IndiGo CEO Pieter Elbers announced plans to start flights to Bali and Medina this fiscal year, as the airline continues its international expansion and aims to carry 100 million passengers.
Gurugram, Nov 6 (PTI) IndiGo plans to start flights to Bali and Medina in the current fiscal as the airline continues to expand its network, its chief Pieter Elbers said on Monday.
The airline is "well on track" to achieve the target of carrying 100 million passengers this financial year, he told reporters here.
In the September quarter, which also saw the carrier posting a net profit of Rs 189 crore, it carried 26 million passengers.
"We will continue our internationalisation," Elbers said and added that currently, the airline operates around 500 routes, including 100 international ones.
The airline CEO said it plans to start flights to Bali (Indonesia) and Medina (Saudi Arabia) in the current financial year.
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