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Why Flying is So Expensive..!?

As per a video by Wendover Productions, the expense of flying here in the U.S. isn’t a result of the fuel expected to get to and from a destination, it’s the straightforward certainty of working a plane that blows up the cost. While planes get frightful miles per gallon—most planes need around 1.5 gallons of plane fuel for each mile voyaged—it’s really a million diverse duties and different costs that make flights so costly.

That, as well as cash is expected to pay pilots, flight teams, air terminal expenses, upkeep, and that’s just the beginning, all adding to ticket costs; they’re all reasons why flights the nation over are frequently between $300-600 one way. It likewise relies on upon what time you fly, what day of the week, and in the event that it’s around a bustling occasion.

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First Look: IndiGo Takes Delivery of A321neo with New Business Class

India’s largest domestic airline, IndiGo (6E), celebrated its 18th anniversary in August 2024 by announcing a major upgrade: a new Business Class product called “IndiGo Stretch.”

Now, the airline has officially taken delivery of its first Airbus A321neo aircraft fitted with these premium seats. Registered as VT-ICF, this first A321neo with the new configuration took off from Hamburg (XFW) at 6:06 PM local time, operating flight 6E9001.

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The launch route for IndiGo’s A321neo with IndiGo Stretch seats will be from Delhi to Mumbai, starting November 14, 2024. After this initial route, the airline plans to expand the offering across its network.

Airbus completed the final assembly of this special aircraft in Hamburg, where the A321neo Final Assembly Line is located. Enthusiastic planespotters got a sneak peek of the new IndiGo Stretch interior before the aircraft’s official delivery to India.

Tobias Gudat, a planespotter on X.com, captured images of the aircraft, still marked with its test registration, showcasing its fresh Business Class interior.

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Adding a distinctive touch, each IndiGo aircraft featuring the Stretch product will have the slogan “IndiGo Means Business” displayed on the fuselage, signaling a new era of premium travel for the airline.

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IndiGo took delivery of the A321neo with the Stretch seats on October 30, 2024, coinciding with Airbus’s delivery of the world’s first A321XLR to Iberia.