INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
Leading budget carrier IndiGo on Sunday (01) commenced daily direct operations to Jaffna, a city located in the northern province of Sri
Lanka, which is its second destination in the neighbouring country after Colombo.This marks the 34th international and 122nd overall
trade ties between India and Sri Lanka that have been marked by cooperation in the fields of commerce, infrastructure development and air
Sales at IndiGo.The demand for travel between Chennai and Jaffna is evident, with over 21,000 passengers flying the route in just nine
months last year.The Chennai-Jaffna daily flight will depart at 13:55 pm, with a scheduled arrival at 15:10 pm.The Jaffna-Chennai daily
flight will take off at 15:55 pm, which a scheduled arrival at 17:10 pm.IndiGo said its new direct flight will provide a timely boost to
and cultural significance
Its vibrant Tamil heritage is reflected in its traditions, festivals, and historical landmarks, showcasing the resilience and diversity of
past, and the Nallur Kandaswamy Kovil, a revered Hindu temple that holds both religious and cultural importance.Beyond its economic impact,
this air link will be a cultural and social bridge, fostering people-to-people connections, making it easier for families to reunite,
