Spicejet in its proven track has shown significant contribution in Guwahati, Assam aviation economy with implementation of good numbers of flights, helping improve air connectivity with rest of India including on global context with Bangladesh trending to its list of destinations for NE travelers.
Latest what is trending in Spicejet operation is that it has added IAC under two flights plus additional flight networking to 43 to 24 cities of India under Udan Scheme at best price to peak up its passengers inflow under this new Spicejet plan policy.
Spicejet Chief Marketing Officer Debojo Maharshi is quite positive on the added initiative of daily flights connectivity under the International Air Connectivity Scheme (IACS), expects tremendous success even on regional air connectivity scheme that can be replicated in IACS budget carrier.
On this initiation of Budget Carrier first daily ‘SG 78’ Spicejet flight that was flagged off by the Assam Chief Minister Sarbananda Sonowal from Lokapriya Gopinath Bordoloi International Airport, the Bangladesh Assistant High Commissioner in India, Shah Mohammad Tanvir Monsur had to say it has added hope in easing air connectivity between two nations at a cheaper price.
In future it will bring greater improvement in national economy with initiation of this major turning point in international air networking by the center of India in association with Assam Government. Bangladesh has highest air travelers seeking medical treatment in India’s top class health centers with earlier record of 4000 patients’ visit to Mumbai, Delhi and Kolkata destinations according to Shah Mohammad. Now on alternative best note the Bangladesh travelers can cut the cost of international air travel via Assam for better reach of their destination in India.
NEIC: SUMI BORA
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