Pune:
In light of the eagerly anticipated opening of the Ram Temple for public visits post the ‘Pran Prathishtha’ ceremony, Akasa Air is set to facilitate seamless travel to Ayodhya from Pune via Delhi.
The airline has announced daily one-stop flights commencing from February 15, providing convenient connectivity to the sacred city.
This strategic move follows similar announcements from IndiGo and Air India Express, marking Ayodhya as a key destination.
Flight Details and Schedule
The daily morning flight from Pune is scheduled to depart at 8:50 am, making a stop in Delhi before reaching Ayodhya at 12:55 pm.
This well-planned route ensures smooth and efficient travel for passengers, catering to the increasing demand for flights to Ayodhya.
Akasa Air’s Commitment to Connectivity
Praveen Iyer, Co-Founder and Chief Commercial Officer of Akasa Air, expressed the airline’s commitment to connecting people, cultures, and regions.
In a statement to News18, Iyer highlighted the immense spiritual, religious, and cultural significance of Ayodhya.
By linking Ayodhya to major hubs like Delhi and Pune,
Akasa Air aims to provide easy access for travelers while contributing to economic growth, trade, and regional development.
Expanding Flight Options to Ayodhya
Akasa Air joins SpiceJet, which is set to launch non-stop flights connecting Ayodhya with Mumbai, Bengaluru, and Chennai starting February 1.
IndiGo has also announced direct flights between Mumbai and Ayodhya from January 15, and Air India Express has revealed plans to operate on this route.
These initiatives follow the inauguration of the Ayodhya Airport, Maharishi Valmiki International Airport, by PM Modi on December 30,
equipped to serve approximately 10 lakh passengers annually.
As Ayodhya emerges as a sought-after travel destination, airlines are actively contributing to enhanced connectivity,
making it more accessible for pilgrims, tourists, and travelers alike.
Keep an eye on Akasa Air’s flight offerings, starting from February 15, for a seamless journey to the spiritual heart of India.
