IndiGo has introduced new fare options that exclude check-in baggage, following Air India's earlier launch of no-meal fares. The budget carrier's move aims to offer lower base prices for passengers travelling light. This marks a further unbundling of services in India's competitive domestic aviation market. Analysts say the trend gives flyers more choice but requires careful fare comparison.
IndiGo has introduced new fare options that exclude check-in baggage, following Air India's earlier launch of no-meal fares. The budget carrier's move aims to offer lower base prices for passengers travelling light. This marks a further unbundling of services in India's competitive domestic aviation market. Analysts say the trend gives flyers more choice but requires careful fare comparison.