IndiGo to Launch Coimbatore – Singapore Flights; Increase Frequency of Select Services

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Dark/Light Mode (14/08/24) IndiGo has unveiled plans to launch daily direct flights between Coimbatore and Singapore, and increase the frequency

August 18, 2024 WOL

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(14/08/24)
IndiGo has unveiled plans to launch daily direct
flights between Coimbatore and Singapore, and increase
the frequency of flights from Chennai to Singapore and Colombo,
as well as between Mumbai and Kuwait.

The Coimbatore (CJB) – Singapore (SIN) service is
scheduled to take off on 27 October, whilst the increase in
flights from Chennai (MAA) to Singapore and Colombo (CMB) is
expected to start 15 October, whilst the new Mumbai (BOM) – Kuwait
(KWI) services will take off on 29 October.

The new routes and frequencies will enhance
international connectivity and bolster mobility between the
commercial hubs in Tamil Nadu and Maharashtra, whilst also providing
travellers with more options to explore tourist and economic hubs in
Southeast Asia and the Middle East.

With the launch of the new routes and
frequencies, IndiGo will provide 908 direct flights per week from
Chennai to 48 destinations, 141 weekly flights from Coimbatore to
7 destinations, and 1292 weekly flights from Mumbai to 72
destinations.

IndiGo aircraft. Picture by Steven Howard of TravelNewsAsia.com

“We are pleased to further enhance our international
connectivity with new / direct additional flights to Singapore,
Colombo and Kuwait. With introduction of these flights IndiGo now
offers increased connectivity to Singapore (72 flights a week)
from 9 cities in India, to Colombo (37 flights a week) from 4
cities in India, and to Kuwait (34 flights a week) from 5 cities
in India,” said Vinay Malhotra, Head of Global Sales, IndiGo. “These new routes and additional frequencies foster
stronger economic and cultural ties and unlock new avenues for
trade, tourism, and collaboration. As India’s preferred carrier,
we are committed to offering on-time, affordable, and hassle-free
travel experiences across our extensive network.”

With the presence of major automobile
manufacturing units and allied industries around
Chennai, the capital of Tamil Nadu, the city is often called the
‘Detroit of India’. Some of the most popular
tourist attractions in the city include, Santhome Basilica church,
Fort St. George, Government Museum, Marina beach, Pulicat Lake,
St. Mary’s church, and Valluvar Kottam Kodambakkam.

Surrounded by the Western Ghats, Coimbatore is a
vibrant city in Tamil Nadu that is renowned for its textile
industry. The Vellingiri
Hill Temple and the ancient Perur Pateeswarar Temple add to its
cultural richness.

Mumbai, formerly known as Bombay, is the financial
capital of India and one of the most populous cities in the world.
Located on the west coast of India, along the Arabian Sea, Mumbai
is the heart of the Bollywood film industry and a hub for
commerce, fashion, and entertainment. The city’s skyline is a mix
of colonial-era buildings, modern skyscrapers, and bustling
streets that reflect its dynamic and diverse culture.

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