New Delhi: In its global expansion spree using the Dreamliner fleet, Air India today said it would launch daily non-stop flights from Delhi to Sydney and Melbourne from August 29.
With the launch of these services, Air India would become the first airline to operate the new Boeing-787 Dreamliner to the Australian continent, a spokesperson said.
In a bid to attract travellers, the airline is offering attractive promotional fares on this route in both directions which would be available for a limited period, he said.
Air India would be getting the delivery of three more Dreamliners by August end, which would take the total number of these planes in its fleet to 10.
The airline would operate the daily services on a triangular route -- Delhi-Sydney-Melbourne-Delhi on four days and Delhi-Melbourne-Sydney-Delhi sector on three.
17/07/13 PTI/Economic Times
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With the launch of these services, Air India would become the first airline to operate the new Boeing-787 Dreamliner to the Australian continent, a spokesperson said.
In a bid to attract travellers, the airline is offering attractive promotional fares on this route in both directions which would be available for a limited period, he said.
Air India would be getting the delivery of three more Dreamliners by August end, which would take the total number of these planes in its fleet to 10.
The airline would operate the daily services on a triangular route -- Delhi-Sydney-Melbourne-Delhi on four days and Delhi-Melbourne-Sydney-Delhi sector on three.
17/07/13 PTI/Economic Times
