IndiGo to have 9-10 A321 XLRs by fiscal-end; maturing mkt offers biggerIndiGo eyes 9-10 A3
IndiGo plans to expand its fleet by acquiring 9 to 10 A321 XLR aircraft by March 2027. This move aims to cater to the increasing demand for medium-haul flights, especially from growing Tier 2 and Tier 3 markets. With four A321 XLRs already in operation, IndiGo is poised for signi
IndiGo plans to expand its fleet by acquiring 9 to 10 A321 XLR aircraft by March 2027. This move aims to cater to the increasing demand for medium-haul flights, especially from growing Tier 2 and Tier 3 markets. With four A321 XLRs already in operation, IndiGo is poised for significant expansion. The Indian aviation sector is anticipated to reach staggering heights, projected to handle 1. New Delhi: IndiGo expects to have 9-10 A321 XLR planes in its fleet by the end of March 2027 and these airc
IndiGo plans to expand its fleet by acquiring 9 to 10 A321 XLR aircraft by March 2027. This move aims to cater to the increasing demand for medium-haul flights, especially from growing Tier 2 and Tier 3 markets. With four A321 XLRs already in operation, IndiGo is poised for significant expansion. The Indian aviation sector is anticipated to reach staggering heights, projected to handle 1.
New Delhi: IndiGo expects to have 9-10 A321 XLR planes in its fleet by the end of March 2027 and these aircraft will be deployed on medium-haul routes, a senior executive said on Monday.
"The real piece is that the India market is probably maturing, which means there is a bigger appetite for a more premiumised offering... that is reflected in IndiGo's fleet network product as we move towards a greater share of having more business class seats on the domestic product (and) also on the short haul international (routes)...," the airline's Chief Strategy Officer Aloke Singh said.
IndiGo has a fleet of more than 430 planes, including 4 A321 XLRs.
Indian carriers have a fair presence in the short-haul international market. Singh said addressing a session at a conference organised by engine maker GE Aerospace in Gurugram.
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