Surat: A slew of new developments could come the way of high-flying Surtis this year. At least four new airlines are likely to start operations from the city in the next few months.
At present, Air India (AI) is the lone operator at Surat airport with its two Airbus aircraft flying between Surat and Delhi and a three-day a week flight between Surat and Mumbai.
SpiceJet, which had terminated its flight services from Surat after a buffalo hit its aircraft on the runway in November 2014, is relaunching the flight services from the Diamond City from March 26. SpiceJet will connect Surat with Delhi and later plans to connect the Diamond City with important domestic and international destinations.
16/02/17 Times of India
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At present, Air India (AI) is the lone operator at Surat airport with its two Airbus aircraft flying between Surat and Delhi and a three-day a week flight between Surat and Mumbai.
SpiceJet, which had terminated its flight services from Surat after a buffalo hit its aircraft on the runway in November 2014, is relaunching the flight services from the Diamond City from March 26. SpiceJet will connect Surat with Delhi and later plans to connect the Diamond City with important domestic and international destinations.
16/02/17 Times of India
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