Overview

• Flights from Mumbai to Almaty start July 1, followed by services to Tashkent on August 1 and Tbilisi on August 2.
• Four weekly round trips to Almaty and Tashkent and three weekly round trips to Tbilisi will be operated by IndiGo.
• The routes replace Delhi services that were suspended in April after Pakistan closed its airspace to the carrier.
• Vinay Malhotra says the expansion reflects robust demand and will boost tourism, trade and people-to-people connections.
• Kazakhstan’s Air Astana has also introduced Mumbai–Almaty flights, increasing competition on the key Central Asia corridor.