IndiGo, one of India’s leading airlines, has exciting news for travelers seeking tropical bliss: direct flights from Bengaluru to Denpasar (Bali) are set to commence on March 29.
This announcement marks IndiGo’s expansion into Bali, making it the airline’s second destination in Indonesia and the 33rd international addition to its extensive 6E network, which now boasts a total of 119 destinations worldwide.
Booking for these flights opened on February 20, providing eager passengers with ample time to plan their Balinese getaway.
Flight Schedule and Fares
According to the official website of IndiGo, the daily flights from Bengaluru to Denpasar (Bali) will depart at 12:50 pm, arriving in Denpasar at 10:20 am local time.
The return flight from Denpasar will depart at 11:20 am, landing in Bengaluru at 3:15 pm. Travelers can secure their seats for approximately Rs 18,499, ensuring a seamless journey to paradise.
Enhanced Connectivity for Bali
Vinay Malhotra, Global Sales Head of IndiGo, expressed his enthusiasm for the new route, highlighting Denpasar’s appeal as a sought-after tourist destination.
He emphasized IndiGo’s commitment to providing enhanced connectivity and accessibility to customers, aiming to strengthen bilateral ties between India and Indonesia while fostering tourism and business opportunities.
With a focus on affordability, punctuality, and convenience, IndiGo remains dedicated to delivering a superior travel experience across its expanding network.
Incident Amidst Adverse Weather
In a separate incident, an IndiGo flight from Delhi to Srinagar encountered adverse weather conditions, causing concern among passengers.
Footage of the incident circulated widely on social media, depicting the turbulence experienced during the flight.
IndiGo reassured passengers that flight 6E6125 adhered to safety protocols, ultimately landing safely in Srinagar despite the challenging weather conditions.
The airline expressed regret for any inconvenience caused and reiterated its commitment to passenger safety and comfort.
