From February 1st, 2023, IndiGo will re-time their red-eye flight between Goa and Nagpur to a more leisure-friendly schedule. On the same day, the carrier will also start operations between Amritsar and Hyderabad via Goa.
On Monday (January 23, 2023), IndiGo announced that they will re-time their red-eye flight schedule between Goa and Nagpur to a more leisure friendly schedule from February 1st, 2023. IndiGo will also launch new service between Amritsar and Hyderabad via Goa on the same day. Goa is one of India’s most popular tourist destinations, offering pristine beaches such as Baga, Candolim, Calangute, Morjim, Arambol and Anjuna, along with a vibrant nightlife. The multi-cultural city is shaped by Portuguese, Maharashtrian and Konkani influences in food, architecture, dress, dance and language. Goa is also home to numerous churches including Bom Jesus, Saint Cathedral, St. Francis and the Chapel of St. Catherine, among others, which are visited by tourists from all around India.
In Monday’s announcement, IndiGo’s Head of Global Sales, Vinay Malhotra, said,
“To make it hassle-free for travellers, we are rescheduling the red-eye flights between Goa-Nagpur to a more convenient time in the evening. The new flight between Amritsar-Hyderabad via Goa will also help in establishing direct connectivity between Amritsar-Goa. These flights will add capacity to Goa, to cater to the increasing demand and provide more options for a beach vacation. We are committed to make flying a pleasant experience for our customers and will stay true to our promise of courteous, hassle-free, on-time and affordable travel experience.”
Nagpur is the winter capital and the third largest city in Maharashtra, after Mumbai and Pune. The city is also known as the ‘Tiger Capital of India’ as it connects many Indian tiger reserves to the world. Nagpur is located at the Zero Mile Marker, the precise geographical center of India, and is home to several historic and scenic landmarks such as Sitabardi Fort, Futala Lake, Seminary Hills, Deekshabhoomi, BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir, the Central Museum of Nagpur and Gandhisagar Lake.
Founded in 2006, IndiGo has grown into India’s largest airlines, and one of the fastest growing LCCs in the world. The carrier’s operates with a simple philosophy of providing low fares and courteous, hygienic, on-time and hassle-free service. IndiGo operates a fleet of 300 aircraft and offers over 1,700 daily flights to 76 domestic and 26 international destinations.
Source: IndiGo