IndiGo plans to launch a daily Chandigarh-Dubai service on 26 September.
From 12 September, the airline will also double its New Delhi-Dubai frequency to twice-daily.
Both services will be operated using Airbus A320s.
FlightGlobal schedules data shows that IndiGo will be the only operator between Chandigarh and Dubai. It will however compete with six operators on the New Delhi-Dubai route, including Air India, Emirates, FlyDubai and SpiceJet.
Source: Cirium Dashboard
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