Norse Atlantic Airways

Norse Atlantic Airways is an airline that damp-leased six Boeing 787-9 aircraft to IndiGo, India's largest carrier by domestic market share. [1] source: Business Today[2] source: Financial Express IndiGo used the leased wide-body aircraft for interim long-haul operations, including its Mumbai-London Heathrow service. [1] source: Business Today[3] source: CNBC-TV18

IndiGo said it will end its leased wide-body operations on October 25, 2026, citing fuel, currency and geopolitical pressures. [1] source: Business Today The Norse Atlantic damp lease agreement concludes on October 31. [2] source: Financial Express CNBC-TV18 reported that IndiGo will suspend Mumbai-London Heathrow flights and end its lease for the six Norse Boeing 787-9s. [3] source: CNBC-TV18 Mint reported that IndiGo will pause Heathrow service after ending the Norse 787 leases. [4] source: Mint

Mumbai-Amsterdam will shift to Airbus A321XLR aircraft. [2] source: Financial Express IndiGo expects its first Airbus A350-900 around mid-2027. [2] source: Financial Express Financial Express reported that the withdrawal temporarily gives Air India near-monopoly status among Indian carriers for nonstop long-haul wide-body flights. [5] source: Financial Express