Non-stop flights to New Delhi from Milan have been introduced by Jet Airways.
The India-based airline is making use of Airbus 330-200 to provide the service from Delhi's new Terminal 3 building at Delhi International Airport.
Operating daily, the service will leave Delhi at 12.55 and arrive in Milan at 18.00, while the return flight will depart Italy at 21.25 and arriving in India at 09.55.
Sudheer Raghavan from Jet Airways said: "Jet Airways is delighted to bridge two ancient and historical civilisations, which now play a very important role in the 21st century.
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Friday, December 10, 2010
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Jet Airways begins new flights to India
et Airways has begun daily flights to Delhi and Mumbai from Colombo.
The carrier believes the new flights using Boeing 737-800s will help link India's two main hubs to Sri Lanka and increase onward international travel to other destinations in Europe, North America and the Middle East. Flights to Delhi will depart Colombo in the morning, with the return flight leaving Delhi in the early afternoon.
The new connection to Mumbai will be a late-night service and will provide a direct flight to India's main financial city.
Sudheer Raghavan, chief commercial officer of Jet Airways, said: "Jet Airways is delighted to provide direct links from the financial and the national capital to the Emerald Isle, which is fast emerging as a highly rated global tourism destination."
The carrier recently announced plans to form an alliance with South Africa Airways, so that the two airlines could sell joint tickets on flights to Mumbai from Johannesburg.
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The carrier believes the new flights using Boeing 737-800s will help link India's two main hubs to Sri Lanka and increase onward international travel to other destinations in Europe, North America and the Middle East. Flights to Delhi will depart Colombo in the morning, with the return flight leaving Delhi in the early afternoon.
The new connection to Mumbai will be a late-night service and will provide a direct flight to India's main financial city.
Sudheer Raghavan, chief commercial officer of Jet Airways, said: "Jet Airways is delighted to provide direct links from the financial and the national capital to the Emerald Isle, which is fast emerging as a highly rated global tourism destination."
The carrier recently announced plans to form an alliance with South Africa Airways, so that the two airlines could sell joint tickets on flights to Mumbai from Johannesburg.
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