IndiGo Charts Massive Growth Plans for FY26
Varahi media.com online news,National, May 30, 2025:IndiGo, India’s preferred airline, is embarking on an ambitious journey towards becoming a major global player by 2030. Building on

Varahi media.com online news,National, May 30, 2025:IndiGo, India’s preferred airline, is embarking on an ambitious journey towards becoming a major global player by 2030. Building on its strengths in capacity expansion, operational efficiency, and cost leadership, the airline continues to enhance its domestic and international network. As the host airline for the IATA AGM 2025 in Delhi, IndiGo is poised to showcase its growing global stature.
Pieter Elbers, CEO of IndiGo, stated, “India’s aviation market is one of the fastest growing globally, and as the country’s leading airline, we are dedicated to playing a key role in this growth. FY25 marked a significant year as we introduced our business-class offering IndiGoStretch, launched the BlueChip loyalty program, and expanded our domestic and international network.”
Fleet and Network Expansion
In FY26, IndiGo plans to induct one new aircraft into its fleet every week, targeting a fleet size exceeding 600 by 2030. The airline has also signed a damp lease agreement with Norse Atlantic Airways for six Boeing 787-9 Dreamliners, with deliveries expected by early 2026, paving the way for its future A350 fleet arrival in 2027. The addition of long-range A321XLRs will further enable IndiGo to enter new long-haul markets.

The airline’s international network will expand with 10 new destinations, taking the total to over 50 international routes. Scheduled non-stop flights will commence from Mumbai to Manchester and Amsterdam in July 2025, followed by services to London, Copenhagen, Athens, and multiple Central Asian cities. The airline will also restart services to Almaty and Tashkent and introduce direct flights to Siem Reap (Cambodia), further strengthening its Southeast Asia presence.
In India, IndiGo plans to add four new destinations, including Adampur, Hindon, Navi Mumbai International Airport, and Noida International Airport in Jewar. This expansion will increase its domestic network to 95 destinations.
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Operational Excellence and MRO Expansion
IndiGo has signed an MoU with Bangalore International Airport Limited to construct a 31-acre state-of-the-art MRO facility capable of servicing both narrow-body and wide-body aircraft. This move will enhance operational efficiency, improve cost management, and leverage India’s skilled talent pool.
Strategic Partnerships
IndiGo continues to strengthen its international partnerships, including a soon-to-be-reciprocal agreement with Japan Airlines, enabling seamless travel between India and Japan via Southeast Asia. More codeshare and interline partnerships are expected to follow.
Enhanced Customer Experience
The IndiGoStretch business product, launched in November 2024, will expand to select international routes, including Bangkok, Singapore, Phuket, and Dubai. Passengers on new long-haul routes to Manchester and Amsterdam will also enjoy complimentary hot meals and beverages curated by renowned Indian brands.

Financial Performance
In FY25, IndiGo reported an 18% revenue growth, crossing the INR 840 billion mark (~$10 billion), with a net profit of INR 72.58 billion and a record Q4 profit of INR 30.68 billion.
Pieter Elbers added, “Our growth plans for FY26 are bold and transformative. With 14 new destinations, expanded partnerships, and innovative customer offerings, we are not only delivering value to our customers but also playing a pivotal role in propelling India’s global aviation ambitions.”