IndiGo Begins Daily Non-Stop Service Between Mumbai and Madinah

IndiGo Begins Daily Non-Stop Service Between Mumbai and Madinah

On 15 November 2025, IndiGo will begin operating daily non-stop flights between Mumbai and Madinah, using its Airbus A320 aircraft.
This route adds to the airline’s existing connection from Hyderabad to Madinah, which currently runs four times a week and will also be upgraded to a daily service from 16 November 2025.

IndiGo already offers more than 150 flights between India and four Saudi Arabian cities: Jeddah, Riyadh, Dammam and Madinah.
The launch comes as travel between India and Saudi Arabia is growing strongly — driven by religious tourism, trade ties and workforce movement.

Vinay Malhotra, Head of Sales at IndiGo, emphasised the importance of Madinah as a destination of spiritual and cultural significance, particularly for Indian pilgrims. He noted that the new Mumbai–Madinah route strengthens IndiGo’s international network and better serves the rising demand for travel to the holy city.

Route & Flight Details

  • The service is slated to commence 15 November 2025.
  • Flight schedule:
    • 6E 0059 (Mumbai → Madinah): Departure at 22:05 IST, arriving Madinah at 01:10 (next day) local time.
    • 6E 0060 (Madinah → Mumbai): Departure at 21:50 (local), arriving Mumbai at 04:45 (next day) local time.
  • Aircraft type: Airbus A320.
  • Flight time: Approximately 5 hours 40 minutes for the non-stop segment.
  • This route makes IndiGo the only Indian carrier offering direct non-stop flights between Mumbai and Madinah.

Image Credits- Indigo Airlines

Author

  • Author: Harshit Sharma

    Harshit Sharma is a seasoned digital marketer and industry analyst specializing in the global air transport and aviation sector. With a career deeply rooted in the transportation industry, Harshit bridges the gap between complex aviation economics and modern digital strategy. His expertise spans key global markets, where he helps businesses navigate the unique consumer behaviors and regulatory landscapes of the United States, United Kingdom, Australia, and India. When he isn't analyzing airline network trends or optimizing high-performance digital campaigns, Harshit writes about the future of travel, passenger experience, and the technological shifts redefining global mobility.

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