Star Air To Start 3 Flights From Shivamogga To Hyderabad, Tirupati and Goa From Nov 21
The company confirmed that its newly inducted Embraer E175 aircraft will be deployed for the routes. As per experts, the Embraer E175 with its 2-class configuration has truly revolutionised regional aviation in India., India News, Times Now Star Air has announced that three new flights from Shivamogga Airport to Hyderabad, Tirupati and Goa will begin on November 21. The flights will be serviced by the newly inducted Embraer E175 aircraft, which offers 12 luxurious business-class seats and 64 best-in-class economy seats. To book their tickets for the flights, travellers can also receive a full meal service, priority check-in and baggage handling. This comes in the wake of advancing airway connectivity in India, particularly in southern India.
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Pune: There is good news for travellers, as Star Air has introduced three new flights operating every day from Shivamogga Airport towards Hyderabad, Tirupati, and Goa. The flight aimed at connected travellers from Shivamogga Airport, a domestic airport in Karnataka, to Hyderabad, Tirupati, and Goa will start on November 21.
The company confirmed that its newly inducted Embraer E175 aircraft will be deployed for the routes. A spokesperson from the Star Air airline told TOI that “What makes this announcement even more special is that these routes will be serviced by our brand new Embraer E175 aircraft, setting a new standard in air travel for our passengers.”
Known for its exceptional comfort and quality, the Embraer E175 is an ideal choice when it comes to performance for these new routes, a TOI report informed. Furthermore, as per experts, the Embraer E175 with its 2-class configuration has truly revolutionised regional aviation in India. The aircraft offers 12 luxurious business-class seats and 64 best-in-class economy seats.
To avail themselves of a spacious seating experience, travellers can book their tickets for the flights that will become operational next month. The airline will provide a full meal service, priority check-in and baggage handling, and overall a superior travel experience, airline officials highlighted. More information regarding booking for these flights can be obtained from the airline’s official website, the officials suggested.
This comes in the wake of advancing airway connectivity in India, particularly in southern India. Recently, the Managing Director of Bangalore International Airport Ltd (BIAL), while speaking at a conclave organised by industry body FICCI, said that Bengaluru airport could be the hub for the two major Indian airlines, Indigo and Air India.