The airline plans to modify 35 Airbus A321 aircraft with a dual-class configuration, including a premium cabin featuring eight rows of seats, arranged two on each side. Currently, IndiGo’s Airbus A320 and A321 aircraft offer an average seat pitch of 30 inches. The airline has not yet finalized the additional charges for these premium seats, but customers opting for them can expect benefits like priority boarding, complimentary in-flight food, and more flexibility in itinerary changes. An IndiGo spokesperson declined to comment on these plans.
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