IndiGo said on Friday it will start operating flights on Agra-Bengaluru and Agra-Bhopal courses from March 28 under the provincial availability plot Udan.
Agra will be 64th homegrown objective in the organization of India's biggest transporter. It said in an official statement that it would add four additional objections - Kurnool, Bareilly, Durgapur and Rajkot - in the coming months.
On the dispatch of Agra flights, Sanjay Kumar, Chief Strategy and Revenue Officer, IndiGo stated, This won't just upgrade network for homegrown explorers, yet in addition help in extending worldwide air traffic whenever limitations are lifted and travel opens up."
Under the Udan plot, monetary impetuses from the Center, state governments and air terminal administrators are reached out to chosen aircrafts to energize tasks from unserved and underserved air terminals and keep airfares reasonable.
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