Flybig is a startup regional airline based in India, based in the central Indian city of Indore. Flybig operates scheduled flights to connect remote destinations in India, under the government’s UDAN scheme - which gives airlines incentives to connect smaller Indian cities.
The airline has a mission to create new routes, connecting towns and cities in India that are otherwise not easily accessible. Encouraged by the government’s UDAN scheme, Flybig wants to offer an alternative to other inconsistent public transport options, letting locals and tourists travel faster and easier around India.
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Flybig Airlines has a different baggage policy for carry-on and checked baggage. Find out information on Flybig Airlines' baggage policy, including weights and sizes
Passengers are entitled to one piece of hand luggage as long as the baggage is within the dimensions of 50cm x 45cm x 20cm or not exceeding the total dimension of 115cm. It cannot weigh higher than 7kg.
One personal item is allowed onboard as well as the one piece of hand baggage allowance. This personal item could be a laptop, a handbag, a camera, etc. However, personal items cannot exceed the maximum weight of 3kgs.
Prohibited items including any fluid exceeding 100ml will be taken away by airport security if found.
Baggage allowance varies depending on the fare class that the passenger purchased but biglite fare hasn't got any free checked baggage allowance. Checked baggage allowance can be added online or at the airport with a fee.
Checked baggage cannot weigh heavier than 32kg or it won't be accepted by the airline due to international health and safety regulations.
The airline has yet to announce more information about the onboard experience that passengers can expect.
The ATR-72 has a seating capacity of 42 to 80 passengers, and most airlines that operate this aircraft choose a one-class configuration (Economy), with seats in a 2-2 formation.
Web check-in is available on the airline website. Passengers can check-in with the e-ticket details and passport/ travel document details.
Online check-in is available from any time after a ticket has been purchased to up to one hour before the established flight departure time. Once check-in is completed, passengers can obtain the boarding pass.
Passengers with reduced mobility, student fares or booked as a group more than nine passengers must check-in at the airport. Web check-in won't be available for the passengers mentioned above.
Airport check-in counters for domestic flights close 45 minutes before the scheduled departure time. Passengers should report to the airport check-in as soon as you arrive at the airport.
Passegers are recommended to check-in two hours before the flight.
FlyBig hasn't offered any frequent flyer programmes to its customers.
FlyBig isn't part of any airline alliances.
As of January 2021, FlyBig Airlines is operating to four destinations including to Ahmedabad, Bhopal, Indore and Raipur. These are all domestic Indian flights, but the airline will be looking to expand its network in the future when more ATR-72s are added to its fleet.
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Devi Ahilya Bai Holkar Airport (IATA: IDR) is an international airport that primarily serves the central city of Indore. The airport is a key hub for regional carriers, including: Air India, AirAsia India, Alliance Air, GoAir, IndiGo, Star Air, TruJet, Vistara.
All flights will be operated by an ATR-72, a twin-engine turboprop, short-haul regional aircraft. The airline will start with a single aircraft, but hopes to add up to 9 aircraft to its fleet soon. This aircraft was chosen as it is ideal for smaller airports.
13th October 2020
According to the Airports Authority of India (AAI), FlyBig is expected to commence flights mid-November 2020, however, some new routes may be delayed until the end of this year or (early) next year. The airline was originally set to begin flights in November 2020, but this was delayed due to the Coronavirus outbreak.