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IndiGo to Launch Daily Non-Stop Pune-Bhubaneswar Flights from October 25
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IndiGo to Launch Daily Non-Stop Pune-Bhubaneswar Flights from October 25

Air connectivity between Pune and Odisha will receive a boost with IndiGo launching a daily non-stop service between Pune and Bhubaneswar from October 25, 2026. The route will provide passengers with a direct overnight connection between the two cities, removing the need for a connecting flight.

The service will be operated using an Airbus A320 aircraft. IndiGo’s flight 6E 6055 will depart from Pune at 11:50 pm and arrive in Bhubaneswar at 1:55 am the following day, according to the schedule provided for the new route.

The return service, flight 6E 0441, will leave Bhubaneswar at 2:35 am and reach Pune at 4:40 am. Both services will operate daily, giving passengers an additional option for travel between Maharashtra and Odisha.

The late-night departure from Pune and early-morning return from Bhubaneswar are designed to support passengers seeking an overnight travel option. The timings may also suit people planning short business or personal trips between the two cities, although convenience will depend on individual travel requirements.

The new service is expected to strengthen Pune’s air links with eastern India and provide a direct alternative to itineraries involving stopovers. It will also offer passengers travelling between the two cities greater choice in planning their journeys. IndiGo will begin operating the Pune-Bhubaneswar flights on October 25, with the route continuing on a daily basis.

Air connectivity between Pune and Odisha will receive a boost with IndiGo launching a daily non-stop service between Pune and Bhubaneswar from October 25, 2026. The route will provide passengers with a direct overnight connection between the two cities, removing the need for a connecting flight. The service will be operated using an Airbus A320 aircraft. IndiGo’s flight 6E 6055 will depart from Pune at 11:50 pm and arrive in Bhubaneswar at 1:55 am the following day, according to the schedule provided for the new route. The return service, flight 6E 0441, will leave Bhubaneswar at 2:35 am and reach Pune at 4:40 am. Both services will operate daily, giving passengers an additional option for travel between Maharashtra and Odisha. The late-night departure from Pune and early-morning return from Bhubaneswar are designed to support passengers seeking an overnight travel option. The timings may also suit people planning short business or personal trips between the two cities, although convenience will depend on individual travel requirements. The new service is expected to strengthen Pune’s air links with eastern India and provide a direct alternative to itineraries involving stopovers. It will also offer passengers travelling between the two cities greater choice in planning their journeys. IndiGo will begin operating the Pune-Bhubaneswar flights on October 25, with the route continuing on a daily basis.

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