Indigo

IndiGo is a low-cost airline, so food and drink are bought, either pre-booked on IndiGo’s website or bought on board from its Airomatic menu, and every snack comes with a drink of your choice. Pre-book snacks start at ₹400, Munchies are ₹200 and hot Super Bowls are ₹400, and on select international flights you can also buy beer, wine and spirits. The exception is its long-haul Boeing 787-9 flights from Mumbai to Amsterdam, Manchester and London Heathrow, where hot meals are free for everyone.

Long Haul Flights

On its long-haul flights from Mumbai to Amsterdam, Manchester and London Heathrow, flown with Boeing 787-9 Dreamliners leased from Norse Atlantic Airways, IndiGo serves complimentary hot meals and non-alcoholic drinks to all passengers in Economy and IndiGoStretch. Economy passengers can buy alcohol on board, while IndiGoStretch passengers get it free. The meals are vegetarian by default, and you can choose non-vegetarian when you book. On our Amsterdam to Mumbai test booking, the choices were vegetarian, non-vegetarian, vegan, Jain and diabetic, all at €0. On shorter international flights such as Delhi to Singapore, the paid pre-book menu below applies.

Pre Book Menu

You can pre-book from IndiGo’s website before you fly, choosing from IndiGo Classics, Chef’s Choice and Local Hits, and every pre-book snack includes a drink that you choose on board, subject to availability. Hot meals and hot drinks aren’t available on ATR flights, and if your pre-booked item isn’t available on board, IndiGo may offer an alternative or refund the cost as a voucher.

Pre-book item	What you get	Price
Paneer Tikka Sandwich (IndiGo Classic, vegetarian)	A paneer tikka sandwich with a drink	₹400 / $5
Chicken Junglee Sandwich (IndiGo Classic)	The long-running chicken sandwich with a drink	₹500 / $6
Chef’s Choice (veg)	A vegetarian main chosen by IndiGo for your flight, with a drink	₹400 / $5
Chef’s Choice (non-veg)	A non-vegetarian main chosen by IndiGo for your flight, with a drink	₹500 / $6
Local Hits (veg)	A vegetarian regional dish, with a drink	₹400 / $5
Local Hits (non-veg)	A non-vegetarian regional dish, with a drink	₹500 / $6
Veg Biryani (vegetarian)	A vegetarian biryani with a drink of your choice	₹400 / $5

Onboard Menu

On board, IndiGo sells Munchies for ₹200 and hot Super Bowls for ₹400, both with a drink of your choice. Hot food and drinks are only served on flights over 60 minutes, and on flights under 30 minutes only pre-booked snacks are served, with no food or drink sales. Ask the crew which Super Bowls and the Snack of the Day are available on your flight.

Item	What it is	Price
Munchies: Salted Cashew Nuts, Blueberry Cookies, Sugar-free Multigrain Cookies or Smoked Almonds	Sweet or savoury snacks served in collectible tins, with a drink of your choice	₹200 / $3
Munchies Snack of the Day: Butter Hand Murukku, Butter Toffee Popcorn, Edamame Beans (salt and pepper) or Kaju Katli	A rotating snack, with a drink of your choice	₹200 / $3
Poha (vegetarian)	Hot Super Bowl, ready in 4 minutes	₹400 / $5
Veg Noodles (vegetarian)	Hot Super Bowl, ready in 4 minutes	₹400 / $5
Chicken Noodles (non-vegetarian)	Hot Super Bowl, ready in 3 minutes	₹400 / $5
Dal Chawal (vegetarian)	Hot Super Bowl, ready in 8 minutes	₹400 / $5
Rava Upma (vegetarian)	Hot Super Bowl, ready in 5 minutes	₹400 / $5

Drinks & Bar

The drinks list has masala tea (also low sugar), black coffee without sugar, cappuccino, hot chocolate, calming blue tea, aerated soft drinks (also zero sugar), spiced buttermilk, a soup of the day and a beverage of the day such as mixed fruit juice or coco litchi. Water is free on request, and a 500ml bottle costs ₹100. On select international flights, a bar sells beer (350ml), vodka (50ml), whiskey (50ml), red wine (187ml) and white wine (187ml) for $6 each, and alcohol can’t be paid for in rupees on board. You can also pre-select drinks when you book an international flight: two bottles of Hardy’s red or white wine (187ml), two cans of Budweiser (350ml) or two J W Black Label whisky miniatures (50ml) for ₹1,200 when booking from India, or €11.28 when booking from Europe.

Payments

Both cash and credit cards are accepted on board. On international flights you can pay cash in rupees, US dollars or most other currencies, but coins aren’t accepted, and card payments on international flights are charged in rupees.

Special Meals

IndiGo offers Jain, diabetic, low-calorie and vegan special meals, which you add when you book, and each costs ₹400 and includes a drink of your choice.

Special meal	Code	Name on IndiGo’s booking page	Price
Jain meal	VJML	Jain Special + Beverage of choice	₹400
Diabetic meal	DBML	Diabetic Veg Special + Beverage of choice	₹400
Low-calorie meal	LCML	Low Calorie Veg Special + Beverage of choice	₹400
Vegan meal	VGML	Vegan Special + Beverage of choice	₹400

Indigo Stretch

IndiGoStretch is IndiGo’s business class, launched in November 2024, with 12 recliner seats in a 2-2 layout on the A321neo. The fare includes priority boarding, complimentary drinks and a meal tray with real crockery, a printed menu card and a Nut Case tin of nuts, but there was no lounge access on the route we flew. Our Mumbai to Singapore meal was vegetarian, with a tomato pesto bocconcini sandwich, a hash brown vegetable casserole with tomato sauce and cheese, a fruit bowl and a strawberry crêpe. IndiGo’s A321 aircraft has no ovens, so the casserole arrived at room temperature. Not every IndiGo flight has the Stretch cabin. On Istanbul to Mumbai, flown for IndiGo by a wet-leased Turkish Airlines 777-300ER, a Stretch fare still put us in economy, with a rice and curry main on the 6.5-hour flight. On the Boeing 787-9 flights to Amsterdam, Manchester and London Heathrow, IndiGoStretch is a bigger cabin of 56 seats in a 2-3-2 layout with a 43-inch pitch, and IndiGo says its passengers get complimentary hot meals and alcohol.

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