Airlines Announce New Flights To Hong Kong: Schedule, Fares and Other Details
Airlines in the country have come up with a host of new domestic and international routes. The new flights come amid high competition in the country's civil aviation market, where carriers are also offering discounts and cashbacks to attract passengers. Earlier this week, IndiGo, the country's largest airline by market share, announced Hong Kong as its fifteenth international destination. IndiGo said it would operate its daily direct flight between Hong Kong and Bengaluru, with effect from December 11, 2018. Last month, SpiceJet had announced a daily non-stop flight between Delhi and Hong Kong.
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IndiGo will operate its daily non-stop flight between Hong Kong and Bengaluru with effect from December 11, 2018 at a starting all-inclusive fare of Rs 11,499. The return fare between Hong Kong and Bengaluru starts from Rs 22,999, the airline said on microblogging website Twitter.
The wait may have seemed long, but finally we can say nǐ hǎo Hong Kong! Book now https://t.co/B3G3yMaBPj pic.twitter.com/1ou8i2b3iN
October 18, 2018Schedule of IndiGo's new international service:
Flight No. Origin Destination Departure Arrival Eff Date Frequency 6E 1771 Bengaluru Hong Kong 4:45 12:45 11-Dec-18 Tuesdays 6E 1772 Hong Kong Bengaluru 14:00 18:00 11-Dec-18 Tuesdays 6E 1773 Bengaluru Hong Kong 23:40 7:45 12-Dec-18 Daily except Tuesdays 6E 1774 Hong Kong Bengaluru 8:45 12:45 13-Dec-18 Daily except Tuesdays and Wednesdays 6E 1774 Hong Kong Bengaluru 8:45 11:50 18-Dec-18 Tuesdays SpiceJet
SpiceJet will start its daily non-stop flight between Delhi and Hong Kong from November 22. The SpiceJet flight will depart from Delhi at 10:45 pm and will arrive in Hong Kong at 6:40 am the following day. The return flight will depart at 7:40 am and reach Delhi at 10:50 am. The return fare between Hong Kong and New Delhi starts from Rs 20,799, according to the carrier's website -- spicejet.com.
(The return fare between Hong Kong and New Delhi starts from Rs 20,799)Last week, GoAir also launched its first ever direct international flight to Phuket from Delhi. It also launched a direct flight to Male from Mumbai. GoAir started flying overseas nearly 13 years after it started domestic operations in November 2005.
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