US EditionIndiGo, Delta, Air France-KLM and Virgin Atlantic Partner to Connect India with Europe and North America
- In 2025, a new alliance was established between an Indian low-cost carrier and major airlines from North America and Europe to enhance connectivity between India, Europe, and North America.
- This partnership arose from IndiGo's global growth ambitions and the need to meet rising international travel demand across major markets.
- The collaboration links IndiGo’s extensive domestic network with Delta’s and Virgin Atlantic’s transatlantic presence and Air France-KLM’s European and North American reach.
- Delta CEO Ed Bastian expressed that this partnership highlights their dedication to enhancing travel by fostering greater connectivity, inclusivity, and accessibility.
- The partnership aims to enhance travel options, simplify connections, and promote a higher level of collaboration and integration across the international aviation sector.
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