InterGlobe Aviation's IndiGo is temporarily suspending flights to six international destinations between July and September 2026 as part of a network optimisation exercise amid softer demand, elevated costs and ongoing airspace restrictions. The airline will continue operating most international services while monitoring conditions and may restore routes earlier if circumstances improve.

The airline will return one of its six Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner aircraft, which had been taken on damp or wet lease from Norse Atlantic Airways. | India News

IndiGo will stop Manchester flights from August 31, citing higher fuel costs, airspace restrictions and geopolitical challenges impacting operations.