Ready but idle for four years, Jaisalmer airport is finally set for a take-off with as many as 128 unconnected-by-air city pairs to get flights between April and September under the first phase of the Centre's affordable regional connectivity scheme.
Five carriers - SpiceJet, Air India's subsidiary Alliance Air, Air Deccan, Air Odisha and Turbo Megha - will operate on these routes, bringing 31 unserved airports on the national flight map apart from utilising 12 under-served airports, the aviation ministry said on Thursday.
To Read the News in Full 31/03/17 The Times Of India

Five carriers - SpiceJet, Air India's subsidiary Alliance Air, Air Deccan, Air Odisha and Turbo Megha - will operate on these routes, bringing 31 unserved airports on the national flight map apart from utilising 12 under-served airports, the aviation ministry said on Thursday.
To Read the News in Full 31/03/17 The Times Of India

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