Spice to begin non-stop flights between Muscat and Ahmedabad

August 15, 2013 05:33 pm | Updated November 17, 2021 04:23 am IST - Dubai

Spice Jet will operate three weekly non-stop flights on every Monday, Thursday and Friday from its base in Ahmedabad to Muscat.

Spice Jet will operate three weekly non-stop flights on every Monday, Thursday and Friday from its base in Ahmedabad to Muscat.

SpiceJet, India’s low cost airline will launch three weekly non-stop flight between Muscat and Ahmedabad from August 29.

SpiceJet has entered into a partnership with Oman based travel and tour operator, Khimji House of Travel (KHOT), officials said.

The airline will operate three weekly flights on every Monday, Thursday and Friday from its base in Ahmedabad.

The inaugural incoming flight from Ahmedabad will arrive on the 29th of August, it was announced here. The flight’s evening departure from Ahmedabad will benefit the sizeable number of people that come into Oman from western India.

Onward domestic destinations operating with a non-stop flight from Ahmedabad include Bangalore, Chennai, Delhi, Goa, Hyderabad, Jaipur, Mumbai and Pune.

“The state of Gujarat is a fast growing State in India and Ahmedabad is the business capital. It is one of the fastest growing regions in India and is also one of the most industrialised,” MC Jose, CEO, Projects & Logistics at Khimji Ramdas said.

Cashio Vettom, Sr Divisional Manager, KHOT, said that the non-stop flight to Ahmedabad will be of great convenience not only to those travelling to that city but also to those going onward to the surrounding cities like Bhuj, Bhavnagar, Jamnagar, Surat, Vadodara, Mt Abu in Rajasthan.

“We are confident that the travel trade in Oman as well as the general public will see this as an attractive new option for those wanting to fly to western India and onward,” he said.

Speaking about the new flight, Pankaj Khimji, Director of the Khimji Ramdas Group, said, “We are pleased to have non-stop connectivity between Muscat & Ahmedabad. Trade and cultural ties between the western Indian state of Gujarat and the Sultanate of Oman dates back to over thousands of years, and continues to thrive even to this day.”

“The flight will definitely benefit the business community on both sides and lead to even stronger relations between India & the Sultanate of Oman,” he said.

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