Rajkot: The crisis at private airlines Jet Airways has adversely impacted the industries in Kutch as the country’s largest district in terms of area, has
lost connectivity to India’s financial hub Mumbai.
The Jet Airways has suspended its two flights — one morning and one evening— from Kutch district headquarters Bhuj till April 30 with immediate effect. Kutch businessmen are frequent fliers to Mumbai. But with suspension of the Jet flights, they are only left with one option that is the Air India flight.
According to Airport Authority of India (AAI) the occupancy rate in flights originating from Bhuj was high. Bhuj Airport director Navneet Kumar Gupta said, “The jet has informed us that they are suspending operation till April 30. They used to fly Boeing 737 which has capacity to carry 170 passengers and it was operating with at its full capacity
23/03/19 Times of India
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The Jet Airways has suspended its two flights — one morning and one evening— from Kutch district headquarters Bhuj till April 30 with immediate effect. Kutch businessmen are frequent fliers to Mumbai. But with suspension of the Jet flights, they are only left with one option that is the Air India flight.
According to Airport Authority of India (AAI) the occupancy rate in flights originating from Bhuj was high. Bhuj Airport director Navneet Kumar Gupta said, “The jet has informed us that they are suspending operation till April 30. They used to fly Boeing 737 which has capacity to carry 170 passengers and it was operating with at its full capacity
23/03/19 Times of India
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