Mohali: The frequency of flights connecting Chandigarh with Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru and Hyderabad was increased in the new summer schedule issued by Airports Authority of India (AAI) on Friday to be effective from March 31 and remain in force till October 26.
According to the schedule, Chandigarh will host arrival and departure of 34 flights daily. At present, only 27 flights operate from the airport, including two international flights to Dubai and Sharjah.
Flights arriving and departing from Delhi will be increased from eight to 11. Similarly, Mumbai flights will go up from four to six and three will arrive from Bengaluru. Flights from Hyderabad will be doubled to two from one on a daily basis.
Watch hours at the airport were also increased from 7am to 4.35 pm to 6.35 am to 8.15 pm. According to new schedule, morning flight will arrive at 6.35 am at Chandigarh from Delhi and the last flight will depart for Delhi.
Alliance Air, a fully subsidiary company of Air India, announced the cancellation of Chandigarh to Kullu flight for April 2 and 3 due to operational reasons. M R Jindal Station Manager Air India Chandigarh said that the aircraft may be pressed into service for other sectors.
30/03/19 Times of India
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According to the schedule, Chandigarh will host arrival and departure of 34 flights daily. At present, only 27 flights operate from the airport, including two international flights to Dubai and Sharjah.
Flights arriving and departing from Delhi will be increased from eight to 11. Similarly, Mumbai flights will go up from four to six and three will arrive from Bengaluru. Flights from Hyderabad will be doubled to two from one on a daily basis.
Watch hours at the airport were also increased from 7am to 4.35 pm to 6.35 am to 8.15 pm. According to new schedule, morning flight will arrive at 6.35 am at Chandigarh from Delhi and the last flight will depart for Delhi.
Alliance Air, a fully subsidiary company of Air India, announced the cancellation of Chandigarh to Kullu flight for April 2 and 3 due to operational reasons. M R Jindal Station Manager Air India Chandigarh said that the aircraft may be pressed into service for other sectors.
30/03/19 Times of India
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