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Tiruchi-Kuwait air service withdrawn

TIRUCHI: Indian has withdrawn its twice-a-week service on the Tiruchi-Kuwait sector under its winter schedule, effective from October 28.

The two are the Chennai-Tiruchi-Calicut-Fujairah-Kuwait service on Tuesdays and the Chennai-Tiruchi-Ras-al-Khaimah-Kuwait service on Saturdays.

The airline has also changed the timings of other flights operated from Tiruchi, effective from October 28. — Special Correspondent

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