The airline, which operates a fleet of Airbus A330 aircraft, marked its inaugural flight from Bangkok to Delhi on Sunday.

New Delhi: Thai AirAsia X, a low-cost carrier, is strengthening its presence in the Indian travel market by increasing the frequency of its Bangkok-Delhi flights. Beginning January 15, 2025, the ...

Vinod Kumar Jaipuriyar, CEO of Delhi International Airport Limited, said that the airport, which connects 150 destinations ...

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Indian visitor arrivals in Thailand surpass two million in 2024, aided by increased flights and visa-free policy.

Mumbai: Visa-free Thailand has become a significant focus for airlines, with many carriers launching or adding flights to ...

In a landmark move for children's rights, the Senate unanimously approved a draft amendment to Section 1567 of the Civil and ...

Aviyana Hua Hin set the stage for an evening with an exclusive influencer private party to celebrate the Aviyana Creator ...

Reaffirming Akasa Air’s commitment to being an employee-centric organisation, CEO Vinay Dube emphasised the airline’s ongoing ...