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IndiGo aims to cross 1,000 flights a day mark in December

IndiGo with its fleet of 142 Airbus A320 family aircraft operates over 900 daily flights connecting 46 destinations.

Updated on: Nov 6, 2017, 18:51:12 IST
Indo Asian News Service, New Delhi | By
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Low cost carrier IndiGo said on Monday it will achieve 1,000 flights per day mark in December.

An IndiGo Airlines aircraft lands at the Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel international airport in Ahmedabad. (REUTERS File Photo)
An IndiGo Airlines aircraft lands at the Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel international airport in Ahmedabad. (REUTERS File Photo)

According to the airline, it will launch 47 flights including additional frequencies on its network, which will take its operations to 1,000 flights per day mark by December 23.

Currently, IndiGo with its fleet of 142 Airbus A320 family aircraft operates over 900 daily flights connecting 46 destinations.

The new flights include services between Lucknow-Sharjah, Hyderabad-Sharjah, Lucknow-Srinagar, Hyderabad-Ranchi and Lucknow-Dehradun among others.

In terms of additional frequencies, more flights connecting Kolkata, Bengaluru and Chennai with cities including Guwahati, Bhubaneswar, Kochi and others will also be started.

“A thousand daily flights is a milestone that no airline in India has ever achieved before,” said Aditya Ghosh, president and whole time director of IndiGo.

“As we approach this mark, we cannot hide our excitement and thank our over a hundred million customers who have made this journey possible.”

 
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