NITN | @notintownlive | 11 Sep 2026, 10:24 am
Mumbai-Hanoi
Mumbai-Hanoi daily direct flights will operate from October, 2026. Photo: Unsplash
IndiGo has announced a new daily nonstop service between Mumbai and Hanoi, beginning October 25, 2026. The new route will expand the airline’s international network and improve connectivity with Vietnam’s capital, giving passengers more options and flexibility for travel between India and Vietnam.
Passengers can plan and book their journeys through IndiGo’s official website, www.goIndiGo.in, mobile app, IndiGo 6Eskai, the airline’s AI chat assistant, or through authorised travel partners.
Hanoi is a major metropolitan city that combines its cultural heritage with modern economic development. Its centuries-old architecture, cultural attractions and distinctive culinary traditions make it a leisure destination, while its role as a centre for trade and commerce is also driving demand for business travel.
The new Mumbai-Hanoi route adds to IndiGo’s existing daily direct flights to Hanoi from Delhi and Kolkata.
IndiGo will also offer IndiGoStretch, its business product, on the Mumbai-Hanoi route. It offers premium travel experiences including complimentary hot meals, wider seats with enhanced legroom, deep recline, adjustable headrests, in-seat charging and priority services for passengers travelling on the short-haul international route.
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