Vistara, India’s best full-service airline, today announced a more than 100% increase in frequencies to/from Frankfurt and Paris, as it prepares to receive its third recently leased Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner aircraft.
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Following a bird strike on Friday, a Vistara plane with a destination of Mumbai made a return landing in Varanasi, according to officials.
Vinod Kannan, Chief Executive Officer, Vistara, stated, “Given the multitude of upcoming futuristic projects in Saudi Arabia, strong trade ties with India, and presence of a large Indian diaspora, there is growing traffic between the two countries.”
Pune is referred to as the educational capital of India. Many individuals, especially students, arrive to the city for employment and to study. The cultural importance of Pune is also one of the major factors that attract travelers from all across the country as well as from foreign countries.
Owing to the sudden rains that lashed the Delhi-NCR region, at least 3 flights were diverted and 40 services were delayed at Delhi airport.on Wednesday.
Vistara has introduced the development of its community with 5 weekly flights starting between Mumbai and Bangkok. These new flights will begin ranging on August 5, 2022. The airline will enhance its present connection between India and Thailand by operating its three-class Airbus A320neo plane on the route. The variety of flights between Delhi and Bangkok has now been elevated by the airline to daily service.
A Delhi-bound Vistara flight from Bangkok landed on a single-engine at the Indira Gandhi International airport on Tuesday. All passengers were informed to be safe.”Bangkok-Delhi Vistara flight- Flt UK-122 (BKK-DEL) landed at Delhi airport on Tuesday (July 5) on a single-engine.
Domestic air passenger traffic saw a strong revival in demand as Indian carriers carried 1.20 crore passengers on local routes in May
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After IndiGo and SpiceJet, DGCA charges a Rs 10 lakh fine on Vistara for letting improperly trained pilots land flights at Indore airport, reports.