IndiGo Sees Unique Business Case For Future A321XLRs

Speaking at Routes Asia 2025 in Perth, IndiGo's head of planning and revenue management Abhijit DasGupta

IndiGo's head of planning and revenue management, Abhijit DasGupta (right), on stage with Aviation Week's David Casey (left) at Routes Asia 2025.

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PERTH, Australia—Indian carrier IndiGo believes its future fleet of Airbus A321XLR narrowbody aircraft offers unique route development opportunities and a compelling business case. With 40 aircraft firmly ordered and options for 30 more, the XLRs, alongside widebody aircraft, underpin the LCC’s...
Chen Chuanren

Chen Chuanren is the Southeast Asia and China Editor for Aviation Week's Air Transport World magazine and the Asia-Pacific Defense Correspondent for Aviation Week.

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