Air Arabia has announced yesterday the expansion of service to New Delhi from Sharjah, UAE.
The low-cost carrier (LCC) now offers twice-daily flights to the Indian city, making it easier and more convenient for passengers to visit this vibrant City.
Air Arabia, the largest Middle Eastern airline to serve India, currently offers seven weekly flights to Delhi. Starting Sept. 1, the carrier will offer flights 14 times per week 14 times per week, departing Sharjah International Airport daily at 7:45 a.m. and 11:20 p.m. Return flights depart Delhi International Airport daily at 1:05 p.m. and 4:40 a.m. (local time).
“The rapidly expanding Aviation sector in India is one of the country’s major economic drivers,” said Adel Ali, group CEO, Air Arabia.
“We are confident that the expansion of service between Sharjah and India’s capital will further enhance the air travel options for the residents of both states and positively contribute to the economic development of both countries.”
Ali said: “India has always been a market of focus for Air Arabia and we currently serve 13 cities across India from Sharjah, and this number reflects the ever growing appeal for Air Arabia flights between the two countries and we are looking forward to offer more customers our value for money air travel.”
Air Arabia started operations to New Delhi on March 31, 2008.
Since then, the airline has seen increasing demand for the appealing value for money product it offers.
A big number of students and families fly regularly between Delhi and Sharjah benefiting from Air Arabia’s wide network across the GCC, Europe and Asia.
Air Arabia increases Delhi flights to double daily
