IndiGo has launched an ambitious growth plan targeting to nearly double its passenger capacity to 200 million by FY30, focusing on international expansion and premium travel offerings. The airline announced temporary suspensions of flights to six international destinations, including Manchester, due to seasonal demand and rising operational costs. Despite these challenges, IndiGo plans to increase its fleet to over 550 aircraft and daily departures to around 3,000. A significant aspect of its strategy is to enhance international capacity, aiming for it to constitute 40% of total capacity by 2030. The airline will introduce Airbus A321XLR and A350 jets to support long-haul operations, enabling services to new destinations such as Athens and Seoul. Additionally, IndiGo is focusing on premium travel with its IndiGoStretch offering, expecting to increase daily premium seats to over 4,300 by March 2027. The airline also aims to boost cargo volumes to more than 450,000 tonnes by FY30, leveraging ancillary revenue streams to enhance profitability while maintaining financial discipline.