INDIGO

Join the community of 2M+ industry professionals

Subscribe to our Daily Newsletter

By continuing you agree to our Privacy Policy & Terms & Conditions

Scan to download App

Download ETTravelWorld App for Realtime updates of content you follow

  • Seamless reading experience
  • Save your favourite articles
Advertisement

More in INDIGO

  • Air India lobbies government to axe IndiGo lease with Turkish carrier, source says

    Air India urges officials to stop IndiGo's deal with Turkish Airlines. They cite business impact and security concerns. This follows India's anger over Turkey's stance on Pakistan. India revoked security clearance for a Turkish firm. Air India argues the leasing deal benefits Turkey. IndiGo defends the partnership, highlighting benefits for Indian travelers.

    air india lobbies government to axe indigo lease with turkish carrier source says
  • AAI reopens 32 airports after week-long suspension, civilian flights resume

    Among the airports affected were key regional hubs such as Srinagar, Jammu, Amritsar, Leh, Chandigarh, Dharamshala and Bikaner, along with smaller airports serving interior and border regions. The closures were announced via a series of Notices to Airmen (NOTAMs) and were intended to allow security agencies to implement enhanced protective measures amid the standoff.

    aai reopens 32 airports after week long suspension civilian flights resume
  • IndiGo adds two more Boeing 787-9 Dreamliners under Norse Atlantic lease

    IndiGo has expanded its wide-body fleet with the addition of two more Boeing 787-9 Dreamliners under a damp lease agreement with Norse Atlantic Airways. These aircraft, expected to start operations by early 2026, bring the total number of leased wide-body planes under this partnership to six, reinforcing IndiGo’s commitment to enhancing long-haul connectivity from India.

    indigo adds two more boeing 787 9 dreamliners under norse atlantic lease
  • Flight diversions to cause longer travel times as India shuts 24 airports after Pakistan's escalation

    Following Pakistan's escalation, India has shut down 24 airports, causing potential travel disruptions. Flights between North and West India may face longer routes due to diversions to more distant airports like Mumbai and Ahmedabad. Airlines are bypassing Pakistani airspace, leading to congestion on the Mumbai side. Indian carriers have relocated aircraft and crew from the closed airports, anticipating prolonged uncertainty.

    flight diversions to cause longer travel times as india shuts 24 airports after pakistan s escalation
  • IndiGo partners with The Postcard Hotel to reward BluChip members

    The Postcard Hotel has partnered with IndiGo to offer BluChip members exclusive opportunities to earn up to 60,000 reward points annually while experiencing the brand’s boutique properties across India, Sri Lanka, and Bhutan. The collaboration blends IndiGo’s network reach with The Postcard Hotel’s luxury stays, aiming to deliver seamless travel experiences from take-off to checkout.

    indigo partners with the postcard hotel to reward bluchip members
  • Delhi airport's Terminal 2 shut for revamp, flights shift to T1; DIAL to go easy on T4

    Delhi Airport's Terminal 2 will temporarily close for renovations starting April 15, 2025, with flights shifting to Terminal 1. This closure coincides with the anticipated opening of Noida Airport, potentially influencing the lifespan of T2. Meanwhile, DIAL is working to improve transfers between terminals, including trials for airside baggage transfer to ease passenger experience, especially for international connections.

    delhi airport s terminal 2 shut for revamp flights shift to t1 dial to go easy on t4
  • Fujairah becomes IndiGo’s 41st International destination

    IndiGo is set to launch daily direct flights from Mumbai and Kannur to Fujairah, UAE, starting May 15, 2025. With this addition, Fujairah becomes IndiGo’s fifth destination in the UAE and its 41st international route. The airline will also provide bus connections to Dubai and Sharjah to improve regional access for business and leisure travellers.

    fujairah becomes indigo s 41st international destination
  • IndiGo and Accor announce agreement between loyalty programmes

    Pieter Elbers, Chief Executive Officer, IndiGo and Sebastien Bazin, Chairman & Chief Executive Officer, Accor speak of a tie-up which they feel will benefit both companies as well as their customers as India’s travel and hospitality market continues to grow. The two brands will also collaborate for joint marketing initiatives and explore future growth opportunities.

    indigo and accor announce agreement between loyalty programmes
  • IndiGo launches direct flights to Seychelles

    IndiGo has launched direct flights between Mumbai and Seychelles, its 39th international destination. Operating four times a week, this new route enhances connectivity and offers affordable travel options to the island paradise. Seychelles, renowned for its pristine beaches, rich biodiversity, and vibrant culture, becomes more accessible to Indian travellers seeking both relaxation and adventure.

    indigo launches direct flights to seychelles
Advertisement