Geneva and Singapore Explore Direct Flight Connection

Geneva Airport and Singapore Airlines are discussing the possibility of launching direct flights between Geneva and Singapore, driven by high-demand from business travelers and robust economic ties between the two cities. While the shortage of Airbus A350 aircraft presents a challenge, the potential for a lucrative route is fueling optimism for a successful partnership.

Pegasus Airlines Launches Direct Flights from Cologne to Gaziantep, Turkey

Pegasus Airlines has launched direct flights from Cologne Bonn Airport to Gaziantep, Turkey. This new route provides travelers with a convenient option to explore the historical and culinary delights of this southeastern Turkish city. With weekly flights planned, passengers can now enjoy the rich heritage of Gaziantep, including its ancient artifacts, stunning mosaics, and world-renowned cuisine.

SpiceJet Discontinues Direct Flights From Hyderabad to Ayodhya

SpiceJet has discontinued its direct flights from Hyderabad to Ayodhya, effective June 1, due to low ticket sales. The thrice-weekly service, which began on April 2, operated an Airbus A320 aircraft and took about two hours to complete. Passengers now face a layover in Delhi and a total flight time of over seven hours. The airline’s decision reflects a decline in enthusiasm for visiting Ayodhya despite the religious significance for devotees.

Jetstar Launches Direct Flights Between Brisbane and Bangkok, Boosting Travel and Trade

Jetstar has announced direct flights between Brisbane and Bangkok, starting December 13, marking its 20th route to and from Brisbane. This new service will operate with Boeing 787 Dreamliner aircraft, reducing travel time to just over 8 hours. Jetstar is offering a 24-hour sale with one-way fares starting at $205 to celebrate the launch. The route is part of Jetstar’s expansion strategy in Brisbane, supported by the Queensland Government’s Attracting Aviation Investment Fund. Queensland’s Minister for Tourism, Michael Healy, emphasized the strategic importance of this route for tourism recovery and connectivity. Brisbane Airport CEO, Gert-Jan de Graaff, expressed delight at reconnecting Queensland and Thailand through this highly anticipated route.

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