Kenya's flag carrier, Kenya Airways, has revised its Winter 2013/14 schedule for the Nairobi (NBO) <> New Delhi (DEL) route. The airline is not increasing the number of flights, as previously planned, to four weekly flights and will instead remain at three weekly flights between the two destinations.
Kenya Airways launched nonstop flights to the Indian capital New Delhi, the airlines second destination in India after Mumbai, on 15 May 2012. Kenya Airways is operating a Boeing 767-300 on the route.
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22 August 2012
13 June 2012
Kenya Airways to increase flights to Dubai, India & Europe
Kenya's flag carrier Kenya Airways has introduced a new direct flight to Dubai which will operate three times a week with late evening departures from Nairobi's Jomo Kenyatta International Airport to capture the late connecting traffic arriving into the airport. This is in addition to the daily Dubai service that the airline operates. The airline will now operate 10 non-stop flights to Dubai.
Kenya Airways has also increased the number of flights to Mumbai (India) from daily to 10 flights a week and will operate 3 weekly fligths to Delhi (India).
Effective July 2012, flights to London will increase to 10 flights per week on-board a 322 seater Boeing 777-200. Kenya Airways' flights to Paris will increase to 6 weekly flights during the July – August peak period and the daily Amsterdam capacity will be upgraded to Boeing 777-200.
Kenya Airways has also increased the number of flights to Mumbai (India) from daily to 10 flights a week and will operate 3 weekly fligths to Delhi (India).
Effective July 2012, flights to London will increase to 10 flights per week on-board a 322 seater Boeing 777-200. Kenya Airways' flights to Paris will increase to 6 weekly flights during the July – August peak period and the daily Amsterdam capacity will be upgraded to Boeing 777-200.
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