Overview

• IndiGo expects to receive its first Airbus A321XLR by the end of 2025, paving the way for the Athens launch.
• Six weekly nonstops are planned from early January 2026, with three flights each from Delhi and Mumbai, subject to regulatory approval.
• The airline says it will be India’s first A321XLR operator and the only Indian carrier offering direct India–Greece services.
• Athens becomes the fourth European point after Manchester, Amsterdam and London, which are being served with damp‑leased Boeing 787s.
• IndiGo’s A321XLRs will feature a two‑class layout with 12 ‘IndiGo Stretch’ business seats and 183 in economy, leveraging the type’s range to open southern Europe links.