IndiGo launches Navi Mumbai’s first cargo flight, eyes regular freighter service
IndiGo’s inaugural Navi Mumbai–Sharjah cargo flight signals a new airfreight gateway for western India. The carrier plans regular freighter operations, targeting India–West Asia demand as Mumbai airport faces capacity constraints.
IndiGo operated Navi Mumbai airport’s first cargo flight to Sharjah and plans regular freighter services, citing capacity constraints at Mumbai airport and strong India-West Asia demand. The carrier reported FY26 cargo revenue of ₹2,483 crore, up 9.6%.
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IndiGo’s cargo push follows plans to exit leased widebody services, end London Heathrow flights and end interim wide-body operations, shifting its network mix toward new opportunities.
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