Revised winter flight schedule out
Mohali: Chandigarh International Airport Limited (CHIAL) today released
its revised winter flight schedule that will be implemented from
December 3 to February 17, 2018.
According to the new schedule, 29 flights will operate from the airport. The first flight will arrive at the airport at 6.55 am from Delhi while the last flight will depart from Chandigarh at 3.30 pm. Air India, Jet Airways and IndiGo will operate seven flights each from the airport. There is no change in the flight operations of Vistara, AirAsia and SpiceJet. The Delhi-Chandigarh-Delhi GoAir flight has been cancelled and GoAir will operate one flight to Mumbai, which has been postponed to an afternoon slot.
In the new schedule, Air India has cancelled the flight to Kullu, which was started on October 13. An official from Air India said the flight to Kullu would not operate in the revised schedule due to fog and inclement weather conditions. The official said, “Another Air India flight to Delhi, which was started on October 30 and is the first flight to arrive at the airport, will be discontinued from December 15.”
28/11/17 Tribune
According to the new schedule, 29 flights will operate from the airport. The first flight will arrive at the airport at 6.55 am from Delhi while the last flight will depart from Chandigarh at 3.30 pm. Air India, Jet Airways and IndiGo will operate seven flights each from the airport. There is no change in the flight operations of Vistara, AirAsia and SpiceJet. The Delhi-Chandigarh-Delhi GoAir flight has been cancelled and GoAir will operate one flight to Mumbai, which has been postponed to an afternoon slot.
In the new schedule, Air India has cancelled the flight to Kullu, which was started on October 13. An official from Air India said the flight to Kullu would not operate in the revised schedule due to fog and inclement weather conditions. The official said, “Another Air India flight to Delhi, which was started on October 30 and is the first flight to arrive at the airport, will be discontinued from December 15.”
28/11/17 Tribune
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