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IndiGo, India’s low-cost carrier, announced on March 6, 2025, its expansion into Western Europe with new routes to Amsterdam and Manchester, set to launch in July 2025, pending regulatory approval. The airline will operate thrice-weekly flights using damp-leased Boeing 787-9 aircraft from Norse Atlantic Airways. This move marks IndiGo’s first direct connection between India and northern England, enhancing travel options. Currently, IndiGo has a partnership with Turkish Airlines for flights to Istanbul and plans to expand its European operations further with orders for 30 Airbus A350-900 and 69 A321XLR aircraft, aiming for greater connectivity in the region.