IndiGo to end interim wide-body operations from October 25
IndiGo will wind down wide-body flying from October 25 as its Norse Atlantic damp-lease arrangement ends. Mumbai-Amsterdam will move to Airbus A321XLR aircraft, while London Heathrow services will pause until the carrier begins receiving Airbus A350-900s around mid-2027.
IndiGo will end interim wide-body operations from October 25, citing geopolitical cost pressures. Mumbai-Amsterdam will shift to A321XLR aircraft, while London Heathrow flights pause until A350-900 deliveries begin around mid-2027.
Why this matters
The move follows recent IndiGo signals on suspending Heathrow flights, ending the Norse Atlantic damp lease, and pausing London service as interim wide-body flying concludes.
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