Vistara set to bid adieu to the skies

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New Delhi/Mumbai, Updated At : 07:22 AM Nov 12, 2024 IST

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The nearly 10-year-old Vistara is set to bid adieu to the skies as the carrier will operate its last domestic and international flights as an independent airline on Monday night. Vistara flight UK 986 will fly from Mumbai to Delhi and UK 115 from Delhi to Singapore. It will be the last time that the flight code “UK” will dot the firmament and from Tuesday, Vistara flights will have the new code “AI2XXX”.

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