Indigo to add 10 other international destinations next year: Pieter Elbers

London, Athens, and Copenhagen Wassim Reeb- These are among the 10 new international destinations that Indigo plans to add from India to the road network next year, making it to more than 50 international destinations.

The airline has already announced the start of long distance operations with direct flights connecting Mumbai to Manchester and Amsterdam starting in July 2025, respectively. With the expansion of the Indigo fleet of the rented B787s later this year, the airline plans to expand its long network to London and Copenhagen.

The possibilities of the extended range of the A321XLR plane that joins the Indigo fleet will allow the construction of its European network with direct contact with the markets, as it is planned to offer Athens during the next year.

“We focus on our comprehensive growth to be able to provide a comfortable and comfortable travel experience at the time specified for our clients on the growing local and international roads network. It is also determined to maintain our costs in costs while enhancing our operational efficiency and profitability continuously, and ensuring strong returns on the confidence of the shareholders, their support and their investment,”

The airline will continue to build on its strong regional international network, with the addition of four other destinations from Central Asia. The airline will also revitalize the services to Almaty and Tashkent with new non -stop services from Mumbai.

Tbilisi will also see an additional capacity with a non -stop connection from Mumbai. The direct flights to Siem Reiap will be the Indigo invasion in the India market – Cambodia, and another connected destination in Southeast Asia after the launch of successful services to Langkawi and Benang and hatred last year.

The airline will also add the ability to Denpasar Bali (Indonesia) as well as the city of Ho Chi Mihn and Hanoi in Vietnam. In conjunction with organic growth by increasing frequencies on current roads, this expansion is another step in the Indigo global expansion plan.

In the local market, Indigo plans to add four other stations to its network, which increases from 91 to 95 destinations to each corner of the nation. Indigo is scheduled to become the first airline to start its operations at Navi Mumpai International Airport and Noida International Airport in Jewar.

In addition, Indigo will launch flights to/from Adampur Airport at Jalandhar on July 1, 2025, and Hindon Airport in Ghaziabad in time.

Indigo also signed a memorandum of understanding with BIAL International Airport to build a huge facility of the arts (maintenance repair). Depending on 31 acres of land, the facility will be equipped to deal with tight planes and wide body, which enhances the capabilities of indigo and operational efficiency.