AirAsia on Wednesday said it is resuming flights connecting India with Malaysia and Thailand from this month.
After two years of coronavirus-induced suspension, India resumed regular international flights on March 27.
In a press release, Malaysian carrier AirAsia said flights will gradually resume on six routes between India and Malaysia.
While the flights on Bengaluru-Kuala Lumpur and Chennai-Kuala Lumpur routes began on April 1, the flight on the Tiruchirapalli-Kuala Lumpur route began on April 5, it mentioned. The flights on Kochi-Kuala Lumpur, Kolkata-Kuala Lumpur and Hyderabad-Kuala Lumpur routes will commence from April 18, April 23 and May 1, respectively, it noted.
The Malaysian carrier said flights on five India-Thailand routes will begin in May.
The flights on Bengaluru-Bangkok, Chennai-Bangkok, Kolkata-Bangkok, Kochi-Bangkok and Jaipur Bangkok will commence on May 4, May 4, May 2, May 1 and May 1, respectively, it mentioned.
AirAsia is different from AirAsia India airline, which is based out of India and owned by the Tata group.
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