ABU DHABI, United Aran Emirate, July 28 (NNN-BNA) – Dubai International Airport, DXB, has added a new airline to its family of 70 international carriers, and expanded its connectivity to a new destination.
India’s GoAir made its inaugural flight to DXB from Kannur, in the South Indian state of Kerala, on Thursday evening, said a statement issued by DXB on Sunday.
The airline has launched daily direct flights between DXB Terminal 1 and Kannur International Airport, making Dubai its sixth international destination, UAE News Agency (WAM) reported.
The fast-growing airline boasts a fleet of 51 Airbus A320’s and operates some 285 flights daily to 24 destinations across India. Following the launch of GoAir’s service, DXB is now served by five Indian carriers, operating approximately 360 weekly flights to 21 destinations across India.
India is the single largest destination country for DXB, in terms of contribution to traffic volumes, with 12.3 million passengers recorded in 2018, said the statement.– NNN-BNA
