IndiGo Commences New Route, Offers Tickets From Rs 3,999
IndiGo started daily operations on the Delhi-Agartala route. IndiGo is the first airline to operate flights on this route, the airline said in a statement. The carrier is offering flight tickets at a starting all-inclusive price of Rs 3,999 on the newly-launched route. Bookings for the flights are open via its website - goindigo.in. "The new flights are designed to cater to business and leisure travellers who are constantly on the lookout for new and affordable flying options," IndiGo said.
Here's the schedule of the new IndiGo flights:
| Flight Number | Frequency | Origin | Departure | Destination | Arrival | Fares |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 6E 2047 | Daily | Delhi | 12:50 | Agartala | 15:20 | Rs 3,999 |
| 6E 2048 | Daily | Agartala | 15:50 | Delhi | 18:30 | Rs 3,999 |
(As mentioned on IndiGo's release)
"In line with the government's vision to strengthen tourism in the North-East, we are pleased to launch these flights to enhance point to point connectivity in the region," said William Boulter, chief commercial officer, IndiGo. "We are confident that increased connectivity will be an enabler to nurture tourism and trade opportunities in not just Agartala but also its surrounding areas," he said.
Earlier this month, IndiGo announced the launch of second direct flights on the Hyderabad-Doha route, starting from September 16, 2019, at an introductory all-inclusive price of Rs 9,246. The airline said it will operate late-night flights on the Hyderabad-Dubai route.
IndiGo also said it will operate two daily non-stop flights on the Kolkata-Silchar route from September 20, 2019 at a starting all-inclusive price of Rs 2,418.
Currently, IndiGo has a fleet of over 200 aircraft.Â
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