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Flights between Ghaziabad, Jammu from March 23

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Srinagar, Updated At : 03:45 AM Mar 17, 2025 IST
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Air India Express will operate flights between Ghaziabad’s Hindon airport and Jammu from March 23, Union Minister Jitendra Singh said on Sunday.

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“For the ease of journey and relatively economic fare, particularly for those travelling to and fro between Jammu and the southern parts of NCR Delhi like Noida, etc., an Air India Express flight will operate daily (except Saturdays) between Hindon, Ghaziabad Airport and Jammu from March 23, 2025,” Union Minister Dr Jitendra Singh posted on X, while describing it “heartening information.”

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He further added, “Arrival at Jammu 11:30 am. Departure from Jammu for Hindon 1 pm.”

Earlier this month, Singh had stated that a proposal was made to the Civil Aviation authorities, who have agreed to start, from April 1, a regular daily air flight from Jammu to Srinagar at 10 am in the morning.

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