IndiGo places order for 30 widebody A350 planes
Business Standard
|June 02, 2025
IndiGo on Sunday signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with European aircraft manufacturer Airbus to order 30 additional A350-900 widebody aircraft, aiming to expand its long-haul network over the next decade.
IndiGo on Sunday signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with European aircraft manufacturer Airbus to order 30 additional A350-900 widebody aircraft, aiming to expand its long-haul network over the next decade. According to aviation industry sources, the order is estimated to be worth around $5 billion.
In April last year, the airline had ordered 30 A350-900 wide-body planes from Airbus. The April 2024 order was the very first time that India's largest carrier had placed an order for wide-body planes.
During the April 2024 order, it was revealed that IndiGo had the option to increase the wide-body plane order to 100 planes.
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