Alliance Air, run by the Centre, on Sunday launched a flight between Bilaspur in Chhattisgarh and Bhopal in Madhya Pradesh, which will operate four days a week. Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel, who was in Kanker district, virtually launched the inaugural flight that took off from Bilasa Devi Kevat airport in Bilaspur, located nearly 125 km from the state capital Raipur.
“Alliance Air’s 72-seater ATR aircraft took off from Bilaspur at 11.35 am on Sunday for Bhopal. With 50 passengers on board. It will be operated four days a week (Sunday, Monday, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday),” said Bilaspur. Said collector Saransh Mittra.
Aviation services at Bilaspur airport began on March 1 last year, with two flights connecting the city with Delhi via Jabalpur and Prayagraj, he said.
On the occasion, CM Baghel said that three and a half years ago, only Raipur was the destination for flight services, but now such services are also available in Jagdalpur (Bastar district) and Bilaspur.
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Aviation services at Bilaspur airport started on March 1 last year, with two flights connecting the city with Delhi via Jabalpur and Prayagraj, he said. On the occasion, CM Baghel said that three and a half years ago, only Raipur was the destination for flight services, but now such services are also available in Jagdalpur (Bastar district) and Bilaspur.
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