Mumbai: India’s largest airline, IndiGo has been recognised as ‘Partner of the Year’ at the 18th edition of the ‘Changi Airline Awards 2025’, after rising to become the fifth largest foreign carrier at Singapore’s Changi Airport. This recognition celebrates the long-standing strategic collaboration between IndiGo and Changi Airport, built on a shared commitment to operational excellence, seamless connectivity, and exceptional customer experience.
IndiGo operates over 70 weekly services between India and Singapore, which is 53% more compared to pre-Covid levels. The accolade presented to IndiGo is a recognition of the airline’s remarkable growth at Changi Airport since the commencement of its Singapore operations. The recognition highlights IndiGo’s dedication to fostering strong international relationships and delivering unparalleled travel experiences to customers traveling through Singapore, a key hub in its growing international network.
Statement Of Vinay Malhotra, Head Of Global Sales At IndiGo
Vinay Malhotra, head of global sales at IndiGo, said, “This recognition validates our dedication to growth and partnership with Changi Airport Group. Since 2011, we've expanded significantly, now operating over 70 weekly flights connecting Singapore to nine cities in India. Our collaboration with Changi Airport has been pivotal in boosting traffic not only between India and Singapore but also beyond, with our codeshare partnerships offering convenient connections to our customers via the Changi Airport. IndiGo is committed to strengthening this partnership with Changi Airport even further, delivering hassle-free travel experiences to our customers.”
IndiGo has been consistently trying to expand its global footprint, with Singapore serving as a critical destination in its international operations. The extensive network of the airline offers travelers convenient schedules, affordable fares, and hassle-free service, reinforcing IndiGo's role in strengthening air connectivity between South Asia and Southeast Asia.
Yam Kum Weng, chief executive officer of Changi Airport Group said, “For the first time, our passenger traffic over a 12-month period has exceeded pre-Covid levels and reached an all-time high of 68.4 million. During the year, we welcomed seven new passenger airlines to the Changi family and added 20 new city links to Changi’s network. Changi is now linked to some 170 cities by about 100 airlines with over 7,200 weekly flights, firmly positioning us among the world’s busiest international airports.”
IndiGo connects Singapore with nine Indian cities including New Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, Kolkata, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Bhubaneswar Coimbatore and Tiruchirappalli, making Singapore its third-largest international destination. Apart from direct services to Singapore, IndiGo has facilitated connectivity between India and Australia via Changi Airport through its codeshare partnership with Qantas Airways.
