IndiGo targets 40% international capacity by FY30 as global network push accelerates
India’s largest airline is expanding its international footprint around Indian and diaspora travel, using incoming A321 XLRs and 60 ordered Airbus A350-900s. IndiGo also targets more than 550 aircraft, 3,000 daily departures and roughly 200 million annual passengers by FY30.
IndiGo plans a larger international network focused on Indian travellers and diaspora traffic, supported by A321 XLRs and A350s from 2028. The airline aims to raise international capacity to 40% by FY30 while expanding premium cabins, loyalty, cargo and fleet financing flexibility.
Why this matters
The target extends IndiGo's global-growth agenda after Willie Walsh succeeded Pieter Elbers as CEO; a related leadership-reset signal highlighted operational recovery alongside international expansion.
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