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- Indigo added 8 new cities, 31 flights from Noida Airport.
- Akasa Air started flights to Mumbai from July 2.
- Indigo’s 15 destinations; There will be 40-42 daily flights by July.
Noida International Airport Network: The country’s largest domestic airline company IndiGo has connected 8 new big cities with the recently opened Noida International Airport. For this, the airline has started a record 31 new flights in a single day. Apart from this, Akasa Air has also started new flights to Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport from 2nd July today, connecting Noida Airport with Mumbai.
Which new cities has been added by IndiGo?
Noida International Airport was inaugurated on June 15, 2026. During that time the airline started its flights to Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Lucknow, Jammu and Amritsar. Now from July 1, flights were started to Jaipur, Jodhpur, Chandigarh, Dehradun, Dharamshala, Bhopal, Bareilly and Pantnagar. Today, from July 2, Kishangarh is also being included in the network. With this, the number of destinations of IndiGo from Noida Airport will increase to 15.
new route of akasa air
According to the booking portal of Akasa Air, the airline has started its flight service to Mumbai from July 2. From tomorrow, two new flights of Akasa will fly to Mumbai every day. Earlier, Akasa became the first airline in India to connect two new greenfield airports of the country – Noida Airport and Navi Mumbai International Airport.
Increasing capacity of Noida Airport
IndiGo and Akasa started their operations from Noida airport on June 16 with 12 flights daily. Of these, eight flights are being operated by IndiGo and four by Akasa. Among the eight cities for which Indigo has started its flight services, flights to Bareilly, Jodhpur and Kishangarh will operate on alternate days. There will be flights to all other places daily. The airline is going to start two more daily flight services on the Chandigarh route from July 13. Putting all these together, a target has been set to operate 40-42 flights daily from Noida Airport in the month of July.
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