Indian air carrier Vistara launched
Business Desk :
Indian air carrier Vistara has launched its flight operations to Bangladesh under the air bubble agreement between the neighbouring amid the coronavirus pandemic.
State Minister for Civil Aviation and Tourism Mahbub Ali inaugurated Vistara’s first flight to Dhaka at Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport on Thursday.
“It is a great pleasure for us to have another airline has joined us. The relations between the two countries are very strong and will continue to be so in the future,” said Mahbub.
“Air travel between the two countries was suspended for seven months due to the coronavirus. Now it has started again with a renewed vigour. I hope the coronavirus crisis will be addressed and the tourism industry in the region will be revived.”
As many as 56 weekly flights carrying 10,000 passengers will now operate between the South Asian nations, the state minister noted.
Indian air carrier Vistara has launched its flight operations to Bangladesh under the air bubble agreement between the neighbouring amid the coronavirus pandemic.
State Minister for Civil Aviation and Tourism Mahbub Ali inaugurated Vistara’s first flight to Dhaka at Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport on Thursday.
“It is a great pleasure for us to have another airline has joined us. The relations between the two countries are very strong and will continue to be so in the future,” said Mahbub.
“Air travel between the two countries was suspended for seven months due to the coronavirus. Now it has started again with a renewed vigour. I hope the coronavirus crisis will be addressed and the tourism industry in the region will be revived.”
As many as 56 weekly flights carrying 10,000 passengers will now operate between the South Asian nations, the state minister noted.
