New Delhi: IndiGo has become the first Indian carrier to have over 2,000 scheduled or planned flightsdaily. The Rahul Bhatia-founded airline, which started flying on August 4, 2006, had in December 2017 become the first Indian carrier to operate 1,000 flights in a day, with the budget carrier taking over 11 years to reach that milestone. The second 1,000 came much faster in just six years, despite a bitter fallout between the airline’s two founder-promoters and then Covid in this period.The airline has been able to benefit from the tailwind of the fact that India has seen the fastest recovery of air traffic, especially domestic, after the pandemic.
The four Tata Group airlines operate about 1,000 daily with a fleet of 238 aircraft. IndiGo has over 60% domestic market share and is also the largest Indian carrier on a standalone basis for flying people in and out of the country.
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The four Tata Group airlines operate about 1,000 daily with a fleet of 238 aircraft. IndiGo has over 60% domestic market share and is also the largest Indian carrier on a standalone basis for flying people in and out of the country.
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IndiGo first desi airline to have over 2,000 flights daily
IndiGo has become the first Indian airline to have over 2,000 scheduled or planned flights daily. The budget carrier achieved this milestone in just six years, despite a fallout between its founder-promoters and the impact of Covid-19. IndiGo has benefited from the rapid recovery of air traffic in India, particularly domestic travel. With over 60% of the domestic market share, it is also the largest Indian carrier for international travel.
IndiGo has become the first Indian airline to have over 2,000 scheduled or planned flights daily. The budget carrier achieved this milestone in just six years, despite a fallout between its founder-promoters and the impact of Covid-19. IndiGo has benefited from the rapid recovery of air traffic in India, particularly domestic travel. With over 60% of the domestic market share, it is also the largest Indian carrier for international travel.
IndiGo becomes 1st desi airline to have over 2,000 planned flights daily
IndiGo has become the first Indian carrier to operate over 2,000 scheduled or planned flights daily. The airline achieved this milestone in just 17 years since its inception. IndiGo currently holds over 60% of the domestic market share and is the largest Indian carrier for international travel. With a fleet of more than 330 aircraft and plans to double its presence by the end of the decade, IndiGo aims to enhance connectivity and redefine the passenger experience.
IndiGo has become the first Indian carrier to operate over 2,000 scheduled or planned flights daily. The airline achieved this milestone in just 17 years since its inception. IndiGo currently holds over 60% of the domestic market share and is the largest Indian carrier for international travel. With a fleet of more than 330 aircraft and plans to double its presence by the end of the decade, IndiGo aims to enhance connectivity and redefine the passenger experience.
IndiGo codeshares with Turkish Airlines to connect to Nordic cities
IndiGo has announced the expansion of codeshare connections to Helsinki, Stockholm, and Oslo via Istanbul in partnership with Turkish Airlines. The connections will be operational from November 2023, offering customers access to 42 destinations beyond Istanbul. IndiGo aims to cater to the needs of business and leisure travelers seeking affordable flying options to access destinations for business development and tourism. Helsinki, Stockholm, and Oslo each offer unique cultural attractions and economic ties for travelers. IndiGo remains committed to delivering affordable and hassle-free travel experiences across its extensive network.
IndiGo has announced the expansion of codeshare connections to Helsinki, Stockholm, and Oslo via Istanbul in partnership with Turkish Airlines. The connections will be operational from November 2023, offering customers access to 42 destinations beyond Istanbul. IndiGo aims to cater to the needs of business and leisure travelers seeking affordable flying options to access destinations for business development and tourism. Helsinki, Stockholm, and Oslo each offer unique cultural attractions and economic ties for travelers. IndiGo remains committed to delivering affordable and hassle-free travel experiences across its extensive network.