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British Airways starts another flight to Bangalore

BA already flies to five cities in India

BY A CORRESPONDENT
May 5, 2006

British Airways has introduced one more flight in the London-Bangalore sector. The additional fight takes the total number of weekly flights between the two cities to six.

British Airways has introduced the London-Bangalore in October last. Due to heightened demand and expectations, the frequency was gradually raised.

British Airways currently operates a total of 42 flights a week to five Indian cities. These include double daily flights from Mumbai and Delhi.

BA has also announced service and product enhancements for all categories of passengers traveling to the UK from Mumbai, Delhi, bangalore, Kolkata and Chennai.

 

 

 

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