IndiGo expands its Thailand network with direct flights from Mumbai to Krabi starting March 23, 2025. With Thailand’s visa-free policy for Indian travelers, this new route offers an easy escape to Krabi’s breathtaking beaches, limestone cliffs, and vibrant nightlife.
Travellers flying domestically within India will now face stricter hand baggage rules. The BCAS has announced a new limit of one bag per passenger with a maximum weight of 7kg. This change aims to improve airport security and efficiency.
IndiGo expands its U.S. codeshare network with Turkish Airlines, adding new routes to Houston, Atlanta, Miami, and Los Angeles via Istanbul. This move strengthens international connectivity for business and leisure travelers, offering more seamless travel options.
IndiGo has introduced a new fare specifically designed for students. The 'Student Special' fare offers a range of benefits including zero modification fees, up to 6% discount, and extra baggage allowance. This initiative aims to make air travel more accessible and affordable for young learners.
Malaysia Airlines and IndiGo have announced a codeshare partnership aimed at enhancing connectivity between India and Malaysia. The collaboration adds new domestic routes for travelers and promotes seamless travel options across key destinations.
IndiGo is set to resume operations from Terminal 1 at Delhi’s Indira Gandhi International Airport on September 2, 2024. Additionally, the airline will launch a new daily direct flight from Bengaluru to Jeddah beginning September 30, 2024, aiming to cater to the growing travel demand between India and Saudi Arabia.
IndiGo is offering amazing discounts on domestic and international flights during their Getaway Sale. Enjoy fares starting at INR 1,111 for domestic flights and INR 4,509 for international flights. The sale is valid for bookings made between August 26th and 28th, 2024, and travel dates between September 1st and 30th, 2024
After months of closure due to renovation, Delhi Airport's revamped Terminal 1 is reopening with advanced technologies and improved passenger amenities. The terminal also marks the airport’s achievement of Net Zero Carbon Emissions. Airlines like IndiGo and SpiceJet shifting their operations here, travelers can expect a smoother journey.
Due to escalating unrest in Bangladesh, Dhaka airport was forced to close, leading to the cancellation of flights by major Indian airlines including Air India, IndiGo, and Vistara. The safety of passengers and crew remains the top priority.
IndiGo is launching business class seats on its busiest metro routes, starting with Delhi-Mumbai. The new 'IndiGo Stretch' product promises premium features and enhanced passenger comfort. The airline also reveals ambitious fleet expansion plans and introduces the BluChip loyalty program.
