at Andra Gandhi International Airport in New Delhi. As part of this expansion, Indigo will launch three new international lines from Delhi to Denpasar, Bali (Indonesia), Krabi (Thailand), and Manchester (UK). The frequency will be increased on the Delhi-Bangok road.

According to the airline, this international expansion enhances the depth of the company’s network in Southeast Asia, and the Manchester Service is the beginning of the long -term Indigo services from Delhi.

In 2026, it will start firing direct flights to Athens as an opening destination that will be served by the first Airbus A321XLR. The airline is preparing to return the first A321XLR aircraft in India to the homeland by the end of 2025 and starts six weekly flights to Athens by early January 2026, mortgaging with organizational approval. Indigo will be the only Indian airline that offers direct flights between India and Greece.

At the local level, Indigo provides additional daily services without stopping on nine tracks between Delhi and cities in Googists, Bayhar, Joa, Maharashtra, Madi Pradesh and Chattisgara.

With its fleet, which includes more than 400 aircraft, the airline operates about 2,200 daily flights, connects more than 90 local destinations and 40 international destinations. 58 aircraft were introduced in 2024 and received more than 118 million customers in the fiscal year 25.