Indian airline IndiGo plans to significantly increase the number of seats it allocates for international flights by fiscal ...

Balancing business class and long-haul travel with cost-competitiveness is essential to IndiGo's survival in the Indian ...

IndiGo, India's largest airline, plans to expand its international reach by introducing flights to unique global destinations ...

IndiGo said that it will be receiving the Airbus A321XLR aircraft in FY26 which will allow them to launch new routes in Asia ...

IndiGo targets 40% international seats by FY30, up from 28%. Fleet expansion, new routes, and premium seating drive growth.

The senior management of InterGlobe Aviation, IndiGo's parent company, told analysts in Gurugram on Wednesday that it would ...

IndiGo plans to expand with new destinations, aircraft, and employees, aiming for significant growth in passenger traffic.

IndiGo said it plans to take international capacity shares to 40% by FY30 as against 28% currently and aims to add 14 new destinations in FY26. At 10:10 am on March 19, IndiGo shares were trading 1.77 ...

IndiGo also plans to add business class seats to its Airbus (AIR.PA), opens new tab A321XLR and A350 aircraft to boost revenue, a business class tickets cost roughly thrice as much as economy class.

NEW DELHI: India’s largest airline, IndiGo, is planning to add 14 new ... will be configured with 12 business class and 183 economy class seats. The airline would also be commencing Europe ...