Not In Town | @notintownlive | 09 Sep 2019, 06:56 pm
New Delhi: Airline Vistara on Monday introduced daily direct flights to Jodhpur and Udaipur from Delhi and Mumbai.
Customers can now fly off to Udaipur from Mumbai with one-way all-inclusive fares starting at Rs. 4,599, between Udaipur and Delhi, with one-way all-inclusive fares starting at INR 4,399, and between Jodhpur and Mumbai, with one-way all-inclusive fares starting at INR 6,499.
"Once on board, you can watch your favourite TV shows, movies and listen to popular tunes on Vistara World, our complimentary wireless inflight entertainment streaming service. Download the Vistara World app or log on to www.vistaraworld.com," said the airline in a statement.
The bookings are now open on all channels, including www.airvistara.com, Vistara’s iOS and Android mobile apps, and through Online Travel Agencies (OTAs) and travel agents.
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