New Delhi: IndiGo Sunday doubled its comprehensive body aircraft order by confirming the option of 30 wide body Airbus A350s. Now the airline has 60 A350s on the firm order and has more than 40 options. “We have signed MOU with Airbus to confirm the option of 30 A350s. Their delivery begins in 2027, “Airline CEO Peter Albers said at the IATA AGM on Sunday.“The delivery of the initial 30 A350s will begin in the last year’s order 2027 and will continue until the early part of the next decade. The next batch (out of 30) will start after that and will continue well in the second half of the next decade,” said Alber. In May last May, IndiGo gave a firm order for the 30 Wide Body Airbus A350 aircraft and was an option for 70 more.IndiGo started operating long halls on Wide Body Boeing 777s Turkish Airlines two years ago (hired with the operating crew), an agreement to terminate it within three months. Next month, this Norse will begin to operate B787s leased from Atlantic to Manchester and Amsterdam.Now as IndiGo has to eliminate wet leases with Turkey, it is deepening the relationship with other carriers so that passengers can get further connectivity from places for new destinations such as Amsterdam and Manchester. Accordingly, IndiGo, Delta Air Lines, Air France-KLM and Virgin Atlantic Sunday announced a plan to form a partnership connecting India with Europe and North America.IndiGo said in a statement, “The strength of the delta in North America and the reach of Air France-KLM in Europe and North America and the UK and Virgin Atlantic’s transatlantic presence have been partnered to provide wide access to the partnership by adding Indigo’s domestic network, with a wide access to the partnership.”IndiGo CEO Peter Albers said: “IndiGo has launched an ambitious journey to become a global airline by 2030. The partnership represents a milestone to carry forward commercial coordination, operational excellence and innovation with partnership (with delta air lines, air France-KLM and Virgin Atlantic). We are particularly excited to start our long -term expansion from this heat and connect to the network of our partners to provide more access to Europe and North America. This strategic partnership enables a joint customer proposal as extensive intercontinental connectivity, spontaneous experience and great loyalty value. ,Delta CEO Ed Bastian said: “This agreement is another example of our commitment to make the journey more connected, more inclusive and more accessible. Indigo, Air France-KLM and Virgin Alantic, including our strength, will be able to offer unique connectivity and convenience, which is ready to offer us completely.,Air France-KLM CEO Benjamin Smith said: “We are very happy to expand our current partnership with IndiGo and do the same with our partners Delta and Virgin Atlantic. India is a strategic market for Air France-KLM, where we have a strong and historic appearance soon.Virgin Atlantic CEO Shai Weiss said: “In our 25th year of flying to India, we are happy to build on our joint venture with Delta and Air France-KLM, and our successful Kodasheyer with IndiGo, going ahead with this partnership. Increase connectivity,,
