Following its long-haul debut from Mumbai, IndiGo is gearing up to launch a series of international and domestic expansions from its Delhi hub. Starting November 15, the airline will begin Delhi–Manchester flights, marking its first long-haul service from the Capital. Prior to this, international connections to Bali will commence from October 24, and Krabi from October 26, strengthening IndiGo’s presence in Southeast Asia. Additionally, the Delhi–Bangkok service will increase to twice daily from October 26.
On the domestic front, IndiGo will introduce 10 new daily non-stop services from Delhi, covering cities such as Rajkot, Vadodara, Patna, Goa, Shirdi, Nagpur, Nashik, Jabalpur, Raipur, and the new destination of Purnea. With these additions, Delhi will be connected to 21 international and 74 domestic destinations, offering over 1,700 weekly departures.
The airline will operate Boeing 787-9 Dreamliners for Manchester, while Bali and Krabi flights will use Airbus A320 aircraft. Enhanced Delhi–Bangkok services will feature the A321 with IndiGoStretch, the airline’s business-class product. These moves are part of IndiGo’s broader internationalisation strategy, aimed at strengthening India’s global connectivity and offering passengers seamless travel options linking domestic cities with major international hubs.
