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Jet Airways launches direct Delhi – Singapore service

Jet Airways, Indias premier airline, launched its new international flight linking New Delhi, the capital city of India, with the City State of Singapore, thereby making it the first Indian carrier to provide three direct services between Singapore and the metro cities of Chennai, Mumbai and now New Delhi in India. The daily service will be operated with the new generation B737 – 800 aircraft effective September 06, 2006. This direct service to Singapore will be the third direct non-stop flight operated by Jet Airways from India to Singapore. The airline already operates daily direct flights from Chennai and

Rains hit air, rail traffic from Delhi

NEW DELHI: The torrential rains in Mumbai over the past two days affected air traffic at Delhi airport on Tuesday and also delayed arrival of a couple of trains from the Maharashtra Capital. A number of Mumbai-bound flights were delayed in the afternoon and evening and this had a cascading affect on the flight schedule at the airport. Air traffic to Mumbai remained normal till 11-30 a.m. after which departures were delayed due to the heavy downpour and bad weather there. First, two Mumbai-bound Jet flights had to be diverted to Vadodara and Ahmedabad, then the take-off of an Indian

Kingfishers daily service to Srinagar from Delhi, Mumbai

New Delhi : Kingfisher Airlines today launched daily service between Mumbai and Srinagar and direct daily service between Delhi and Srinagar. With the launch of these new routes, Kingfisher will offer more than 70 flights daily connecting 16 cities. Kingfisher First is also being offered on these flights to cater to the upper-end of the air travel segment as well. MFs too bear the brunt We have expanded our network further up north and provided our Delhi and Mumbai guests a solution to beat the heat in Kingfisher style, said airlines chief executive officer Vijay Mallya. Go to Sify Business Home

Wind, dust storm stall air traffic in Delhi

NEW DELHI: High-speed winds and dust storm blocked air traffic at the Indira Gandhi International airport here on Wednesday evening as all flights were delayed by 30 minutes to an hour. While outgoing flights were delayed due to the wind, incoming flights were not being allowed to land as the crosswind was dangerous for take-offs and landing, airport sources said. Several incoming flights were diverted causing delays in departures, they said, adding the situation was being monitored.

Air services from Delhi return to normal

Air services from Delhi, which were disrupted due to heightened security measures, returned to normal with most flights on Friday morning taking off on time. The arrivals were also generally on time and there was no delay on account of additional security measures, airport sources said. The delays on Thursday were primarily caused by heightened security following the Mumbai blasts and the malfunctioning of an X-Ray machine at the terminal catering to private domestic carriers.