This Indian airline stops serving beverages in cans onboard flights. Here's why
₹200) and a coke ( ₹100), with the total being charged at ₹300. Our updated menu now offers any munchy paired and a glass of juice or coke at ₹200 (the beverage is complimentary).
Our buy-on-board service is entirely optional for customers to exercise their choice," the statement said. An IndiGo spokesperson on Tuesday said the airline has revamped its services to provide an efficient, sustainable, and affordable snack experience.
"This initiative aligns with our commitment to Go Green, as it has saved thousands of cans from being thrown away," the spokesperson said in a statement. However, the airline did not mention from when it has discontinued serving beverages in cans onboard flights.
He also tagged Civil Aviation Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia. There was no response from the minister to the post.
According to the airline, its customers can enjoy a complimentary beverage with any snack purchased onboard. IndiGo is the country's largest airline with a domestic market share of more than 63 per cent.
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