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Kingfisher launches new flight services

Staff Reporter

Coimbatore: Kingfisher Airlines has launched 58 new flight services across 15 new routes connecting nine important cities. The new services include flights to Jammu, Pune and Ahmedabad from Coimbatore.

According to a release from Vijay Mallaya, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Kingfisher, here on Friday, the new services are from Varanasi, Pune, Bangalore, Coimbatore, Chennai, Ahmedabad, Nagpur, Jammu and Hyderabad. The launch of new routes takes the number of daily flights operated by Kingfisher Airlines to 130, connecting 23 destinations. Kingfisher has three new Airbus A321 aircraft in its fleet and the fourth is set to join later this week. With the acquisition of four A321 aircraft and one ATR72-500, the fleet size has gone up to 22.

From Coimbatore

The services launched from Coimbatore and their schedules are as follows: The Ahmedabad-Coimbatore flight will take off at 18.05 hours and arrive Coimbatore at 20.15 hours. In the return direction, it will take off from Coimbatore at 10.00 hours and arrive Ahmedabad at 12.10 hours.

The Bangalore-Coimbatore flight will take off at 08.30 hours and arrive Coimbatore at 09.10 hours and leave Coimbatore at 20.45 hours to reach Bangalore at 21.45 hours.

The Coimbatore-Jammu flight will take off at 10.00 hours to reach Jammu at 15.00 hours. It will take off from Jammu at 15.30 hours to reach Coimbatore at 20.15 hours. The Coimbatore-Pune flight will take off from Coimbatore at 20.45 hours and reach Pune at 23.20 hours. It will take off from Pune at 06.30 hours to reach Coimbatore at 09.10 hours.

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