Air India To Start New Domestic, International Flights. Check Routes Here
State-run Air India has announced new domestic and international flights. The national carrier will commence flights on the Mumbai-Patna-Amritsar and Mumbai-Nairobi routes from September 27, Civil Aviation Minister Hardeep Singh Puri said on Monday on Twitter. "I am delighted to announce that on the occasion of World Tourism Day on 27th Sept 2019, Air India will begin a direct Mumbai-Nairobi flight (4 days a week) to improve air connectivity between India & Kenya," said Mr Puri. Last Friday, Mr Puri had said that the airline will start an Amritsar-Delhi-Toronto flight from September 27.
I am delighted to announce that on the occasion of World Tourism Day on 27th Sept 2019, @airindiain will begin a direct Mumbai-Nairobi flight (4 days a week) to improve air connectivity between India & Kenya. pic.twitter.com/fX26RYWpp2
June 17, 2019To honour another long pending demand of devotees to provide air connectivity between Guru Nagri & Sri Patna Sahib, I am delighted to announce the commencement of a daily @airindiain flight between Mumbai-Patna-Amritsar from 27th Sept 2019. pic.twitter.com/7mwr7OjbvM
June 17, 2019The announcement from the airline comes at a time when the suspension of flights by Jet Airways has led to additional demand in the country's civil aviation market.Â
Last week, IndiGo, the country's largest airline by market share, announced flights on both domestic and international routes. (Also read:Â Air India seeks nod for Rs 2,400-crore loan from National Small Savings Fund)
IndiGo has announced new domestic flights on the Ahmedabad-Guwahati-Ahmedabad and Ahmedabad-Bagdogra-Ahmedabad routes from July 5, 2019. The airline has also introduced new flights on the Kolkata-Gaya, Kolkata-Patna, Kolkata-Varanasi and Gaya-Varanasi routes from August 8. On its international network, IndiGo will operate new flights between Delhi and Chengdu, China from September 15. (Also read: Air India could post over Rs. 7,600 crore loss in 2018-19, says report)
(With agency inputs)
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