These expansions are a testament to IndiGo's commitment to provide travellers with an extensive choice of destinations and convenient flight schedules. IndiGo’s Middle East expansion plans include launching more direct international services bringing the Middle Eastern destinations closer to more Indian cities by connecting Dammam to Lucknow, Chennai, and Kochi Abu Dhabi to Goa, Lucknow, and Ahmedabad Ras Al Khaimah to Hyderabad Bahrain to Kochi and Jeddah to Ahmedabad over the next few months*Īlong with this, there will be an array of increased frequencies between Mumbai-Dhaka, in August 2023. Reinforcing stronghold between India and Middle East With this expansion in our network, we will now be directly touching 32 international destinations (up from 26), next to our 78 domestic destinations.” The aircraft, an A321neo produced in Hamburg, Germany, was delivered to Indian airline IndiGo. The addition of these exciting new destinations, new direct flight routes, enhanced flight frequencies, and strategic codeshare partnerships, will help us expand our footprint across four continents with Africa and Central Asia being penetrated for the first time. Airbus has delivered the 1,000th A320neo Family aircraft. As we steadfastly execute our strategy ‘Towards New Heights and Across New Frontiers’, we are poised to establish unparalleled connections between people and places.

Pieter Elbers, CEO, IndiGo said: 'We are absolutely excited to embark further on our ambitious international network expansion plans, in line with our commitment to giving wings to the Indian nation. These new flights will unlock remarkable opportunities for both business and leisure travellers seeking seamless connectivity. This flight was suspended 3 years ago when Covid19 hit and will now be reinstated. This strategic expansion plan will offer an array of super exciting opportunities for customers to travel worldwide on IndiGo.Īlong with this expansive launch of new routes, IndiGo will also be resuming operations daily services from Delhi to Hong Kong in August, further enhancing travel options for passengers. The execution of this large-scale international expansion is an integral part in IndiGo’s strategy of moving Towards New Heights and Across New Frontiers under the aegis of its CEO, Pieter Elbers, who joined the airline ten months ago. IndiGo is therefore adding an impressive 174 new weekly international flights between June and September 2023, including new destinations, routes, and frequencies, catering to the rising demand for international travel from, to and via India. Delhi will get connected in August to Tbilisi, Georgia (3x) & Baku, Azerbaijan (4x) and in September to Tashkent, Uzbekistan (4x), and Almaty, Kazakhstan (3x).

Bookings for the flights are open via airline's official website, goindigo.in, with immediate effect, the airline added.It will connect Nairobi, Kenya and Jakarta, Indonesia, with direct flights from Mumbai in late July / early August. The two birthday teens picked up their last piece and carried it with them out of the noodle shop. Schedule of IndiGo's new and additional flight connections: Flight No.Īccording to the IndiGo statement, the new flights are designed to cater to business and leisure travellers who are constantly on the lookout for new and affordable flying options.

Jeddah and Dammam are the newly-introduced international destinations on IndiGo's network while Abu Dhabi is an existing destination, the statement noted. Additionally, IndiGo will operate 20 domestic flights from Mumbai connecting different cities across India, starting from April 15, 2019. From July 5, 2019, it will operate daily non-stop flights between Mumbai and Dammam (Saudi Arabia). IndiGo will operate daily non-stop flights between Mumbai and Jeddah, and between Mumbai and Abu Dhabi with effect from June 5, 2019, the airline said in a press release. IndiGo announced three new international and 20 domestic flight connections.

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