IndiGo's brand-new flights linking Kolkata to Dhaka and Jorhat will start from August 1.Budget plan carrier IndiGo is presenting everyday flights from Kolkata to Dhaka and Jorhat at a beginning extensive rate of Rs 3,199.
Airline company's latest deal is called as 'Chol Chol Chol', informed IndiGo on it's official twitter deal with- @IndiGo6E.
IndiGo's new flights linking Kolkata to Dhaka and Jorhat will begin with August 1, 2018.
'Most affordable complete one-way fare is valid on limited seats only', the provider said.
Consumers ready to plan their travel can schedule tickets through airline company's official site- goindigo.in.
IndiGo has just recently announced the launch of Jorhat and Dhaka as its brand-new destinations under UDAN (Ude Desh Ka Aam Nagrik) scheme.
Jorhat will be the 54th destination and Dhaka will be the 55th destination on IndiGo's network.
IndiGo has likewise revealed the addition of 16 brand-new flights to its network, a news release said.IndiGo will also run second daily non-stop flights between Chennai and Calicut.
The flight tickets between Calicut and Chennai will start at an all-inclusive rate of Rs.
2,100.
IndiGo has recently also introduced Tuticorin as its destination.
The provider with its 10th ATR aircraft will be flying three day-to-day non-stop flights in between Chennai and Tuticorin at a beginning all-encompassing price of Rs.
2,999 from July 26, 2018.
The airline company will likewise run a 2nd daily flight from Bengaluru to Varanasi and Bengaluru to Chandigarh from July 1.
3rd daily flights from Ranchi to Bengaluru and from Indore to Bengaluru will likewise be launched from July 1.
IndiGo will likewise operate additional flights between Cochin and Tiruchirappalli, and in between Tiruchirappalli and Bengaluru, efficient June 28, 2018.
IndiGo presently has a fleet of 153 Jet A320 and 6 ATR aircraft, as of March 31, 2018.
The airline company offered 1,086 peak day-to-day flights throughout the quarter and linked 42 domestic locations and 8 global destinations, a news release issued by the airline said.