Civil Aviation
Air India Launches new non-stop flights From Kolkata to Bangkok
From October 23, Air India will launch a nonstop service between Kolkata and Bangkok. This new service, which was introduced during Kolkata’s holiday season, will meet the demand for an easy direct link between the two cities, the airline said in a statement on Wednesday.
From Monday to Friday, it will be open six days a week. Flight AI-322 will leave Kolkata at 10 p.m. local time and arrive in Bangkok at 2.05 a.m. local time on the next day. The return flight AI321 will leave Bangkok at 3.05 am and arrive in Kolkata at 4.10 am.
The flight will be conducted using a narrow-body Airbus aircraft, featuring business and economy class seating. According to the statement, the direct service to Bangkok will give Air India passengers the chance to take convenient connections via Bangkok to and from 10 well-known destinations in Thailand, Laos, and Cambodia on the network of Bangkok Airways, for which Air India enjoys an interline partnership with seamless connections outside of Bangkok.
According to the airline, it currently offers 14 weekly flights to Bangkok, with daily non-stop service between Delhi and Mumbai and Bangkok.
Air India Express Faces Labor Ministry Scrutiny Over Alleged Management-Crew Disputes
Air India launches robotic-enabled eco-friendly aircraft cleaner
Qatar Airways to Increase Flight Frequencies to Multiple Destinations
This Indian airport No1 in the world for punctuality
Airbus Initiates A400M Maintenance Center, Plans to Hire 300 Aeronautical Engineers
This is fourth major U.S. airline to find fake engine parts in some aircraft
-
Aerospace2 weeks agoIAF’s Rafale fighter jets hunt for ‘UFO’ sighted near Imphal
-
Civil Aviation3 weeks agoStray dog enters Goa airport runway and forces Vistara flight returns to Bengaluru
-
Civil Aviation2 weeks agoPassenger Attempts To Troll Ryanair With Artwork, airline has a savage response
-
Civil Aviation2 weeks agoEmirates to operate A380 demonstration flight with 100% SAF
-
Civil Aviation4 weeks agoEngine Woes: IndiGo’s Roadmap for Managing Pratt & Whitney’s Powder Metal Issue
-
Civil Aviation4 weeks agoIndiGo enters the new luggage business with the Mokobara brand.
-
Civil Aviation1 week agoThai Airways Positions for a Significant Widebody Aircraft Deal with Airbus and Boeing
-
Aerospace4 weeks agoLufthansa and BBJ Set New Standards with VVIP Cabin Concept at Dubai Airshow