Incredible Expansion: IndiGo Orders More Airbus A350-900s
IndiGo has finalized a firm order for 30 additional Airbus A350-900 aircraft, converting a June Memorandum of Understanding and increasing its Airbus A350 backlog to 60 jets.
The carrier’s CEO, Pieter Elbers, stated that the deal supports the airline’s goal of becoming a global player by 2030 and aligning with India's aviation hub ambitions.
The deal supports our goal of becoming a global player by 2030 and aligning with India's aviation hub ambitions.
- IndiGo has ordered 30 additional Airbus A350-900 aircraft.
- The airline’s Airbus A350 backlog is now 60 jets.
- The move is part of IndiGo’s plan to expand into long-haul flying.
There is speculation about whether IndiGo will fly to North American destinations, such as Washington DC, which Air India has suspended due to a shortage of aircraft.
Autor's resume: IndiGo expands fleet with new Airbus order.
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