Chandigarh airport to start flight services directly to Indore, Chennai from March 27
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Chandigarh International Airport will start flight services from Chandigarh to Indore and Chennai from March 27. The detailed schedule of the flights’ arrival and departure timings will be released in a few days.
Chandigarh International Airport will start flight services from Chandigarh to Indore and Chennai from March 27. Though no new international flight has been added to the schedule, the Dubai flight, which was suspended amid the rise in Covid-19 cases, will also resume from March 27, as scheduled commercial international passenger services reopen across the country.
Arriving at 4.25 pm and departing at 5.40 pm, the IndiGo flight will ply daily and have a one-side fare of around Rs 10,000.
Apart from this, Air India Express already operates an international flight to Sharjah on Tuesday and Friday.
The airport authorities have also resumed the Patna flight and increased the total number of flights from 40 to 60, including 12 to Delhi and 10 to Mumbai.
The detailed scheduled with the flights’ arrival and departure timings will be released in a few days. With the airport having 24x7 operations, some domestic flights will continue to arrive till 12.30 am, while one will take off at 1.15 am.
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