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IndiGo boosts Mangaluru-Hyderabad flights with third daily service
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IndiGo boosts Mangaluru-Hyderabad flights with third daily service

IndiGo is enhancing flight connectivity between Mangaluru and Hyderabad by introducing its third daily flight from October 19. The low-cost carrier announced its plan to augment the flight schedule from Mangaluru International Airport to Hyderabad.

According to the official statement, IndiGo will operate a third daily flight, flight number 6E7536, using an ATR aircraft. The flight will arrive in Mangaluru at 2.15 pm and depart for Hyderabad at 2.35 pm. This new addition complements the existing daily ATR flights, flight number 6E7549, which arrives at Mangaluru International Airport at 7.40 am and departs for Hyderabad 20 minutes later, as well as the late-night flight, flight number 6E7103, which arrives at 10.15 pm and departs at 10.35 pm. This enhanced schedule will be effective until October 28, marking the end of the current summer schedule.

IndiGo, known for deploying Airbus on major routes, utilises the 78-seater ATR aircraft specifically for the Chennai and Hyderabad routes. Apart from Mangaluru and Hyderabad, IndiGo operates direct flights to Bengaluru, Delhi, Mumbai, Pune, and indirectly serves Kolkata and Patna (via Bengaluru) as well as Ranchi (via Pune) domestically. Additionally, the airline offers international services to Dubai.

IndiGo is enhancing flight connectivity between Mangaluru and Hyderabad by introducing its third daily flight from October 19. The low-cost carrier announced its plan to augment the flight schedule from Mangaluru International Airport to Hyderabad. According to the official statement, IndiGo will operate a third daily flight, flight number 6E7536, using an ATR aircraft. The flight will arrive in Mangaluru at 2.15 pm and depart for Hyderabad at 2.35 pm. This new addition complements the existing daily ATR flights, flight number 6E7549, which arrives at Mangaluru International Airport at 7.40 am and departs for Hyderabad 20 minutes later, as well as the late-night flight, flight number 6E7103, which arrives at 10.15 pm and departs at 10.35 pm. This enhanced schedule will be effective until October 28, marking the end of the current summer schedule. IndiGo, known for deploying Airbus on major routes, utilises the 78-seater ATR aircraft specifically for the Chennai and Hyderabad routes. Apart from Mangaluru and Hyderabad, IndiGo operates direct flights to Bengaluru, Delhi, Mumbai, Pune, and indirectly serves Kolkata and Patna (via Bengaluru) as well as Ranchi (via Pune) domestically. Additionally, the airline offers international services to Dubai.

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