IndiGo and Aegean have signed a memorandum of understanding to establish a codeshare partnership that will expand connectivity between India, Greece and broader Europe and South Asia, and could coordinate with planned A321XLR services targeted for 2026 to enable direct India–Greece flights.
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The codeshare widens single‑ticket access between IndiGo’s South Asian network and Aegean’s European feed, improving connectivity without immediate capacity commitments; this follows IndiGo’s recent network expansion via similar pacts.
The pact links to both carriers’ A321XLR plans — IndiGo expects its first A321XLR by year‑end with Athens confirmed as an inaugural XLR route in Jan 2026 (see IndiGo's A321XLR delivery and Athens inaugural plan: https://hype.aero/?story=038234ef-5a4e-472f-81ed-851fc67c74dd) — which could enable true point‑to‑point India–Greece services.
Aegean’s own A321XLR order to open New Delhi and Mumbai routes from 2026 gives the codeshare commercial leverage to coordinate schedules and feed traffic between both carriers (see Aegean's A321XLR order for New Delhi and Mumbai: https://hype.aero/?story=40202b4b-24f0-4c01-b074-0fb161d0412c).
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(DE) IndiGo and Aegean agree codeshare partnership • airliners.de
IndiGo and Aegean Sign Codeshare MoU to Boost Europe–India Connectivity • Aviation Source
(ES) Aegean and IndiGo celebrate MOU • airgways.com
