DELHI- IndiGo (6E) has revised its long-haul network, suspending Copenhagen (CPH) flights and reducing services to Manchester (MAN) and London Heathrow (LHR) to improve reliability.

The changes affect routes from Delhi (DEL) and Mumbai (BOM), as IndiGo (6E) adjusts operations to manage airspace restrictions and airport congestion impacting schedules.

IndiGo Cancels Copenhagen Flights, Reduces Services to London and ManchesterIndiGo Cancels Copenhagen Flights, Reduces Services to London and ManchesterPhoto: AeroConcepts

IndiGo Reduces Europe Flights

IndiGo has implemented network changes across select European routes to maintain operational stability and reduce passenger disruptions caused by external factors affecting long-haul services.

The airline cited longer flight durations due to geopolitical airspace restrictions and congestion at Indian and international airports. These factors have strained operations conducted with six damp-leased Boeing 787-9 aircraft currently serving long-haul routes.

To prevent schedule instability, the airline accelerated network adjustments that were initially planned for the Summer 2026 schedule. The objective is to protect on-time performance and minimize operational risks while maintaining essential connectivity.

Copenhagen Service Suspended

IndiGo will suspend flights between Delhi and Copenhagen from February 17, 2026, until further notice.

The airline has not provided a timeline for resumption, stating that operations will depend on improvements in external operating conditions.

IndiGo Mumbai to Manchester Flight with 787IndiGo Mumbai to Manchester Flight with 787Photo: IndiGo

Manchester Flights Reduced

Flights linking India with Manchester will see frequency reductions in phases.

From February 7, Delhi-Manchester flights reduce from five to four weekly operations. From February 19, frequencies further decline to three weekly services.

This change reduces overall weekly connectivity between India and Manchester from nine flights to seven.

Revised Manchester Flight Schedule from February 19, 2026

SectorFlight No.Days of OperationDepartureArrivalDelhi – Manchester6E 0033Monday, Thursday, Sunday03:0509:15Manchester – Delhi6E 0034Monday, Wednesday, Thursday11:1503:45 (+1)Mumbai – Manchester6E 0031Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Saturday03:5509:15Manchester – Mumbai6E 0032Monday, Tuesday, Saturday, Sunday11:4003:10 (+1)

IndiGo Cancels Copenhagen Flights, Reduces Services to London and ManchesterIndiGo Cancels Copenhagen Flights, Reduces Services to London and ManchesterPhoto: avgeekwithlens/ Harsh Tekriwal

London Heathrow Services Reduced

IndiGo will reduce Delhi-London Heathrow services from five to four weekly flights beginning February 9, 2026, during the ongoing winter schedule.

Revised London Heathrow Schedule

SectorFlight No.Days of OperationDepartureArrivalDelhi – London Heathrow6E 0003Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday09:4014:55London Heathrow – Delhi6E 0004Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday17:1508:15 (+1)

Passenger Support Measures

IndiGo confirmed that affected passengers are being contacted proactively. Customers are offered alternate flight options, refunds, or compensation in accordance with regulatory requirements.

The airline emphasized that passenger protection remains a priority while operational adjustments are implemented.

Norse Atlantic Airways Boeing 787Norse Atlantic Airways Boeing 787Photo: avgeekwithlens/ Harsh Tekriwal

Wide-Body Expansion Plans Continue

IndiGo began wide-body operations in March 2025 through a dry-lease agreement with Norse Atlantic Airways for six Boeing 787-9 aircraft.

The airline plans to induct its own Airbus A350-900 fleet starting early 2028, which is expected to support expansion and operational stability on long-haul routes.

IndiGo stated it will continue monitoring operational challenges and adjust network capacity when necessary.

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