IndiGo to start operations to Durgapur operations from April 22
IndiGo has signed an agreement with Bengal Aerotropolis Projects Limited (BAPL) to start operations from Durgapur â the 66th destination in 6E network. The airline will operate its first direct flights from Delhi, Bengaluru, and a southern city to Durgapur from April 22, 2021, with bookings opening from February 13, 2021.
Sanjay Kumar, Chief Strategy and Revenue Officer, IndiGo said, âWe are pleased to partner with Bengal Aerotropolis Projects Limited, to add Durgapur as a new domestic destination in our network. Being one of the largest industrial hubs in the state of West Bengal, daily direct connections between key metro cities and Durgapur will augment economic growth in the city as well as the region. Durgapur also attracts people for its Damodar River and coalfields of Raniganj and increased access to the safest mode of transportation will further augment domestic tourist
IndiGo to start operations from Durgapur
February 17, 2021
Daily direct flights to and fro Delhi and Bengaluru from April 22 IndiGo has signed an agreement with Bengal Aerotropolis Projects Ltd (BAPL) to start operations from Durgapur, 173 kilometres from Kolkata. This will be the 66th destination in the airline’s 6E network, the company said in a release.
The airline will operate daily direct flights from Delhi and Bengaluru to Durgapur. Another Southern city will also be added to the list of flights from Durgapur.
Flight operations to Delhi and Bengaluru and from these locations to Durgapur will begin from April 22. Bookings opened on February 13.
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Read more about IndiGo to start flights connecting Durgapur with three cities from April 22 on Business Standard. The airline said it will start flights connecting Durgapur in Bengal with three cities across the country