IndiGo Plans Lie-Flat Business Seats on Its A350s
IndiGo is moving past its Stretch seats with plans for lie-flat Business Class. The airline's first 10 A350 jets, due from the second quarter of 2028, will have 16 flat beds, and future A350s could have more. CEO William Walsh also said future XLR planes will get flat beds too.
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Context: IndiGo is best known as a low-cost airline, and Stretch seats were its earlier step into premium travel. Lie-flat beds are common on long-haul international routes, so this signals a push for longer journeys.
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