IndiGo Seeks To Expand International Exposure
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CHIANG MAI, Thailand—IndiGo is looking to bolster its international network and further solidify its domestic operations as it awaits the delivery of its first Airbus A321XLR before the end of 2024. The ULCC’s domestic operations make up about 95% of total revenues, but the airline plans to increase...
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