Hyderabad: Another key destination in coastal Andhra Pradesh was Saturday connected to the state capital when Air Deccan launched its regular flight from Rajahmundry.
The important industrial and educational hub in East Godavari district, about 370 km from here, became the fifth destination to be connected to Hyderabad.Chief Minister Y.S. Rajasekhara Reddy formally launched the air service.
Air Deccan, which has introduced a 60-seater flight on the route, will operate one trip from Hyderabad and another from Rajahmundry every day.The flight will leave Hyderabad at 9 a.m. everyday and reach Rajahmundry at 10.30 a.m. The same flight will leave from Rajahmundry at 11 a.m. and reach Hyderabad at 12.30 p.m.
01/04/06 NewKerala.com
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