Sunday, February 12, 2017

AI on expansion mode, Eastern Region to get more flights

With the induction of more Dreamliners to its fleet this year, national carrier Air India is planning to start more direct international flights, including one from Kolkata,” AI Chairman and Managing Director Ashwani Lohani said here today.

After an internal meeting at the AI Headquarter here, Lohani said that “Air India is set to enhance its connectivity in the Eastern Region from its summer schedule starting in a phased manner from March-end this year.”

The national carrier would launch a thrice-a-week Kolkata-Bangkok flight operated by the state-of-the-art Airbus A320 Neo aircraft in May.
Air India would also reinstate the day-return Kolkata-Bangalore flight in addition to the existing flight to Bangalore from the city.

“The AI, which is set to induct 34 aircraft this year, is on an expansion mode driven by its policy Fly More Fill More directly connecting Delhi with Washington shortly and also launching a Dreamliner flight to Copenhagen later in the year.

Besides, Air India would start a flight from Mumbai to Guwahati and from Mumbai to Ranchi and start a service on the Delhi-Guwahati-Dibrugarh sector, Lohani said.
11/02/17  DefenceAviationPost

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