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SpiceJet to operate India-UK flights from Dec 4

By IANS | Updated: October 5, 2020 15:20 IST

New Delhi, Oct 5 Budget carrier SpiceJet will launch non-stop flights connecting Delhi and Mumbai with London's Heathrow ...

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New Delhi, Oct 5 Budget carrier SpiceJet will launch non-stop flights connecting Delhi and Mumbai with London's Heathrow airport starting December 4.

Accordingly, SpiceJet will become the first Indian low-cost airline to operate flights to UK.

These flights will operate under the air bubble agreement with UK.

"The airline will operate thrice-a-week to London including twice from Delhi and once-a-week from Mumbai," the airline said in a statement.

( With inputs from IANS )

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