Fares can only be combined with the same or compatible fare types:
- Saver ↔ Saver
- Flexi ↔ Flexi
- Super 6E ↔ Super 6E
- IndiGoStretch & IndiGoStretch+ ↔ IndiGoStretch or Super 6E

Yes, modifications are allowed to go up to 4 hours before departure. Fare differences and applicable fees may apply.

Yes, charges vary based on booking class and timing.

Yes, applicable. Details available in the fee summary.

Economy Cabin: Available for a fee
IndiGoStretch Cabin: Complimentary

- Saver & Flexi: 30 kg (up to 2 pieces) on limited International sectors.
- Super 6E: 35 kg (up to 2 pieces) on limited International sectors.
- IndiGoStretch & IndiGoStretch+: 46 kg (up to 2 pieces) on limited International sectors.

Please note: Final baggage allowance may vary depending on the travel sector and applicable regulatory guidelines.

- Economy Cabin: 7 kg (1 piece)
- IndiGoStretch Cabin: 12 kg (1 piece)

Infant fare: ₹8,000
Infant hand baggage: 10 kg

Yes, excess baggage fees apply across all cabins.

- Saver: Chargeable
- Flexi: Mandatory selection & Complimentary (Standard seats)
- Super 6E: Mandatory selection & Complimentary (All seats: Standard & XL seats)
- IndiGoStretch/IndiGoStretch+: Mandatory selection and complimentary

No, baby car seats, strollers, and bassinets are not permitted in the Economy Cabin.

A maximum of 12 infants are allowed on the aircraft:

-IndiGoStretch Cabin: Up to 3 infants
-Economy Cabin: Up to 9 infants

- Economy Cabin: Complimentary meal + non-alcoholic beverage
- IndiGoStretch Cabin: Complimentary meal + alcoholic beverage

- Economy Cabin: Available for purchase or pre-booking
- IndiGoStretch Cabin: Complimentary

- Economy Cabin: Available for purchase or pre-booking
- IndiGoStretch Cabin: Complimentary

Yes, via the 6E Entertainment app on personal devices.

Yes, it is available in the IndiGoStretch cabin under IndiGo Stretch and IndiGoStretch+ Cabin.

Yes, FAA-approved POCs are allowed as carry-on. Non-approved POCs must be checked in with batteries packed separately.

Yes, guide dogs are permitted in all cabins, provided the following requisites are met:

• The guide dog must be properly trained, harnessed, and muzzled
• The guide dog cannot occupy a seat
• Must be placed on a moisture-absorbent mat on the cabin floor
• Advance notice must be given via the IndiGo Contact Centre
  • Please add the service dog to your reservation by calling us at our call centre @ 0124 6173838 at least forty eight (48) hours prior to your departure.
  • Please reach the airport two (2) hours prior to the scheduled time of departure and inform our staff at the reservation desk. They would be happy to assist you with your check-in and boarding formalities
• A valid vaccination certificate from a registered veterinarian is required
• Guide dogs are transported free of charge

Yes. Please refer to IndiGo’s Dangerous Goods Policy for the complete list.

Customers are not permitted to carry explosives or incendiary substances and devices in their checked baggage. These items are considered dangerous as they are capable of causing serious injury or posing a threat to the safety of the aircraft. The following are examples of such prohibited items:

• Ammunition
• Blasting caps
• Detonators and fuses
• Mines, grenades, and other explosive military equipment
• Fireworks and other pyrotechnic materials
• Smoke-generating canisters and cartridges
• Dynamite, gunpowder, and plastic explosives

Customers are not permitted to carry the following articles in their cabin baggage or security restricted areas on board an aircraft:

a. Guns, firearms, and other devices that discharge projectiles:
Devices that can, or appear to be able to, cause serious injury by discharging a projectile, such as:

• All types of firearms including pistols, revolvers, rifles, and shotguns
• Toy guns, replicas, and imitation firearms that could be mistaken for real weapons
• Component parts of firearms, except telescopic sights
• Compressed air and carbon dioxide guns, including pellet guns and ball bearing guns
• Signal flare pistols and starter pistols
• Bows, crossbows, and arrows
• Harpoon and spear guns
• Slingshots and catapults

b. Stunning devices:
Items designed to stun or immobilise, such as:

• Stun guns, Tasers, and stun batons
• Animal stunners and animal killers
• Chemical sprays such as mace, pepper spray, capsicum spray, tear gas, acid spray, and animal repellents

c. Sharp objects:
Items with a sharp point or edge that could cause serious injury, including:

• Axes, hatchets, and cleavers
• Ice axes and ice picks
• Razor blades and box cutters
• Knives with blades longer than 6 centimetres
• Scissors with blades longer than 6 centimetres (measured from the fulcrum)
• Martial arts equipment with sharp edges or points
• Swords and sabres

d. Workmen’s tools:
Tools that could be used to cause serious injury or pose a threat to aircraft safety, such as:

• Crowbars
• Drills and drill bits, including cordless power drills
• Tools with a blade or shaft longer than 6 centimetres, such as screwdrivers and chisels
• Saws, including cordless power saws
• Blowtorches
• Bolt guns and nail guns

e. Blunt instruments:
Items that could be used to cause injury by striking, including:

• Baseball and softball bats
• Clubs and batons, including billy clubs, blackjacks, and night sticks
• Martial arts equipment

f. Explosives and incendiary substances or devices:
Items that could pose a threat to aircraft safety, such as:

• Ammunition
• Blasting caps
• Detonators and fuses
• Replica or imitation explosive devices
• Mines, grenades, and other military explosives
• Fireworks and pyrotechnics
• Smoke-generating canisters and cartridges
• Dynamite, gunpowder, and plastic explosives