IndiGo Fixed Departure Flights and Series Fare Seats

IndiGo fixed departure flights are seats on scheduled IndiGo services that were bought in advance as a series or block, for set flights and dates, and are then sold at a fixed price. On JourneyDeal they show up as Special Fixed Departure price seats with a confirmed airline PNR, and the number of seats left for each date is displayed on the page. When those seats sell out, that date closes.

Please note that JourneyDeal is an independent travel agency. We are not IndiGo, we are not affiliated with or endorsed by the airline, and the IndiGo name belongs to its owner. We simply list IndiGo series seats when they are available to us for a route and date, next to normal fares, so you can compare and choose.

What is an IndiGo series fare?

A series fare is a price on a seat that was purchased as part of a block covering a set of departures. Because the block was taken before the live market moved, the price is fixed for that flight and date rather than changing with every search. The trip still runs on an ordinary IndiGo scheduled flight with the same aircraft, crew and airport process as any other passenger. The difference is in how the seat was bought and the rules that come with it, not in the flight itself.

Routes where IndiGo series seats commonly appear

• Delhi to Dubai and Mumbai to Dubai
• Chennai to Dubai, Kochi to Dubai and Hyderabad to Dubai
• Delhi to Abu Dhabi
• Delhi to Kolkata on the domestic side

IndiGo fixed departure seats tend to appear on busy routes like these, where demand is steady and the peaks are predictable. Seats appear only when IndiGo has them for that date, so the list on any given day can be shorter. If a date shows no IndiGo fixed departure, try nearby dates, check another airline's series seats on the same route, or open all fares to see live IndiGo prices.

IndiGo fare rules to check before paying

1. Series fares are usually non-refundable, whatever the airline.
2. Name changes and date changes are usually not allowed or are limited, so type names exactly as printed in the passport.
3. IndiGo is a low-cost airline, so meals and preferred seats are generally paid extras rather than included.
4. The fare rules for your exact booking are shown before payment; read them rather than relying on general rules.
5. If IndiGo reschedules or cancels the flight, we help you rebook or claim a refund under the airline's rules.

Baggage on IndiGo fixed departure seats

Baggage is shown on each fare, and it is worth reading carefully because it can vary from one series block to another and between domestic and international routes. Some fares include checked baggage and others may carry cabin baggage only or a different allowance. Compare the baggage line, not just the price, when you choose between an IndiGo series seat and a normal fare. If you need more weight, check whether extra baggage can be added before travel, as buying it at the airport is usually costlier.

When is an IndiGo fixed departure a good choice?

It is a good choice when you know your dates, your travellers' names are final and you want a fixed price in a busy period, such as school holidays, Diwali, Eid, Christmas and New Year on the Gulf routes. In those weeks live fares often rise as seats fill, and a block seat bought earlier can come out cheaper. It is not always cheaper, though, so look at the normal fares shown on the same page before you decide. If your plans may change, a flexible normal fare may suit you better than a non-refundable series seat.

Booking IndiGo series seats as a traveller or agent

Travellers pick the date and seat, enter passenger details and pay online through the payment gateway; the ticket is issued against the confirmed PNR and emailed. Travel agents can register free, complete a KYC check and then see net fares on the same IndiGo fixed departure inventory, add their own markup, book for their customers and pay from a topped-up wallet. For a party of 10 or more on one IndiGo flight, ask for a separate negotiated group fare instead of buying series seats one by one.