Not In Town | @notintownlive | 30 Sep 2019, 04:15 pm
New Delhi: Airline Vistara has introduced its daily flights from Delhi to the city of Khajuraho.
The flight service will begin on Nov 5.
The one-way all-inclusive fares are starting at Rs. 5,499.
Introducing daily flights to #Khajuraho from #Delhi, on India's Best Airline! Book now for flights commencing 5th November 2019 with one way fares starting at INR 5,499 all-inclusive. Hurry! https://t.co/XtCyfe1P2L pic.twitter.com/aQI1HAX3JZ
— Vistara (@airvistara) September 30, 2019
Khajuraho is a small historical town and UNESCO World Heritage Site located in Madhya Pradesh.
It is a popular destination for tourists owing to the country’s largest group of medieval Hindu and Jain temples.
- Air India Express launches 'flash sale' on domestic and international till May 25
- Air India Express welcomes 100th aircraft, doubles fleet in just two years
- Tata Group-owned Air India Express welcomes 100th aircraft, doubles fleet in just two years
- IndiGo connects Bengaluru to Ayodhya with daily-direct flights
- Jazeera Airways offers 50% discount on flight tickets
- Air India Express launches ‘Time to Travel’ Sale with fares starting ₹1,177
- Over 300 flights cancelled after Tokyo airport collision killing 5; the plane was cleared to land
- New discount membership club from Kuwait’s Jazeera Airways, avail special introductory rates
- Air India deploys newly inducted Boeing 777s in Mumbai-USA routes
- SriLankan Airlines, Emirates forge interline agreement to enhance passenger connectivity
Air India Express has announced a limited-period ‘Flash Sale’ on both domestic and international flights which are open until 25th May 2025.
Marking a significant milestone in its ambitious expansion, Tata Group-owned Air India Express inducted its 100th aircraft, a Boeing 737-8, featuring ‘Chittara’ tail art inspired by Karnataka’s traditional mural painting.
Marking a significant milestone in its ambitious expansion, Tata Group-owned Air India Express inducted its 100th aircraft, a Boeing 737-8, featuring ‘Chittara’ tail art inspired by Karnataka’s traditional mural painting.