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IndiGo to Launch Mumbai and DelhiAthens Nonstops in January 2026 on First A321XLR

The routes use India’s first Airbus A321XLR to launch IndiGo’s long‑range narrow‑body operations.

Overview

  • Service starts on January 23 from Mumbai and January 24 from Delhi, with each route operating three times per week.
  • IndiGo will be the only Indian carrier offering direct flights between India and Greece, according to the airline.
  • The A321XLR’s range of up to 8,700 km enables non-stop connectivity from India to Southern Europe while maintaining narrow-body economics.
  • The aircraft is configured with 12 IndiGoStretch seats in a 2x2 layout and 183 economy seats, with power outlets and device holders for passengers.
  • IndiGo says the A321XLR will feature Bluebox-powered streaming entertainment on personal devices, and one outlet reported inaugural flight numbers and first-day timings.