IndiGo Expands Network to Udaipur
IndiGo has announced the introduction of new daily direct flight services to Udaipur, significantly enhancing connectivity for travelers from the Delhi-NCR and Mumbai regions. These new routes will originate from the recently operational Noida International Airport and the upcoming Navi Mumbai International Airport.
The service from Noida International Airport to Udaipur is scheduled to commence on October 25, 2026. Following this, direct flights between Navi Mumbai International Airport and Udaipur will begin on November 15, 2026, offering more convenient travel options to the popular tourist destination in Rajasthan.
Flight Schedules and New Connections
The new flight schedules are designed to provide flexibility for travelers:
- Noida-Udaipur: Flights will depart Noida at 1:30 PM, arriving in Udaipur at 3:10 PM. The return journey will depart Udaipur at 6:20 PM, reaching Noida at 8:00 PM.
- Navi Mumbai-Udaipur: Flights will depart Navi Mumbai at 10:05 AM, with an arrival in Udaipur at 11:15 AM. The return flight will leave Udaipur at 11:50 AM, landing in Navi Mumbai at 1:05 PM.
With the addition of these two new routes, IndiGo will now directly connect Udaipur with a total of seven major Indian cities, including Bengaluru, Delhi, Hyderabad, Jaipur, and Mumbai, alongside Noida and Navi Mumbai.
Boosting Tourism and Airport Connectivity
These new flight services arrive as Udaipur continues to experience robust growth in its tourism sector. Data from the Rajasthan Department of Tourism indicates that Udaipur welcomed approximately 21.6 lakh visitors in 2025, marking the highest footfall in eight years. The majority of these visitors, nearly 20 lakh, were domestic tourists, with around 1.6 lakh being international travelers.
The Noida International Airport, which began commercial operations on June 15, 2026, further solidifies its position as a key gateway for the Delhi-NCR and western Uttar Pradesh regions. IndiGo was the first airline to operate from this new facility. The airport's first phase is designed to manage 12 million passengers annually, with substantial expansion plans for future phases.