At a conference in Delhi, IndiGo CEO Willie Walsh stressed that the airline's focus will remain on short haul operations and that it has a very efficient cost base
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IndiGo expects to have a total of 14 narrow-body A321 XLR aircraft by the end of December 2027, its CEO Willie Walsh said on Tuesday as the airline seeks to expand international operations. Currently, the airline has 4 A321 XLRs and another one will be added by year-end. These planes have a longer range that will help the carrier connect more overseas destinations. At a conference in the national capital, Walsh also stressed that the airline's focus will remain on short haul operations and that…
