Direct flights will connect Budapest with the world’s most populous country

Indian low-cost airline IndiGo, which carries 100 million passengers a year, is planning a major international expansion and fleet expansion. They will soon be able to reach a significant part of Europe with direct flights. Budapest, the Hungarian capital, is also among their desired destinations.

IndiGo is planning a major expansion

Indian low-cost airline IndiGo is planning a major international expansion and fleet expansion. With their long-range narrow-body aircraft already on order, they will be able to reach a significant part of Europe with direct flights, CEO Pieter Elbers told a press conference in Istanbul, which was also attended by AIRportal.hu.

Founded in 2006, IndiGo is one of the best-known brands in India and the region. They own a fleet of more than 300 aircraft and operate services to more than 100 airports.

“The airline currently connects 78 domestic destinations with 1,800 daily departures from 12 bases, operates flights to Southeast Asia and the Middle East, and is expanding in Europe, Central Asia and Africa,”

said Pieter Elbers, the airline’s CEO who transferred from KLM, at a press conference in Istanbul on the occasion of the International Air Transport Association (IATA) Annual General Meeting.