Mumbai, Jan. 3:
SpiceJet is connecting Chennai and Mysore (via Bangalore) and Puducherry
and Bangalore with direct flights.
The airline is also connecting Mysore with other metro cities such as
Mumbai and Delhi while Puducherry will be connected to Mumbai, Delhi, Hyderabad
and Kolkata.
Booking of tickets for these destinations are open and commercial
flights will commence from January 14 and January 17, to Mysore and Puducherry
respectively, the airline said.
For these routes, the airline would be deploying Bombardier Q400
aircraft. The aircraft can accommodate 78 passengers.
Mysore is the fifth destination of SpiceJet in Karnataka. Currently, the
airline operates from Bangalore, Mangalore, Hubli and Belgaum. In its endeavour
to connect more tier-II and tier-III destinations, SpiceJet is also connecting
Puducherry with Bangalore.
SpiceJet, with 19.5 per cent of market share in the domestic market,
currently operates more than 330 daily flights to 39 Indian cities and six
international destinations.
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