The low-cost
Indian airline, SpiceJet has launched eight new flights to Chittagong and Dhaka
in Bangladesh. With the operation of these flights, Chittagong will become
SpiceJet’s 11th international destination.
SpiceJet will
operate these flights under India’s air bubble agreement with Bangladesh.
Non-stop flights between Kolkata and Chittagong four-times-a-week
Non-stop flights
will operate between Kolkata and Chittagong four-times-a-week. The airlines
will also operate flights on the Delhi-Dhaka-Delhi, Kolkata-Dhaka-Kolkata and
Chennai-Dhaka-Chennai sectors. According to SpiceJet, all flights will commence
from November 5, 2020.
Flights to operate
on the route will be a mix of Boeing 737 and Bombardier Q400, said an official
of the SpiceJet.
Fare
Introductory fare
for the Kolkata-Chittagong route is Rs 4,255, Chittagong-Kolkata route RS
4,939, Kolkata-Dhaka Rs 4,638, Dhaka-Kolkata Rs 5,478, Delhi-Dhaka route Rs
7,749, Dhaka-Delhi RS 10,135, Chennai-Dhaka Rs 5,128, and Dhaka-Chennai Rs
7,308.
These routes will
surely prove beneficial for passengers who will now have more options to chose
between airline carriers.
In 2019, SpiceJet
became the first Indian low-cost carrier (LCC) to connect Mumbai with Riyadh
and Dhaka and Delhi with Dhaka and Jeddah.
And from November
5 when flights will start operation to Chittagong, the port city will become
SpiceJet’s 11th international destination.
Chittagong is a major coastal city and financial centre of Bangladesh
Chittagong is a
major coastal city and financial centre of Bangladesh and plays a vital role in
the economy of the country. It is also the second-largest city of the country.