National carrier Air India will start its direct, non-stop, thrice-a-week flights from Delhi to Madrid from December 2016.
Speaking at the inaugural launch of the Delhi-Madrid flight here on Wednesday, Pankaj Srivastava, director, commercial, Air India, said the airline has plans for expanding its operations to Europe.
“We would soon start either to Stockholm (Sweden) or Copenhagen (Denmark). We will take a call on that depending on the market and numbers,” Srivastava said.
Air India has flights to eight other European cities such as Birmingham, Vienna, Rome, Paris, London, Milan, Frankfurt and Moscow.
Madrid is Air India’s ninth destination in Europe.
National carrier Air India will start its direct, non-stop, thrice-a-week flights from Delhi to Madrid on December 1.
Speaking at the inaugural launch of the Delhi-Madrid flight here on Wednesday, Pankaj Srivastava, director, commercial, Air India, said the airline has plans for expanding its operations to Europe.
“We would soon start either to Stockholm (Sweden) or Copenhagen (Denmark). We will take a call on that depending on the market and numbers,” Srivastava said.
Air India has flights to eight other European cities such as Birmingham, Vienna, Rome, Paris, London, Milan, Frankfurt and Moscow.
Madrid is Air India’s ninth destination in Europe.