IndiGo to add three-class cabins to its Airbus A350s as it expands long-haul ambitions

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India’s largest airline plans to introduce a three-class cabin, including lie-flat beds, on its Airbus A350 fleet, marking a move beyond its traditional no-frills offer. The change is part of IndiGo’s effort to broaden its appeal to business travelers as it expands long-haul operations.

Discovered 2026-11-02T01:04:49.626236-08:00 | 2026-11-02T01:04:49.626236-08:00

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  • IndiGo’s planned three-class A350 cabin signals a shift in product strategy as the airline seeks to attract business travelers beyond its traditional no-frills customer base.
  • The move links cabin investment to the carrier’s long-haul expansion; its execution will shape how it competes for higher-yield passengers on international routes.

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