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Amsterdam crucial point for connecting with rest of Europe, America: IndiGo

Expanding its international wings, IndiGo CEO Pieter Elbers has said Amsterdam will be an important point to connect with the rest of Europe and North America and highlighted it is a "fit for purpose" airline. IndiGo, India's largest airline with a domestic market share of 64 per cent, is fast expanding its overseas reach with new routes and partnerships. Marking the foray into Europe, IndiGo this week, commenced direct services from Mumbai to Manchester and Amsterdam, with Elbers describing the launches as a "momentous occasion". "I think the story now is by touching in Europe. The change is much more profound than just two new destinations. It's a change of product. It's a change in some of the partnerships. It's a change of profile," Elbers told PTI. With a fleet of more than 400 planes, IndiGo flies to over 90 domestic and 40 overseas destinations, with the latest additions being the start of services to Manchester and Amsterdam on July 1 and 2, respectively. Elbers said Amste

Amsterdam crucial point for connecting with rest of Europe, America: IndiGo
Updated On : 06 Jul 2025 | 6:50 PM IST

IndiGo to start direct long-haul flights to Manchester, Amsterdam from July

Expanding its international operations, IndiGo will start non-stop long-haul flights to Manchester and Amsterdam with the leased Boeing 787-9 planes from July this year. Making the announcement on Thursday, the airline said the development signals a significant step in its journey to become a global player by 2030 and also make India a global aviation hub. Also, the carrier is evaluating multiple markets in Europe for long-haul flights. "Today, we unlock a new and very exciting chapter in IndiGo's growth journey, connecting India to the heart of Europe. We're thrilled to announce our first-ever long-haul destinations - Manchester and Amsterdam," IndiGo CEO Pieter Elbers said in a statement. Without disclosing the Indian cities from which the services will be operated, the airline said there will be 3x weekly flights each to Manchester (the UK) and Amsterdam (the Netherlands) that are expected to start in July 2025, subject to completion of all operational preparedness and regulator

IndiGo to start direct long-haul flights to Manchester, Amsterdam from July
Updated On : 06 Mar 2025 | 7:46 PM IST

How joy of over 100 Indians in Amsterdam turned to horror over flight ban

Stranded passengers petitioned external affairs ministry for help and allow them to return to India

How joy of over 100 Indians in Amsterdam turned to horror over flight ban
Updated On : 21 Mar 2020 | 11:45 PM IST

Amsterdam airport evacuated in security alert; man detained

A bomb disposal squad is on scene and the detained person's luggage is being checked

Amsterdam airport evacuated in security alert; man detained
Updated On : 13 Apr 2016 | 8:14 AM IST