IndiGo aims to launch a premium seating class and loyalty program by 2024 end, targeting business travelers and international routes.
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Dual-class A321 aircraft
The airline plans to configure 35 Airbus A321 aircraft with dual-class seating, offering 36 inches of legroom in the premium cabin, an increase from the average 30 inch of legroom.
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Enhanced passenger perks
Premium passengers will enjoy perks like priority boarding, complimentary hot meals, and increased itinerary flexibility.
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International expansion strategy
IndiGo's expansion into international routes is led by CEO Pieter Elbers, with Airbus A321 XLR aircraft joining the fleet in 2025.
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Strategic error?
Aviation consultancy firm CAPA has cautioned that overestimating premium traffic and blending low-cost airlines could be a strategic error.