New Delhi, 29 March (H.S.):

India's largest airline IndiGo announced Sunday a massive expansion from the Navi Mumbai International Airport rolling out over 30 fresh domestic connections starting March 29 through April 23 linking the hub to key cities like Agra Ayodhya Bagdogra Belagavi Chandigarh Diu Kannur Kolkata Patna Rajkot Srinagar Varanasi and Visakhapatnam.

The phased launch promises over 400 weekly flights from the airport slashing travel times and opening daily direct services to Goa Kolhapur Gorakhpur Bhopal Dehradun Hubballi Indore Durgapur Madurai Aurangabad Jabalpur Jharsuguda and Raipur with weekly runs to spots like Agra Dehradun Durgapur and Srinagar.

Gujarat connectivity gets a major lift with daily double ATR flights to Bhavnagar already airborne and Jamnagar direct service kicking off April 23 giving IndiGo reach to six cities there Ahmedabad Vadodara Surat Rajkot Bhavnagar Jamnagar via 1400 weekly flights.

With a fleet topping 400 planes IndiGo already flies 2200 daily services across 95 domestic and 40 international points cementing Navi Mumbai as a connectivity powerhouse for Mumbai's bustling western corridor.

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Hindusthan Samachar / Jun Sarkar