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Vol. 19 No. 16 | Friday
February 28, 2020 |
Virgin Cargo MAN Up To DEL |
Virgin Atlantic Cargo launches new Manchester-Delhi services starting October 26th when the airline will operate three A330-200 flights every Monday, Thursday and Saturday. The carrier is targeting landing a bigger share of the 20 billion UK-India trade market. Last October, Virgin Atlantic commenced daily Heathrow-Mumbai services and, on March 29th, will introduce double daily flights to Delhi from Heathrow. This expansion comes as the airline celebrates the 20th anniversary of flying to India. “Business opportunities between the UK and India have never been greater,” Dominic Kennedy, Managing Director of Virgin Atlantic Cargo said, adding, “India is now the world’s fifth largest economy and the UK is one of its biggest and fastest-growing trading partners for products such as technology and automotive components, pharmaceuticals and fresh produce as well as other general cargoes. “The launch of direct flights to India from Manchester this October will give exporters and importers more choice in addition to the three times daily services we will be operating ex Heathrow, offering exciting new growth opportunities for us and our customers.” More click here |
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