IndiGo, the award-winning low-fare domestic airline that is redefining airline quality standards in India, today announced the launch of Patna as new sector, expanding its route network. IndiGo will introduce 02 new flights with round trips from Patna with effect from 4th July 2009. The new daily round trip services will begin between Patna to Bangalore (via Kolkata), Patna to Mumbai (via Lucknow & New Delhi), Patna to Kolkata, Patna to New Delhi (via Lucknow) and Patna to Lucknow. Speaking on the launch of new sector, Mr.Aditya Ghosh, President, IndiGo,said, Patna holds a lot of promise for us at IndiGo. With our high quality of service at prices that are always affordable, I am sure that we will meet the burgeoning demand for air travel to and from Patna. We are happy to expand our network to the city and immediately connect it to various parts of India. The commencement of IndiGos operations in Patna is a symbol of the resurgent and progressive Bihar. Mr. Ghosh added, IndiGo brings with it new opportunities of employment and commerce to the people of Patna. With greater ease and affordability of air travel, all strata of society can now cease opportunities across the nation, whether it is to the north, south, east or west of Patna. IndiGo will continue to expand its network to meet the requirements of both business and leisure travelers wherever they demand it. It is our constant endeavour to provide more flexibility of choice for our customers as IndiGo continues to offer them on time, hassle free and an always affordable experience.

IndiGo, the award-winning low-fare domestic airline that is redefining airline quality standards in India, today announced the launch of Lucknow as a new sector, expanding its route network. IndiGo will introduce 2 new flights with round trips from Lucknow with effect from 5th July, 2009. The new daily round trip services will begin between Lucknow to Bangalore (via Patna & Kolkata), Lucknow to Mumbai (via New Delhi), Lucknow to Kolkata (via Patna), Lucknow to New Delhi, and Lucknow to Patna. Speaking on the launch of new sector, Mr. Aditya Ghosh, President, IndiGo,said, Lucknow is a key market for us and we have been eyeing it for a while. Lucknow lies at the heart of commerce and politics of India. We are happy to expand our network to the city and connect it to various parts of India. Mr. Ghosh added, IndiGo will continue to expand its network to meet the requirements of both business and leisure travelers wherever they demand it. It is our constant Endeavour to provide more flexibility of choice for our customers as IndiGo continues to offer them on time, hassle free and always affordable flying experience

IndiGo, the low-cost Low-Fare domestic airline, redefining airline quality standards in India this Environment Day establishes its commitment to the environment through its technology on aircraft. Maintaining its green endeavor, IndiGos Airbus single aisle A320 - 232 aircrafts fitted with IAE V2500-A5 Engines enables a balanced emissions design approach, with the lowest total combined emissions levels of NOx, Carbon Monoxide (CO) and UHC (in its class), meeting all applicable emissions regulations with significant margin. Additionally IndiGo is the launch customer for International Aero Engines (IAEs) improved version of V2500-A5 engines called the SelectOne standard. The SelectOne is the new version of the V2500 engine that is designed to be more fuel-efficient with lower levels of Carbon Dioxide (CO2) emissions. The V2500 engines not only monitor the Carbon Dioxide (CO2) emissions, but they also keep the noise levels in check. The V2500's advanced propulsion system features a full-length nacelle that allows for extensive sound absorbing treatment and a mixed flow nozzle that significantly reduces exhaust air jet velocity. The result is lower noise levels than its competition - with more margins to Stage 4 noise limits. Mr. Aditya Ghosh, President, IndiGo,said IndiGo is committed to environmental sustainability. The technology on our aircrafts significantly reduces fuel emissions and regulates noise levels, which helps us contribute towards the larger canvas of environment preservation.