Pawan Hans to cut heli-taxi fares on Shimla-Dharamsala sector soon

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Updated At : 12:15 PM Dec 30, 2021 IST

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Shimla, December 29

Pawan Hans has assured Chief Minister Jai Ram Thakur that the fares of the Shimla-Dharamsala heli-taxi services will be reduced to promote tourism in the state.

The Chief Minister met Sanjeev Razdan, Managing Director, Pawan Hans Ltd., in New Delhi today and reviewed the government company’s operations in Himachal Pradesh.

He asked Razdan to reduce the fare of the Shimla-Dharamsala heli-taxi services and operate direct flights from Shimla to Dharamsala and Shimla to Manali at the earliest.

Razdan assured Thakur that the fares of the Shimla-Dharamsala heli-taxi services would be reduced soon. He said that the company would also make sincere efforts to start Shimla-Manali flights. — TNS

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