With effect from March 31, 2024, the airline has also resumed flights from Delhi and Kolkata to Pakyong in Sikkim. The Kolkata-Pakyong flight will run every day, while the Delhi-Pakyong route will be accessible five days a week. There will be flights on the Hyderabad-Ayodhya route three times a week. Blending Boeing 737 and Q400 planes, SpiceJet will be able to efficiently service these routes.
SpiceJet is expanding traveler access to the popular destination of Ayodhya by introducing additional nonstop flights from Hyderabad.
Starting from March 31, 2024, the airline has started operating flights again from Delhi and Kolkata to Pakyong in Sikkim. The flight from Kolkata to Pakyong will be available daily, and the flight from Delhi to Pakyong will operate five days a week. Additionally, there will be flights three times a week on the Hyderabad to Ayodhya route.
“We are thrilled to improve connectivity to Ayodhya and Pakyong just in time for the approaching high travel season. We are prepared to launch new routes and resume service on important ones thanks to our expanding fleet. SpiceJet is still dedicated to providing smooth travel experiences by strengthening regional connections across India and enhancing domestic operations.”
SpiceJet’s Chief Business Officer Debojo Maharshi said,
SpiceJet’s airline recently announced its dedication to increasing flight options for travelers, showcasing a commitment to providing more choices during peak travel times. These added services aim to accommodate residents, tourists, and pilgrims by improving accessibility on various routes.
SpiceJet plans to use a mix of Boeing 737 and Q400 airplanes to operate these routes smoothly, ensuring that all passengers have a pleasant and efficient journey.
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