Dhaka: Biman Bangladesh Airlines is set to re-launch its Dhaka-Delhi direct flight operations next month after five years eying to earn handsome revenues as India’s private Jet airways halted its flight operations between the two capitals.
‘We are resuming the Dhaka-Delhi flight on May 13 which was stopped in 2014,’ operations manager of the state-run airlines Mohammad Zahidul Islam told BSS in the Indian capital.
Islam said Biman was set to get landing permission in Delhi by the end of this week and would initially operate three
flights weekly in its Dhaka-Delhi route with its 162-seat Boeing 737-800 on Monday, Thursday and Saturday.
29/04/19 New Age
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‘We are resuming the Dhaka-Delhi flight on May 13 which was stopped in 2014,’ operations manager of the state-run airlines Mohammad Zahidul Islam told BSS in the Indian capital.
Islam said Biman was set to get landing permission in Delhi by the end of this week and would initially operate three
flights weekly in its Dhaka-Delhi route with its 162-seat Boeing 737-800 on Monday, Thursday and Saturday.
29/04/19 New Age
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