IndiGo to halt wide-body flights due to increasing expenses
IndiGo is set to terminate its damp lease deal with Norse Atlantic Airways for six Boeing 787-9 planes, effectively ending its wide-body flight operations starting October 25. The carrier explained that the decision was driven by the lack of financial viability caused by soaring fuel costs, airspace limitations, geopolitical instability, and rising expenses. Consequently, the airline will move its Mumbai-Amsterdam route to the Airbus A321XLR, while flights to Heathrow will remain paused until the company receives its A350 aircraft.