The CEO of IndiGo Airlines (6E, Delhi International) has told The Economic Times that he intends to significantly grow the carrier’s international network to 40 airports by the end of March 2025 and introduce widebody aircraft by 2027.
CEO Pieter Elbers said the expansion is part of a broader strategy to establish IndiGo as a leading global airline by 2030. The carrier plans to target emerging markets currently underserved by Indian carriers. While not specifying any particular airports, Indian outlets suggest Mauritius and Al Ain are top of the list. In addition to being India’s biggest domestic operator, ch-aviation schedules data shows IndiGo also operates to international 29 airports in 22 countries as far afield as Kenya, Indonesia, and Hong Kong…
