Non-stop Flight from Delhi to Bangkok
Hong Kong’s leading flagship carrier Cathay Pacific Airways (CPA) announced the launch of a daily non-stop flight from Delhi to Bangkok from March 30. The decision came out as Thailand exempting the tourist visa fee for three months from 5 March. Bangkok gets one of the highest inflows of travelers. It is considered as a short getaway destination. Recently Thai administration gives Indian citizens visa on arrival for a stay not more than 15 days.
CPA’s general manager for India, Middle-East, Africa and Pakistan Tom Wright said “Bangkok is not new to us. It is well known how popular and affordable Bangkok is. We believe that there is untapped potential and this new route promises to serve the unmet needs.” He said it at a press conference in Delhi 6 March.
Duration of Journey:
The proposed Delhi-Bangkok non-stop flight will take only five-and-a-half hours.
Schedule Time:
It will leave New Delhi at 3.30 a.m. and reach Bangkok at 8.55 a.m. The airline will leave Bangkok at 5.25 p.m. and reach New Delhi at 7.45 p.m. (local time).
Current Flight:
Now the airline flies to Delhi, Chennai, Mumbai, and Bangalore. They operate roughly 44 flights to those cities. They provide two daily flights from Delhi to Hong Kong and 10 flights per week from Mumbai.
The carrier intends to strengthen its cargo network as well. Wright said “We are looking at expanding our cargo business in India and we see a huge opportunity here.” However, it has deferred new plans for the construction of a new cargo terminal at the Hong Kong International Airport to get capacity expansion in line with current market demand.
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