▶ IndiGo to Connect Mumbai and Copenhagen Starting October

Indian airline IndiGo has announced the launch of a new international route connecting Mumbai and Copenhagen, effective October 8, 2025. With this operation, the airline strengthens its presence in Northern Europe and adds the Danish capital as its 44th international and 138th overall destination.

Flights will operate three times per week using Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner aircraft, leased on a wet/damp lease basis from Norse Atlantic Airways.

Pieter Elbers, CEO of IndiGo, highlighted: “With the growing demand for travel between India and Northern Europe, we are thrilled to connect Mumbai with Copenhagen, marking our entry into the Scandinavian region. This move strengthens our European network and offers Indian travelers a gateway to the Nordic world.”

The new route will facilitate the flow of business travelers and tourists while boosting ties in trade, education, and tourism between the two regions.

→ IndiGo Launches Its First Long-Haul Route: Direct Flights Between Mumbai and Manchester

Flight Schedules for Mumbai and Copenhagen

The itinerary will be as follows (all times local):

Mumbai → Copenhagen
Departure: 04:35
Arrival: 10:05
Frequency: 3 times per week

Copenhagen → Mumbai
Departure: 12:30
Arrival: 00:30 (+1 day)
Frequency: 3 times per week

IndiGoStretch Experience on Long-Haul Flights

Passengers can choose between Economy class or the exclusive IndiGoStretch, designed for intercontinental travel. This product offers:

Reclining seats with extra legroom.

Priority check-in and premium amenities.

Special menus featuring hot meals and alcoholic beverages from renowned Indian brands.

Travel kits with wellness items, such as exclusive overlays and relaxing sleep spray.

An onboard entertainment system with nearly 300 hours of content.

Another Step Towards IndiGo’s Global Vision

With this new route, the company takes another step forward in its goal of consolidating itself as a global airline, expanding its network, and increasingly connecting India with the rest of the world.