Indigo is going to start direct flights from Hindon in Ghaziabad in UP to eight cities of India. Interglobe Aviation Limited has announced this through a press release on Thursday. According to the statement released, IndiGo has started direct flights from Hindon to Ahmedabad, Bengaluru, Chennai, Indore, Kolkata, Mumbai, Patna and Varanasi since July 20, 2025. This is the second airport connecting the airline in the National Capital Region.
More than 70 flights will be operated in a week
Indigo’s global sales chief Vinay Malhotra said, “Our expansion in Hindon is a strategic move, providing an additional entrance for millions of people in the broader area. With over 70 weekly flights for eight major cities, our effort is to increase travel facility, promote business dynamics and promote economic growth.” Vinay Malhotra further said, “The infrastructure of airports constantly developing in India allows us to provide convenient flight options and better connections.”
East for East Delhi and Western Uttar Pradesh
Explain that IndiGo currently operates more than 1500 weekly flights from Delhi, which connects more than 85 destinations on its network. Hindon IndiGo has 93rd domestic and 136th overall station. The launch by the company aims to bring more travel options and connectivity for residents of Ghaziabad, East Delhi and other parts of western Uttar Pradesh.
Connectivity will get a boost
The company chose Hindon due to its strategic place and proximity to major economic territories like Noida and East Delhi, which the firm said that this is an important point for commerce and connectivity. The region was also considered due to its industrial estate, educational institutions and rising residential areas.
What is the opinion of analysts?
Interglobe Aviation shares fell 0.04% to close at Rs 5,271 on NSE, while benchmark Nifty fell by 0.08%. In the last 12 months, the stock has increased by 24.67% and 15.74% on a year-on-year basis. According to Bloomberg data, 19 of the 23 analysts monitoring the company have given ‘buy’ ratings on the stock, two have advised ‘hold’ and many have advised ‘sell’. The average of the price target of 12 -month analysts indicates a potential increase of 14%.
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