Mumbai: Regional airline Star Air on Monday announced it will launch services to Mundra with 38 direct weekly flights, linking the port city to six key cities across Western and Northern India, starting April 25.
With over 17,000 additional seats now available each month, the move will boost air connectivity and economic growth in the region, Star Air said.
The expansion sees Mundra directly linked to Mumbai, Hindon (Delhi-NCR), Goa (Mopa), and Surat, it said and added that in addition to the 38 direct weekly flights, the airline will also introduce 16 weekly one-stop connections, strengthening ties with Kolhapur and Bhuj and further supporting the region's workforce and entrepreneurs.
With an additional 4,104 seats available weekly and 17,000 seats monthly, Star Air's expansion is set to drive new growth in business, trade, and tourism throughout Gujarat and beyond, it said.
Star Air said it will deploy its Embraer E175 fleet featuring both business and economy class to operate services on the new connections.
"By seamlessly connecting Mundra with leading cities across Northern and Western India, we're energising trade, business, and opportunity. This expansion is about empowering people and industries, and setting a new standard for regional air travel," said Simran Singh Tiwana, CEO, Star Air.
With over 17,000 additional seats now available each month, the move will boost air connectivity and economic growth in the region, Star Air said.
The expansion sees Mundra directly linked to Mumbai, Hindon (Delhi-NCR), Goa (Mopa), and Surat, it said and added that in addition to the 38 direct weekly flights, the airline will also introduce 16 weekly one-stop connections, strengthening ties with Kolhapur and Bhuj and further supporting the region's workforce and entrepreneurs.
With an additional 4,104 seats available weekly and 17,000 seats monthly, Star Air's expansion is set to drive new growth in business, trade, and tourism throughout Gujarat and beyond, it said.
Star Air said it will deploy its Embraer E175 fleet featuring both business and economy class to operate services on the new connections.
"By seamlessly connecting Mundra with leading cities across Northern and Western India, we're energising trade, business, and opportunity. This expansion is about empowering people and industries, and setting a new standard for regional air travel," said Simran Singh Tiwana, CEO, Star Air.
