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The partnership will enable China Southern Airlines to enhance its reach within India, while IndiGo customers will gain access to destinations

IndiGo partners with Bluebox Aviation Systems to introduce a next-generation digital in-flight entertainment platform on its new A321XLR aircraft, enhancing passenger engagement through seamless, device-based experiences

The expansion reflects IndiGo’s growing footprint across the Middle East, where it now connects India to four major Saudi cities—Jeddah, Riyadh, Dammam, and Madinah

IndiGo will operate its Airbus A320 aircraft on this route, offering seamless and affordable access for religious, business, and leisure travel

With this partnership, IndiGo travellers can now share their boarding pass directly with the Digi Yatra app by simply tapping “Share with Digi Yatra” in the IndiGo app after completing their web check-in

The airline will operate its Airbus A320 aircraft on the new route, providing seamless connectivity from India’s capital to one of Southeast Asia’s most vibrant cultural and commercial hubs

This direct connection will enhance links between Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport, Mumbai, and Copenhagen Airport, one of Europe’s oldest international airports and the busiest in Scandinavia

With Mumbai as India’s financial centre and London as a leading global financial hub, this non-stop route is expected to enhance trade and economic ties between the two nations

IndiGo is resuming flights to Mainland China with daily non-stop services between Kolkata and Guangzhou from October 26, 2025. Delhi–Guangzhou services will follow soon

From November 13, 2025, IndiGo will operate direct flights between Kolkata and Siem Reap three times a week, becoming the first Indian carrier to connect India and Cambodia.