Mohali: Around nine months after starting its direct flight to Bangkok, the Air India has discontinued its operations from the Chandigarh international airport here.
MR Jindal, station manager of Air India here, told Chandigarh Tribune that the flight to Bangkok had been permanently discontinued. “I have received a communiqué in this regard from the higher authorities,” said Jindal.
A decision in this regard was said to be taken during a meeting held at Delhi recently.
Notably, the Chandigarh-Bangkok flight was suspended in mid-July and the aircraft (A320neo) was being used for Haj flights.
Earlier, the airline had planned to resume the flight operations (Chandigarh-Bangkok) on October 1.
16/09/18 Akash Ghai/Tribune
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MR Jindal, station manager of Air India here, told Chandigarh Tribune that the flight to Bangkok had been permanently discontinued. “I have received a communiqué in this regard from the higher authorities,” said Jindal.
A decision in this regard was said to be taken during a meeting held at Delhi recently.
Notably, the Chandigarh-Bangkok flight was suspended in mid-July and the aircraft (A320neo) was being used for Haj flights.
Earlier, the airline had planned to resume the flight operations (Chandigarh-Bangkok) on October 1.
16/09/18 Akash Ghai/Tribune
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