IndiGo Group Booking Login and Portal

IndiGo does not handle groups on its main website. Group requests run through a separate group booking portal at groupbooking.goindigo.in, which is why looking for a group option on the normal site finds nothing.

What the portal does

It is a request-and-quote system. You raise a group request, the desk responds with a fare, you accept it, pay, and upload the passenger list, with a dashboard showing where each of your groups has got to.

Who needs a login

The portal has separate entrances for travel agents and for direct passengers. Agents work under their agency credentials. A one-off group organiser does not need to become a portal user to get a group booked — the request can be raised for you.

If you are trying to log in and cannot

• Check you are on the group portal and not the main goindigo.in account login — they are different systems and the credentials are not shared
• Agency logins are issued to the agency, so the account may sit with a colleague
• The portal is for groups of 10 or more; below that there is nothing to log into, because ordinary tickets are bought on the main site

The alternative

You do not have to work the portal yourself. Send the route, date, passenger count and cabin, and the request is raised on your behalf — the same fare, held for the same validity window, with IndiGo compared against the other carriers on the route rather than taken on its own.

That comparison is the practical argument for not doing it yourself. A portal shows you one airline. On most routes the real question is which airline, and that is answered by asking several at once.