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Travellers who prefer flying with IndiGo, the largest airline of India in terms of market shares, to domestic destinations have something to cheer about. The airline has been working on its network expansion agenda in the current fiscal and it had announced an addition of eight new flights recently from March 15.

IndiGo is the most popular and favoured airline that operates in the Indian market. Operating on the low-cost model, it is also the leading airline in domestic aviation in terms of market share with a net profit of over 785 crore INR in the financial year of 2013.

The IndiGo Airlines booking provides the most customised experience for passengers while aiming to offer best prices. The second most important thing that has led to its surge is punctuality. It connects major destinations across the country in the best possible time. The third and the most important thing being a pleasant in flight experience. All these reasons put together has popularised IndiGo Airlines to a great extent.

IndiGo, the leading airline in the country, has stopped accepting credit cards for on-board payment in its flights. The low-cost carrier (LCC), which is known for offering cheap air fare has made this rule effective from the December 2013. Recently, the Reserve Bank of India had announced that starting from December, all transactions using swiping credit and debit cards will essentially require giving the PIN number as a compulsory aspect. This means that any payment done by swiping will require its owner to enter the 4-digit unique number combination.

The low-cost carrier (LCC), IndiGo is among the fastest growing airlines of the world. As per reports, the capacity of the airline has increased significantly in the last fiscal year. Additionally, it has become one of the largest domestic airlines on the basis of market share, by adding around 70 models and a number of domestic and international routes.

IndiGo has established the benchmark in the domestic sector of the Indian aviation industry as a result of its highly punctual schedule adherance, lowest air fare and efficient in-flight services. This airline offers its services on the low-cost model, which essentially means that the cost of flying is relatively less as compared to full-fledged ones.

India is emerging as one of the most lucrative markets for airlines across the globe. Recently, the Malaysia-based carrier, AirAsia, settled its base in the country and commenced operations in the nation. With the onset of these low-cost carriers (LCCs), flight tickets booking is increasing day by day in the nation.

Domestic travelling is the most favoured option for business travellers frequently flying to various locations across the country. This has opened a wide scope for those people who need to travel to different locations within a short span of time. Airlines are trying to launch various lucrative offers to pull in air-traffic to their flights. These include offering cheap domestic air tickets, package deals and discounts on round travel, to name a few. With these options, majority people are opting for air travel.

IndiGo is one of the leading low-cost airlines in India in terms of market share. According to sources from the industry,s this budget carrier is going to revamp its policy for disabled travelers. This carrier gained popularity since it is one of the most preferred airlines in the domestic aviation market offering cheapest airfare. The carrier is gearing up to make its policies more user-friendly for its differently-abled customers.

Domestic flight booking with GoAir, one of the leading no-frills carriers of India, has witnessed a considerable rise in the current fiscal. This low-cost carrier has launched regular discount schemes and added new flights to enhance connectivity this year. According to travel experts, the Wadia Group foray is currently the only Indian airline, apart from IndiGo, which is running in profit.

Indian aviation industry has undergone tremendous change in the last few years with the introduction new technologies and low-cost carriers (LCCs). It is growing faster than ever, and number of fliers opting for its service is growing by the day. This has lead to stiff competition between different airlines on the basis of air ticket prices and in-flight amenities.