PUNE: IndiGo has announced daily direct flights between Pune and Dubai, starting from November 22, airline officials announced on Tuesday.
This new route will enhance IndiGo’s international network from Pune by providing direct connectivity to one of the most sought-after tourist and business destinations for Indian travellers in the UAE, officials said.
With this new addition by IndiGo, the airline will now operate 383 average weekly flights out of Pune offering direct connectivity to over 25 destinations in India and 2 international destinations. IndiGo’s direct connectivity from Pune to one of the most important financial centers such as Dubai, will significantly contribute to the economic growth in both Pune and western Maharashtra.
The daily connectivity between Pune and Dubai will enhance accessibility between the two cities and introduce new avenues for business and job opportunities for travellers.
Vinay Malhotra, Head of Global Sales, IndiGo, said, “We are pleased to announce daily, non-stop direct, flights between Pune and Dubai, the thriving commercial hub known for its luxury shopping and ultramodern architecture. With the introduction of these flights, IndiGo will now operate over 100 weekly, direct, flights to Dubai from 13 cities in India, and now proudly offers a wide choice of more than 225 weekly flights into the UAE from 18 cities in India. As India’s preferred airline, we remain steadfast to our commitment of providing enhanced connectivity, along with affordable, on-time, courteous and hassle-free travel experience to our customers.”
Connectivity between Dubai and Pune will not only boost tourism in the cities but also open newer trade opportunities and promote economic growth as Dubai is a crucial commercial hub.
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