Overview
- The A321 XLR touched down in Delhi on January 7, marking the type’s first induction by an Indian carrier.
- IndiGo will deploy the aircraft on Mumbai–Athens from January 23 and Delhi–Athens from January 24, introducing direct India–Greece service.
- This jet is the first of 69 XLRs on order from Airbus, with the airline indicating at least one more induction by the end of the financial year.
- The cabin features 12 IndiGoStretch seats in a 2x2 layout with 44-inch pitch and 183 Economy seats with 31-inch pitch, plus in-seat power and device holders.
- Passengers will access Bluebox-powered streaming entertainment, receive complimentary hot meals with a vegetarian default, and have alcohol available for purchase in Economy and complimentary in IndiGoStretch.