Akasa Air, SpiceJet and Air India Express all operate Boeing 737 family aircraft. Akasa flies the 737 MAX 8 and the higher-capacity 737 MAX 8-200. Air India Express has flown the 737-800 and the 737 MAX 8. SpiceJet operates 737 variants too. To check your own flight, look at the aircraft type on the booking
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Neither airline is always costlier. On any given day the cheaper one depends on the route, the travel date, how many seats are left in each fare bucket, and what the fare includes. Air India sells Value, Classic and Flex in domestic economy. IndiGo sells Saver, Flexi Plus and UpFront. Compare like for like by
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Emirates runs one of the world’s largest wide-body fleets in 2026, built mainly around the Airbus A380 and Boeing 777, with the new Airbus A350 now joining in. In India, Emirates flies to nine cities, and from 25 October 2026 Delhi is scheduled to become the third Indian city, after Mumbai and Bengaluru, to receive
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IndiGo is India’s largest airline by fleet, with 432 aircraft as of 30 June 2026. Air India’s mainline fleet (excluding Air India Express) stood at 177 on 11 August 2026, with Air India Express separately running over 100. Akasa Air had 37 aircraft on 30 March 2026. Alliance Air and Star Air are much smaller
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IndiGo’s own investor presentation for the quarter that ended 30 June 2026 put its fleet at 432 aircraft, and the number keeps climbing as new planes are delivered. The fleet is built mainly around the Airbus A320neo family and A321neo, with ATR 72 turboprops on regional routes and the longer-range A321XLR now joining for its
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Alliance Air is a government-owned regional carrier, regulated by the DGCA to the same certification and maintenance standards as every other Indian airline. Its fleet is built around the ATR 72 turboprop, a regional aircraft type used widely around the world, plus a smaller ATR 42 and a single Dornier. It plays a central role
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Cathay Pacific connects India through Hong Kong and belongs to the oneworld alliance, with a strong onward network into mainland China, North America and Australia. Singapore Airlines connects through Singapore Changi, is a member of Star Alliance, and generally serves more Indian cities with a broad network across Southeast Asia, Australia and beyond. Both hubs
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Air India Express and IndiGo are both low-cost carriers with unbundled fares, so the real differences are in the details. Air India Express riders can now earn and redeem Air India’s Maharaja Club points, something IndiGo does not offer, while IndiGo generally runs a larger domestic network with more frequencies. Baggage and meal inclusions on
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Air India is a full-service carrier with more generous checked baggage on its higher fares and a complimentary meal on domestic flights as standard. IndiGo is a low-cost carrier with a large domestic network, frequent flights and a buy-on-board food model, where baggage and meals depend on which fare tier you book. Neither is simply
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Etihad connects Indian cities through Abu Dhabi with a compact and growing network, while Emirates flies from Dubai to a much larger global network built around one of the world’s busiest hub airports. Emirates generally offers more Indian cities, more weekly frequencies and a bigger onward route map. Etihad tends to stand out on its
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