Air India’s Delhi-Copenhagen Service Is Again After Three Years

Air India continues to revive its worldwide community, which was affected by the COVID pandemic. The airline’s operations are stronger than ever beneath personal possession, and the most recent route to profit from that’s Delhi-Copenhagen.

After virtually three years

Air India needed to drop a number of of its worldwide flights after the onset of the COVID pandemic. A number of of the airline’s European routes have been hacked, and the Delhi-Copenhagen continuous service was amongst them.

Now, after virtually three years, Air India has began flying this route once more. The airline resumed its continuous service on the Delhi-Copenhagen-Delhi sector from March 1st, with flights from Delhi working thrice every week on Wednesdays, Fridays, and Sundays.

Flight AI157 departs Delhi at 1330, arriving in Copenhagen at 1750. The return flight AI158 takes off at 1950 from Copenhagen and arrives in Delhi at 0740 the following day. Air India makes use of its Dreamliner for this service that includes a two-class cabin configuration comprising 18 enterprise class and 236 financial system class seats. Nipun Aggarwal, Chief Industrial and Transformation Officer at Air India, commented,

“A key factor of Air India’s Vihaan.AI transformation is significantly enhancing connectivity between India’s main cities and main world locations. Resuming this continuous service from Delhi to Copenhagen, following the relaunch of the flights between Delhi and Vienna, affirms our dedication to develop a serious worldwide hub in India’s capital.”

Bringing them again

With the most recent flight resumption to Copenhagen, Air India’s India-Europe frequency has elevated to 79 continuous flights per week. Whereas it by no means stopped flying to massive European hubs equivalent to London, Paris, and Frankfurt, Air India solely just lately resumed providers to different cities, together with Milan and Vienna.