Air India has launched ‘Via’ to highlight improved connection times and promote India as a world-class hub. Air India flies its latest-generation cabin interior aircraft from Singapore to India. Connecting flights to European destinations such as London Heathrow, Frankfurt, Paris and Amsterdam from Delhi and Mumbai hubs in India are reduced to around two hours.
Air India operates 21 times weekly from Singapore to Delhi and 14 times weekly to Mumbai. The Star Alliance member airline also flies 24 times weekly from Delhi to London Heathrow, 14 times weekly to Paris CDG, 14 times weekly to Frankfurt, 7 times weekly to Amsterdam and 7 times weekly to Milan.
Air India’s operations at Terminal 3 Delhi Airport and T2 Mumbai Airport allow seamless same-terminal transfers for connecting flights to Europe from Singapore. Business Class passengers, Maharaja Club members and eligible Star Alliance members can relax at the lounges during their stopovers.
The ‘Via’ marketing campaign will run until March to raise awareness among travellers from Singapore about the destinations they can conveniently fly to via India. Book flights on the airline’s official website, mobile app, customer contact centre, city and airport offices and through travel agents.
“India’s geographical advantage and impressive airport infrastructure, combined with Air India’s robust route network, offer convenient one-stop access for travellers from the East to West and vice-versa.”
Nipun Aggarwal, Chief Commercial Officer, Air India.
