Privately-owned Indian carrier SpiceJet is resuming services on the Bangalore-Goa route.
On 25 October a daily service will start on the Bangalore-Goa route, says SpiceJet, which operates Boeing 737-800/900s.
"We have reintroduced this flight on the Bangalore-Goa sector based on encouraging feedback by our travellers," says SpiceJet chief commercial officer Samyukth Sridharan.
Source: Air Transport Intelligence news
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