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Earlier this month, SpiceJet and IndiGo have started to charge for any sort of seat selection till you arrive at the airport. Get ready to pay or queue up at the airport early to escape that middle seat.
IndiGo had placed an order for 430 A320s. Now, they are moving for bigger planes, with a conversion of 150 of these A320s to the bigger A321neo aircraft. These planes are expected to power their long-haul international ambitions for now!
After e-shopping portals and credit cards, its airlines who are coming out with sales. Fly IndiGo as little as INR 899 on domestic routes and international tickets start at INR 3,399.
IndiGo is racing towards 200 aircraft which it may achieve by next month. International operations will soon constitute 18% of IndiGo’s total operations. They currently serve 14 international destinations and will go to 24 by mid-2019. Here is how the IndiGo Juggernaut plans to roll right now.
IndiGo has been on a roll lately. Now, they have slots at London Gatwick, and they have the big dream of taking everyone to London on the cheap. But is it a feasible plan? We try and figure it out for you.
IndiGo is adding routes and aircraft at a mind-boggling rate, in times of high fuel prices and diminishing profits. For one, they have added Kuala Lumpur as their 12th international destination starting November 1. They will add daily flights from New Delhi and Bengaluru to Kuala Lumpur.
HDFC Bank has some interesting deals on offer when you book your ticket on IndiGo or SpiceJet. You can get a meal, a free seat and other priority services for free!
IndiGo is expanding massively in the Middle East market. They are launching 5 new flights to the region this coming month, and more are in the offing. Is this the beginning of their take no prisoners approach in the regional market?
Still not decided which airline to book for your upcoming trip this holiday season? Here’s IndiGo offering a million seats which start from INR 999 till September 6. Book your Diwali, New Years and Holi trip in one go!
Clearly, Indian carriers are not in the best of financial health… So why don’t they just raise prices of tickets? It is a catch 22, as I try to explore.
Through August, save 20% when you buy your Junglee Chicken Sandwich on your next IndiGo flight and pay with your MasterCard. You could also wash it down a Paperboat beverage along.
