IndiGo Announces New International Destinations, Flight Tickets From 5,799 Rupees
Announcing the addition of Male and Phuket as its latest international destinations, IndiGo said that flight tickets are starting from as low as Rs 5,799. Male will be the thirteenth and Phuket will be the fourteenth destination on the airline's network, a press release issued by IndiGo said. The fare of Rs 5,799 is for one-way only, the release added. The airline will operate daily non-stop flights between Male-Kochi, five weekly services from Mumbai and twice weekly flights from Bengaluru. The carrier will also operate six weekly flights between Delhi and Phuket. Both new services will commence from November 2018. Â
IndiGo flight tickets for Male and Phuket are available with immediate effect.
The new flights are designed to cater to business and leisure travellers from these cities, said IndiGo. Customers willing to plan their travel can book flight tickets through the airline's official website- goindigo.in, the carrier noted.Â
The flight from Kochi to Male is available at a starting price of Rs 5,799. The flight from Delhi to Phuket is available at a starting fare of Rs 9,199.Â
Schedule of IndiGo's new flights:
| Flight No. | Frequency | Origin | Departure | Destination | Arrival | Eff Date | Fares (one-way) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Male | |||||||
| 6E 1795 | Daily | Kochi | 06:20 | Male | 07:35 | 15-Nov-18 | Rs 5799 |
| 6E 1796 | Daily | Male | 16:10 | Kochi | 18:30 | 15-Nov-18 | Rs 9199 |
| 6E 1779 | Tue and Thu | Male | 08:35 | Bengaluru | 11:00 | 19-Nov-18 | Rs 7999 |
| 6E 1778 | Tue and Thu | Bengaluru | 13:40 | Male | 15:10 | 19-Nov-18 | Rs 8199 |
| 6E 1785 | Daily except Tue and Thu | Male | 08:35 | Mumbai | 12:20 | 20-Nov-18 | Rs 7399 |
| 6E 1784 | Daily except Tue and Thu | Mumbai | 13:20 | Male | 15:10 | 20-Nov-18 | Rs 8199 |
| Phuket | |||||||
| 6E 1763 | Daily except Wednesdays | Delhi | 01:20 | Phuket | 06:40 | 23-Nov-18 | Rs 9199 |
| 6E 1764 | Daily except Wednesdays | Phuket | 07:40 | Delhi | 10:35 | 23-Nov-18 | Rs 10399 |
IndiGo recently also announced Kuala Lumpur as its twelfth international destination. The airline will operate daily non-stop flights between Kuala Lumpur-Bangalore and Kuala Lumpur-Delhi, effective from November 15. The carrier also introduced Allahabad as its 60th destination. IndiGo will now operate flights between Allahabad and Bangalore from November 15, 2018.
IndiGo currently has a fleet of 189 Airbus A320 and 12 ATR aircraft. The airline offers over 1,200 daily flights and connects 49 domestic destinations and nine international destinations, the press release said.
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