New Delhi: Budget carrier IndiGo on Thursday raised its fleet size to 100 with the induction of a new Airbus A320, making it the third domestic airline to have as many planes. Till now, only state-run Air India and Naresh Goyal- promoted Jet Airways had over 100 planes in their fleet.
IndiGo took delivery of the 'VT-IDR' aircraft to join its ever growing fleet on Wednesday, the company said in a release issued here. The Gurgaon-based no-frills airline, which recently got listed on the bourses, currently operates 653 daily flights connecting 39 destinations.
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