IndiGo Announces New Flights, Fares Start From Rs 2,999. Routes, Schedule And Other Details
Budget carrier IndiGo has introduced Tuticorin as its 53rd destination, informed a tweet posted by the airline on its handle- @IndiGo6E. The carrier with its 10th ATR aircraft will be flying three daily non-stop flights between Chennai and Tuticorin at a starting all-inclusive price of Rs 2,999 from July 26, 2018. The carrier will also operate second daily non-stop flights between Chennai and Calicut. The flight tickets between Calicut and Chennai will start at a all-inclusive price of Rs 2,100. IndiGo's new announcement is a part of UDAN (Ude Desh ka Aam Naagrik) scheme, a press release issued by the airline said. Â Customers willing to plan their travel can book tickets through IndiGo's official website- goindigo.in.Â
Introducing our 53rd #6Edestination Tuticorin! Flying 3x daily, non-stop between Chennai & Tuticorin w.e.f 26th July. Fares starting INR 2999. Book now: https://t.co/XAt4rXPMZ2 pic.twitter.com/bhx6fKFb28— IndiGo (@IndiGo6E) June 11, 2018
introduced 20 new flightsCochin and Tiruchirappalli, and between Tiruchirappalli and Bengaluru
Flight no Origin Destination Departure time Arrival time Effective Fares- INR 6E 7183 Chennai Tuticorin 05:50 07:30 26-Jul-18 2,999 6E 7184 Tuticorin Chennai 07:55 09:30 26-Jul-18 2,999 6E 7185 Chennai Tuticorin 10:25 12:05 26-Jul-18 2,999 6E 7186 Tuticorin Chennai 12:35 14:15 26-Jul-18 2,999 6E 7187 Chennai Tuticorin 14:40 16:20 26-Jul-18 2,999 6E 7188 Tuticorin Chennai 16:40 18:15 26-Jul-18 2,999 6E 7189 Chennai Calicut 18:55 20:35 26-Jul-18 2,100 6E 7191 Calicut Chennai 21:00 22:40 26-Jul-18 2,250
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