Chandigarh: Air Alliance, subsidiary of Air India, has suspended the Delhi to Chandigarh morning flight for five more days.
“The flight suspension has been extended to July 20, which was earlier announced till July 15,” said M R Jindal, Air India airport manager, on Monday.
Operational reasons have been cited for the further cancellation of the flight.
Due to operational reasons, Air Alliance, a fully subsidiary of Air India, operates its daily flight number AI-9831 from Delhi to Chandigarh at 6.05am and arrives in Chandigarh at 7.05am. It departs from Chandigarh to Delhi at 7.30am and arrives in Delhi at 8.30am. The flight operates 6 days a week, except Sundays.
Jindal said the flight was not operational for almost a month and was likely to resume its operation from July 16, 2019, but due to operational reasons, it would not operate till July 20, 2019.
An Air India official said due to closure of the air space over Pakistan, the aircraft A-320 Neo had been put into operation at some other flight sector from Delhi.
16/07/19 Times of India
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“The flight suspension has been extended to July 20, which was earlier announced till July 15,” said M R Jindal, Air India airport manager, on Monday.
Operational reasons have been cited for the further cancellation of the flight.
Due to operational reasons, Air Alliance, a fully subsidiary of Air India, operates its daily flight number AI-9831 from Delhi to Chandigarh at 6.05am and arrives in Chandigarh at 7.05am. It departs from Chandigarh to Delhi at 7.30am and arrives in Delhi at 8.30am. The flight operates 6 days a week, except Sundays.
Jindal said the flight was not operational for almost a month and was likely to resume its operation from July 16, 2019, but due to operational reasons, it would not operate till July 20, 2019.
An Air India official said due to closure of the air space over Pakistan, the aircraft A-320 Neo had been put into operation at some other flight sector from Delhi.
16/07/19 Times of India
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