Qatar Airways is to resume flights from its Doha hub to the Indian city of Nagpur on 1 December 2015, to the rhythm of a daily flight operated by Airbus A320 (configured with 12 seats in Business and 132 seats in Economy).
With the acquisition of this line, while Qatar Airways will offer a total of 102 flights to India, against 95 today to 13 Indian cities. Initially, the flight QR588 will depart Doha at 7:55 p.m. to land in Nagpur at 2:15 the next day. In return, the flight QR589 will leave Nagpur at 3:45 to land at Doha to 5:55.
After suspending the line in May 2009, Qatar Airways will return to Nagpur, located in the Indian state of Maharashtra. Because, Nagpur became meanwhile an important economic center, with a new international airport project. "The resumption of the Doha-Nagpur road is part of Qatar Airways' strategy to meet demand by offering the best flying experience to our customers to India. Today India is the country where we operate the largest number of destinations and we will continue to offer more destinations and additional flights to extend our presence in the Indian subcontinent, "said Akbar Al Baker, the CEO of Qatar Airways.
The interest of Gulf companies to India is not new, probably because of seven million Indian expatriates living in their respective countries. There Emirates Airlines has the largest market share, followed by Etihad Airways invested in the Indian airline Jet Airways. For its part, Qatar Airways is negotiating to take shares in IndiGo, the country's first airline.
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Wednesday, 2 September 2015
NEPAL: Nepal Airlines Flies To Bangalore Soon And Mumbai
The national airline of Nepal will open two "new" Indian roads from its base in Kathmandu Bangalore and Mumbai.
From 1 September 2015, Nepal Airlines will operate a new route to Bangalore in southern India, flights, without competition, operated by Boeing 757-200 aircraft, configured for 190 seats including 16 seats in Business class, leaving three Once a week, on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, departing at 12:40, arrival at 15:25 in Bangalore flight back starting again at 4:25 p.m. ET arrival in Nepal at 19.40.
This time from September 2, 2015, and after 6.5 years of interruption, Nepal Airlines reopen the connection between Kathmandu and Bombay (Mumbai). The flights, operated this time Airbus A320 configured for 158 seats including 8 in Business class, the rest in the economy class, and in competition with Jet Airways, will depart three times a week, Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 14:00 Kathmandu (arrive in Mumbai at 16:30); return flight at 5:25 p.m. for a landing in Kathmandu at 20:10, flight numbers being the same as those used in 2009 (RA201 and RA202).
Nepal Airlines, part of airlines on European black list since December 2013, already connects Delhi, Patna and Kolkata in India, its fleet with nine aircraft (2 A320, Boeing 757-200 2, 1 Xian MA-60 (+ 1 still to be delivered), 3 de Havilland Canada DHC-6 Twin Otter 1 and Harbin Y-12 (+ 3 still to be delivered).
From 1 September 2015, Nepal Airlines will operate a new route to Bangalore in southern India, flights, without competition, operated by Boeing 757-200 aircraft, configured for 190 seats including 16 seats in Business class, leaving three Once a week, on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, departing at 12:40, arrival at 15:25 in Bangalore flight back starting again at 4:25 p.m. ET arrival in Nepal at 19.40.
This time from September 2, 2015, and after 6.5 years of interruption, Nepal Airlines reopen the connection between Kathmandu and Bombay (Mumbai). The flights, operated this time Airbus A320 configured for 158 seats including 8 in Business class, the rest in the economy class, and in competition with Jet Airways, will depart three times a week, Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 14:00 Kathmandu (arrive in Mumbai at 16:30); return flight at 5:25 p.m. for a landing in Kathmandu at 20:10, flight numbers being the same as those used in 2009 (RA201 and RA202).
Nepal Airlines, part of airlines on European black list since December 2013, already connects Delhi, Patna and Kolkata in India, its fleet with nine aircraft (2 A320, Boeing 757-200 2, 1 Xian MA-60 (+ 1 still to be delivered), 3 de Havilland Canada DHC-6 Twin Otter 1 and Harbin Y-12 (+ 3 still to be delivered).
NEPAL: Nepal Airlines Flies To Bangalore Soon And Mumbai
The national airline of Nepal will open two "new" Indian roads from its base in Kathmandu Bangalore and Mumbai.
From 1 September 2015, Nepal Airlines will operate a new route to Bangalore in southern India, flights, without competition, operated by Boeing 757-200 aircraft, configured for 190 seats including 16 seats in Business class, leaving three Once a week, on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, departing at 12:40, arrival at 15:25 in Bangalore flight back starting again at 4:25 p.m. ET arrival in Nepal at 19.40.
This time from September 2, 2015, and after 6.5 years of interruption, Nepal Airlines reopen the connection between Kathmandu and Bombay (Mumbai). The flights, operated this time Airbus A320 configured for 158 seats including 8 in Business class, the rest in the economy class, and in competition with Jet Airways, will depart three times a week, Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 14:00 Kathmandu (arrive in Mumbai at 16:30); return flight at 5:25 p.m. for a landing in Kathmandu at 20:10, flight numbers being the same as those used in 2009 (RA201 and RA202).
Nepal Airlines, part of airlines on European black list since December 2013, already connects Delhi, Patna and Kolkata in India, its fleet with nine aircraft (2 A320, Boeing 757-200 2, 1 Xian MA-60 (+ 1 still to be delivered), 3 de Havilland Canada DHC-6 Twin Otter 1 and Harbin Y-12 (+ 3 still to be delivered).
From 1 September 2015, Nepal Airlines will operate a new route to Bangalore in southern India, flights, without competition, operated by Boeing 757-200 aircraft, configured for 190 seats including 16 seats in Business class, leaving three Once a week, on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, departing at 12:40, arrival at 15:25 in Bangalore flight back starting again at 4:25 p.m. ET arrival in Nepal at 19.40.
This time from September 2, 2015, and after 6.5 years of interruption, Nepal Airlines reopen the connection between Kathmandu and Bombay (Mumbai). The flights, operated this time Airbus A320 configured for 158 seats including 8 in Business class, the rest in the economy class, and in competition with Jet Airways, will depart three times a week, Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 14:00 Kathmandu (arrive in Mumbai at 16:30); return flight at 5:25 p.m. for a landing in Kathmandu at 20:10, flight numbers being the same as those used in 2009 (RA201 and RA202).
Nepal Airlines, part of airlines on European black list since December 2013, already connects Delhi, Patna and Kolkata in India, its fleet with nine aircraft (2 A320, Boeing 757-200 2, 1 Xian MA-60 (+ 1 still to be delivered), 3 de Havilland Canada DHC-6 Twin Otter 1 and Harbin Y-12 (+ 3 still to be delivered).
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