From The Hindu BusinessLine
Center-Right Owned by The Hindu Group (Kasturi & Sons)IndiGo eyes deeper airline partnerships for long-haul push
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IndiGo is seeking deeper airline partnerships to support a long‑haul push, emphasizing market access rather than financial investment as it prepares for A350 operations. At a conference in Delhi, CEO Willie Walsh said the carrier will continue to focus on short‑haul routes and highlighted its efficient cost base. He also noted that IndiGo plans to have 14 A321 XLR aircraft in service by the end of 2027.
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Market access, rather than financial investment, to drive commercial tie-ups as airline prepares for A350 operations
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Market access, rather than financial investment, to drive commercial tie-ups as airline prepares for A350 operations
