IndiGo to suspend Heathrow flights and end Norse Atlantic damp lease
IndiGo will temporarily halt services to London Heathrow and terminate its damp-lease arrangement with Norse Atlantic, citing airspace restrictions, fuel costs and currency pressure. The airline plans to return to more efficient long-haul operations after its Airbus A350-900 deliveries begin.
IndiGo will suspend London Heathrow flights and end its Norse Atlantic damp lease, citing airspace constraints, fuel costs and currency pressure. The Indian airline expects to resume more efficient long-haul operations after receiving Airbus A350-900 aircraft.
Why this matters
The move extends recent IndiGo signals that flagged a London service suspension from October 25 and the end of Norse Boeing 787 wide-body leasing.
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