DELHI- IndiGo Airlines (6E) has officially opened bookings for its first Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner service. The airline will launch daily flights on Delhi-Bangkok sector. Flights are set to begin from 1st March 2025. The destination the airline has chosen has taken everyone by surprise. Instead of a long-haul European route, the airline will debut its widebody operations on the Delhi–Bangkok route, starting March 2025. IndiGo Delhi to Bangkok flights The daily service will be operated with the Boeing 787-9, significantly upgrading capacity and comfort on this high-demand route. IndiGo has also changed the timings of the flights in this sector.…
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