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GoAir’s Exclusive Inflight Magazine

CELEBRATING WOMEN ON THE GO

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Dear Go-getterA warm welcome aboard!

The year 2019 started with a bang for the Indian aviation industry. The Indian aviation sector grew by 9.1 per cent in January 2019 as against last year. Domestic airlines carried 125.08 lakh passengers during January 2019 as compared to 114.65 lakh during the same period last year.

GoAir has recorded the best On-Time Performance (OTP) of 75.9 per cent for January 2019 despite challenging weather conditions, according to the

month in which GoAir has achieved this feat. This performance is because of every member of the GoAir family, who has worked diligently to ensure that customers have an experience that is the best in class.

GoAir now connects to the Middle East with Muscat and Abu Dhabi as its international destinations effective February 28 and March 1 respectively.

relationships with the United Arab Emirates and Oman. GoAir has another milestone to celebrate. We also have the least customer

complaints for January. Data for January 2019 shows that GoAir only had 0.3 complaints per 10,000 passengers. This wouldn’t have been possible without you, dear Smart Flyers, who have trusted us time and again.

The Pulwama incident in which at least 41 army men were killed shook India’s collective morale. GoAir strongly condemns this cowardly act of terrorism. Since the inception, we have been offering special fares to all servicemen, and many of our pilots, too, are ex-servicemen.

February 23-24, 2019. The festival saw millennials sway to foot-tapping electronic dance music.

On the occasion of International Women’s Day, I take this opportunity to wish all the women Smart Flyers a Happy Women's Day. More than 30 per cent of GoAir’s workforce comprises women who play key roles across the organisation. I value their commitment and thank them for being a part of the GoAir family. Please stay tuned to our website and social media

Best Wishes

JEH WADIAManaging DirectorGoAir

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SAY HELLO TO ABU DHABI

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Home to beautiful beaches and traditional markets, as well as a range of attractions from the Louvre Abu Dhabi to Ferrari World, the capital city of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) is a holiday destination for everyone.

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5 Fine Dining Spots in Kochi 32

stood the test of time, Kochi's culinary culture will leave you spoilt for choice.

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Offbeat

On a Fragrant Trail 38Sweet-smelling frankincense wafts through most aspects of life in Muscat. From traditional burners and incense sticks to perfume and even frankincense water — its fragrance lingers long after you've returned.

Culture

Experience the Allure of Abu Dhabi 50With its treasure trove of mosques, markets and modern high-rises, this thriving city will ensure that you go back home with more memories than one.

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A Food Lover's Guide to Emirati Cuisine 58In Abu Dhabi, food is deeply loved. In that vein, every corner of the city oozes romance.

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Living the Dream 64

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Marooned in Paradise 70Offering an idyllic vibe, Maafushi is home to jaw-dropping beaches and scrumptious local food that will have you coming back for more.

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Can Music Heal Us? 78Sound has been essential to many healing cultures for centuries. Ragas, for example,

in the Vedas. While this doesn’t mean you ditch medicines for music, you can certainly use it to complement your health.

Wanderlust

Go Solo in Phuket 82If you're mulling over heading out for a solo-travelling experience, look no further than Phuket. Why, you ask? There are a host of adventure options, unending natural wonders and numerous islands off the coast.

Indulge Where Nature Meets Luxury 90Get away from the trappings of daily life with a safari adventure. India's diverse wildlife offers an ideal escape with its range of luxurious forest lodges.

Tech Bluetooth Speakers For Those On the Go 96Whether you need to add some thump to your music playlist or hook up your tab or smartphone when you catch your

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Snapshot A Peek into the Past 98A relic of the Raj, the City of Joy is an invigorating canvas of ancient delights. From old-world trams to monuments that speak of the city's rich colonial heritage, Kolkata is steeped in history.

LANDING What your Cards Reveal 100

ABOVE AND BEYOND GoBuzz 106 What's happening at GoAir

GoPride 110 Celebrating our star performers.

Smiles on the Go 112We are delighted that we could put the 'Heart in Smart'. Here's what our Smart Flyers have to say.

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GOA CARNIVALThe four-day razzle-dazzle in Goa before the sombre season of Lent is a perfect way to dive into the colourful festivities of the sunshine state. Group dancing, sports competitions, elaborate

unapologetic merrymaking awaits anyone who wants a slice of the Goan life during the carnival. You can indulge in traditional delicacies like sorpotel, chicken cafreal, xacuti and bebinca before the season of Lent imposes a voluntary period of abstinence for the locals. Attractive lighting, dance balls, night-long parties and khell (satirical plays) ensure that you will be entertained thoroughly.

When: March 2 to 5Where: Panaji, Goa

INTERNATIONAL YOGA FESTIVAL

Thousands of yoga practitioners will descend on Rishikesh to celebrate the International Yoga Festival this year. Soak up the positivity in the city as it makes a call for global consciousness and mindfulness. As a participant, you can enjoy sessions of asanas, pranayama, get introduced to various schools, styles and forms of yoga, meditation, masterclasses and a whole lot of networking with some of the best people living the Yoga way. In your free time,

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to Goa from Ahmedabad, Bengaluru, Mumbai, New Delhi and Hyderabad as well as convenient connections. Visit GoAir.in or mobile app for more information.

HOLI

From Holika Dahan

day to surrendering to colours of Rang Holi, this festival is more than just fun and frolic. Mathura is the epicentre of Holi celebrations in India, and in the towns of Nandgaon and Barsana, you can witness a recreation of a famous Hindu

tradition relating to deities Radha and Krishna in which women beat men up with sticks (lathmar) as part of the festivities. Revellers sing, dance, smear each other with colours and drink the traditional thandai. When: March 20 to 21Where: Mathura, Uttar Pradesh

Mathura is approximately 183 km from New Delhi. GoAir

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This quaint hill station nestled in the arms of the Sahyadris is the perfect break from the noisy city life. Saputara literally means abode of the serpents, and interestingly, tribals of the Dang district worship snakes. Just before Holi, the tribals celebrate the Dang Darbar festival, which features traditional dance, musical instruments and jewellery-laden attires. Green vistas and the tribe's modest cultural heritage make a visit to Saputara complete. For a deeper insight into the Dang way of life, the Saputara Tribal Museum is a perfect starting point. Vansda National Park, Gira Waterfalls, Lake Garden and Sunset Point are other areas you can explore on a relaxed weekend here.

Eat: Most restaurants offer authentic Gujarati fare, from which a thali is a must-try.

Stay: Opt for a cottage, hotel or Gujarat Tourism’s Toran Hill Resort for a comfortable stay.

Do: Get on a cable car for a bird’s-eye view of the entire city or indulge in an exhilarating experience of paragliding on the hillside.

This quaint union territory is best explored by foot. The pretty Bom Jesus Church, the inconspicuous Chapel of Our Lady of Rosary, the

administrative bungalows are worthy reminders of the opulent Portuguese taste. These sights are built inside a fort and take one back to Daman's rich colonial past.

TAKE OFF!Three perfect trips within driving distance from Ahmedabad.

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Sun Temples are architectural and astrological marvels. The Modhera Sun Temple is one of the few of its kind in India that stands testimony to this brilliance. Built in the 11th century, the stepwell in front of the temple houses several small shrines. You can spend hours decoding the art on the walls and get a glimpse of life in those times.


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MODHERA, approximately 106 km

DAMAN, approximately 365 km

SAPUTARA, approximately 400 km

Eat: The cafeteria in the temple premises will take care of your snacking needs.

Stay: Closest city is Mahesana, where you can

Do: Plan a visit when there is a sound and light show at the Sun Temple. The illuminated sight of the temple is quite spectacular.

Eat:made in spicy sauces at restaurants lining up the way to the beaches.

Stay: Take your pick from homestays, star-hotels and resorts.

Do: Grab a drink, sit back on the beach and watch the sun paint the sky as it vanishes into the horizon.

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B egin your morning early by walking through the tranquil

with verdant lawns, fountains and birds pleasantly chirping away from gargantuan trees. Decipher the architectural genius of the 15th-century tombs, mosques and watchtowers of the Lodhi dynasty, which are dotted across the garden. Also worth a visit is a bridge named Athpula. Shrouded in lush greenery, this bridge, with its seven arches, was built during Emperor's Akbar's reign, and makes for a picture-perfect sight. The park is spread over a massive 90 acres, and you can pick from a range of activities while here, including walking, jogging, and yoga classes. After soaking in some nature

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and history, walk across to the India Habitat Centre and reward yourself with a healthy breakfast of freshly baked bread, bagels,

at The All American Diner.Once the sun peeks out of the

horizon, head to the perfectly proportioned Humayun’s Tomb, a UNESCO World Heritage Site which is said to have inspired the iconic Taj Mahal. Nestled on the banks of the Yamuna River, the tomb was built for the emperor under the order of his wife Bega Begum. Made from marble and red sandstone, the tomb features the Charbagh design principle, and is adorned with intricate Persian and Mughal motifs.

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Nourished by the Yamuna River and surroundedby the Aravali Hills, NewDelhi is a potpourri of cultural delights. Frommodern architecture andglitzy malls to teemingmarkets, the country's historic capital ticks allthe right boxes.

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E xplore the Delhi way of life at Chandni Chowk, which continues to remain

the nerve centre of Old Delhi. Once here, walk into a thin alley called Paranthe Wali Galli. Sample a slew of piping hot parathas

almonds, cashew, khoya, etc. Top it off with a glass of creamy lassi, and you are good to go.

Later, head to Karim's, a famous address for meat dishes. Started in 1913, it still serves the best grilled meat in town, the chicken tikka being a favourite! End your walk under the shadow of the

century wonder, one of India's biggest mosques, is a sight to behold with its red sandstone exterior, towering minarets and elegant archways.

After Hours

W alk around the lanes of Hauz Khas Village. Check out the

boutique designer shops and art galleries there. You could later dive into one of the many pubs for a

which has a lovely rooftop. If you're lucky, you could also witness live gigs, events, talks and and comedy shows. Guzzle a few concoctions

the city has to offer.

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and weather, and is hailed as one of Delhi's most revered monuments.

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From global fare to local flavours that have stood the test of time, Kochi's thriving culinary culture will leave you spoilt for choice.

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Kochi’s dining scene has witnessed a transformation through the 2000s. It’s a unique journey shaped by locals, Kerala’s

and domestic travellers who usually begin their trip to the state from Kochi. Even as a frequent visitor here, I am often astounded by the pace of change that has gripped this city. From a spanking new metro to high-rise residential towers and malls that come alive every weekend, Kerala's commercial capital is in constant transition. It’s the same with the city’s dining scene which is a unique tapestry

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NASI AND MEEThe Nasi and Mee journey began in Koramangala in

Bengaluru before moving to Chennai. Kochi is now the third home for this innovative pan-Asian restaurant

chain that is positioned as a high-energy Asian canteen. The restaurant's menu features signature dishes from the region that regulars keep coming back for. Their dim sum remain hugely popular — for instance, the prawn har gow. Dig into a platter of Thai staples like Nasi goreng or mee goreng, or go for a laksa, a traditional Southeast Asian soup. With Milo being a mainstay in Malaysia, Nasi and Mee embraces this malted drink to create its very own versions such as the Ice Blended Milo or Milo panna cotta, a clever spin on Italy's classic dessert.

WHERE: Mullassery Canal Road, Shenoys, Ernakulam

FOR MORE INFORMATION: contact +91 484 400 0231

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EAST INDIES, EIGHTH BASTIONKochi has always been at the heart of the Spice Route. With the

European powers having held court in the city's flourishing spice trade,

the Dutch influence continues to leave an impression in Fort Kochi. This includes the dining space East Indies at the Eighth Bastion, a contemporary hotel that celebrates Kochi’s colonial past. The menu might be compact but it’s fascinating, for it features an interplay between local flavours and Dutch and other Western influences. The must-haves include the chingri macher and the decadent crème brûlée french toast.

THE RICE BOATThe Rice Boat became one of the first restaurants in the state to showcase traditional Kerala cuisine in a fine dining setting. The restaurant is set up in a picturesque luxury boat, and dishes featuring fresh catches of the day are always in the mix. With a range of fish from prawns and pearl spots to mussels and squids, The Rice Boat serves up some of Kerala's most sought-after seafood, think octopus theeyal, which is curried octopus in roasted coconut and tamarind gravy; or their popular chemmeen chuttathu, which comprises baby shrimps grilled in a special marinade. The restaurant also offers a unique fishing experience (for residents at the hotel) where you can watch the fish you ‘hook’, cooked to your specification.

WHERE: Eighth Bastion, Napier Street, Fort Kochi

FOR MORE INFORMATION: contact: +91 484 426 1711

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CLOCKWISE FROM TOP: Chingri macher served with rice; octopus

theeyal, which is curried octopus in a gravy made with tamarind

and roasted coconut; chemmeen chuttathu — marinated and grilled

baby shrimps; similar to a typical Kerala boat house, The Rice Boat's

interior is equal parts luxurious and rustic.

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CLOCKWISE FROM TOP: The Splendour Thali at Dhe Puttu comes with a choice of curries, a dessert and other

accompaniments; the gai hor ban toey comprises deep-fried chicken wrapped in pandan

leaves; a refreshing plate of pomelo salad; complete with wood panels and mellow

lighting, the interior of Thai Soul is sleek, coupled with a traditional touch.

DHE PUTTUThis restaurant is dedicated to Kerala’s quintessential breakfast dish — puttu. At Dhe Puttu, this staple gets a whole new

lease of life and is reimagined as a gourmet experience. It’s puttu all the way here, and in

an array of forms. Their marble and biryani puttus (the prawn version) are scrumptious, and are a big

draw. If you're looking for something more traditional, try their Splendor Thali, which comes with a choice of several delectable curries. However, it is not just about savoury puttus. Their audacious chocolate puttu makes for a perfect ending to the meal.

THAI SOUL, GRAND HYATT KOCHI BOLGATTYOne of the city's recent establishments, the Grand Hyatt Kochi Bolgatty offers stunning backwater views from most of its well-appointed rooms. One of the hotel's culinary diversions is Thai Soul, Kochi’s first Thai restaurant. This poolside restaurant gives Kerala's street food a spin and handpicks the finest ingredients from across the country's regions. The gai hor bai toey — deep-fried chicken in locally sourced pandan leaves — is one of the restaurant’s signature dishes. Do sample their refreshing pomelo salad or make room for one of their fiery curries. End your meal with the traditional tab tim krob (water chestnut rubies in coconut milk) that gets a slight tweak with the addition of jackfruit slivers.

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W e usually immortalise our favourite memories

in the form of photographs and videos. But, have you ever returned from a trip from which your most lasting memory was an aroma? I have aromatic memories of quaint pizzerias in idyllic villages of Europe or sizzling kebabs on the streets of Lucknow. However, those

ON A FRAGRANT TRAIL

Sweet-smelling frankincense wafts through most aspects of life in Muscat. From traditional burners and incense sticks to perfume and even frankincense water — its fragrance lingers long after you’ve returned.

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were singled-out moments from trips — they didn't

Nowhere else in the world have I felt the allure of an aroma as much as in Oman’s capital, Muscat. Owing to frankincense, a resin grown extensively in the southern part of Oman, this pleasant scent forms

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ATOP THE MOUNTLocated in Al Riyam Park, the older part of Muscat, the Muttrah Corniche is a charming seaside walkway surrounded by mountains, flowers and restaurants. Walk or drive down this boulevard, enjoy the sea breeze and sweeping views of the yacht-dotted Arabian Sea. Further along, the stroll will reveal a majestic white structure. Called the Riyam Monument, it is a massive incense burner that was erected to

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GETAWAY: A must-visit is the Land of Frankincense Museum, which is located in the Dhofar Governorate, a short flight from Muscat. Its capital, Salalah, is a green haven and the Omanis' favourite holiday destination. Dhofar is also the place where the majority of frankincense trees are grown, making it a great place to include in your itinerary.

commemorate Oman’s 20th National Day. By sundown, the memorial is a sight to behold, given how it lights up.

A SOUQ STORYNot far from the memorial is the Muttrah Souq, an old-world indoor marketplace brimming with Omani treats and antiques. Designed much like ancient Middle Eastern markets, it is characterised by narrow alleys and wooden roofs. Interestingly, it’s also called the Market of Darkness (known locally as Souq Al Dhalam) because of the ability

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DRINK UP: Frankincense water is a digestive and can be consumed during a meal. Try the drink at Bait Al Luban — a charming restaurant at the Corniche. Al Luban literally means frankincense, and the restaurant's service well reflects the essence of the nation's cultural symbol.

of the shops to block out sunlight during the day. Here, one can shop silverware, khanjars (daggers), Omani clothing, traditional sweets (halwa) and spices. The market is also, of course, overflowing with shops selling frankincense. In Oman, people use frankincense in their homes, offices, restaurants and hotels all year round. Apart from its aroma, it is also known for its therapeutic properties, and can be chewed or dissolved in water as well. The resin is even used to lend a pleasant whiff to clothes. Not only did I purchase a lot of frankincense, but I also bought braziers, receptacles in which incense or frankincense is traditionally burned. These clay burners are called majmars, and they come in a variety of colours and designs.

PERFUME TRAILSAfter a jaunt at the souq, a visit to Amouage Factory is mandatory. While the former has a traditional essence, the latter exudes a rather luxurious vibe. It was established in the year 1983 on an order by Qaboos Bin Said, the Sultan of Oman. Not only does the factory

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KINGDOM CULTURE: Frankincense has commanded a long-standing history. According to Omani researcher and historian, Abdul Qadir bin Salim Al Ghassani, Alexander the Great had imported huge amounts of frankincense from the region. King Solomon's throne was also said to be surrounded by frankincense. On the other hand, some manuscripts suggest that upon the death of his wife, Emperor Nero burned nearly a year's worth of frankincense harvest in her honour.

DID YOU KNOW: The Land of Frankincense, a UNESCO-listed site, houses a number of archaeological landmarks relating to ancient frankincense trade in Oman. They are Wadi Dawkah (where frankincense is still harvested), the remnants of Shisr, a caravan oasis, and the ports of Khor Rori and Al-Baleed.

reflect Oman's ancient art of perfume-making, but it also represents it to the global audience. With the brand logo similar to that of the Omani coat of

arms and perfume bottles in the shape of national symbols like the Omani dagger and Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque, these fragrances act as perfect souvenirs and gifts. However, it does not just stop at their frankincense — even their oud and musk fragrances are irresistible. And if you want to learn about Omani perfume-making, the factory and visitors centre are a great place to start with.

With the rich aroma of frankincense leaving a trail behind my flight, I have vowed to return for round two of this fragrant tryst with Muscat!

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exhibitions. If you’re an art and history enthusiast, your search ends here. It’s not just the exhibits that draw visitors to the Louvre Abu Dhabi but also the building’s spectacular architecture. Built by French architect Jean Nouvel, this masterpiece is designed like a medina (town or city) with flat-roofed buildings. The web-patterned dome allows the sun to filter through, giving it an effect similar to that of sunrays passing through date palm fronds in an oasis. The dome is made from 7,850 individual metal stars of varying sizes arranged in eight layers and appears to be floating from the outside.

Sprawling over 30 acres, Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque is the largest in the country. Exhibiting breathtakingly beautiful Arab architecture, it has an equally majestic interior and it’s open to visitors for prayers as well as sightseeing. The pools along the mosque’s arcades reflect the many marble columns with inlays of mother of pearl. UNLIMITED ADVENTURES AND CULINARY ESCAPADESNo trip to Abu Dhabi is complete without visiting

CULTURAL DOS AND DON’TS

Abu Dhabi is a lenient country but as a mark of respect for the Middle Eastern culture, it’s ideal to be dressed modestly, especially while visiting holy sites and at the beach. Many Arab women wear what’s called a burkini — an amalgamation of the words burkha and bikini. It’s a full-sleeved catsuit with a balaclava.

The city’s beaches are well-maintained and it’s impolite to litter them.

THE LAND OF ABUNDANCEAbu Dhabi, which means ‘father of the gazelle,’ a name thought to have come about because of the abundance of gazelles in the area, is the largest of the UAE’s seven emirates. The cradle of the early Bronze Age civilisation, it’s a history buff’s paradise. It also offers a variety of experiences for the culture vulture, adrenaline junkie, and leisure traveller.

Abu Dhabi has many beaches and islands where you can unwind and soak in the sun. Offering a panoramic view of the Abu Dhabi skyline, The Corniche is popular with visitors. Other family-friendly options are Saadiyat, Yas and Al Bateen, which come with a range of water sports facilities, and most of them even have a lifeguard on site. They also have restaurants or food stalls for when hunger pangs strike.

IMMERSE YOURSELF IN ART AND CULTUREA collaboration between France and the UAE, the Louvre Abu Dhabi opened in November 2017. Since then, it has hosted many exclusive

Ferrari World. An indoor amusement park, it’s the first ever Ferrari-branded theme park and is most popular for Formula Rossa, the world's fastest roller coaster.

Abu Dhabi has many souqs (markets) that you can scour for souvenirs such as Arabian rugs, dates, Arabic perfumes or incense, spices, gold jewellery, trinkets and more. The Souq in the Central Market area — the same location as that of the city’s first market — has traditional elements such as wood carvings and coloured glass, offering the authentic Arab experience. Other markets include the carpet souq where you can find rugs from Iran and Afghanistan, cushions and mats with Arab patterns, and intricately designed Islamic prayer mats here —


TUCK INTO THESE EMIRATI CLASSICS

Breakfast Chebab

(pancakes) usually served with date syrup, cheese or eggs

Raqaq (traditional paper-thin bread)

Balaleet (sweet vermicelli topped with a fried egg)

Lunch and dinner Hammour (a

fragrant rice

Machboos (a biryani style rice with meat)

Al Harees (a porridge like dish made from boiled, cracked, or coarsely-ground wheat, and mixed with meat)

Maqluba (it means upside down, referring to the rice, meat and vegetables cooked in a pot and then served

upside down on a plate)

Dessert Luqaimat (deep-

fried dough balls drenched in sweet syrup) is a popular Emirati dessert best washed down with gahwa (Arabic coffee)

ABU DHABIAbu Dhabi, the capital of the United Arab Emirates sits off the mainland on an island in the Persian (Arabian) Gulf. Its skyline’s modern towers and shopping metacentres such as Abu Dhabi Mall and Marina Mall makes it an amazing vacation destination! GoAir operates four direct flights per week between Kannur (CNN) and Abu Dhabi (AUH). The schedule is as follows:

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Madinat Zayed Gold Souk and Souk Al Zafarana.

Heritage Village is a great destination for those looking to explore the local culture. Run by the Emirates Heritage Club, this reconstruction of a traditional oasis village features demonstrations of traditional crafts such as metal work, pottery, weaving,

and spinning. You can even get a first-hand experience from the craftsmen.

Apart from mainstream Arab street food such as shawarma and grilled meat, there are many restaurants serving local delicacies. From dining on a dhow (traditional boat) with Al Dhafra Dinner Cruises to splurging at the

Emirates Palace Hotel, Abu Dhabi offers it all. Seafood features in much of the dishes as do meat, grains, and dairy. Emirati cuisine overlaps with the cuisine of neighbouring countries, Oman and Saudi Arabia, and is also influenced by other Middle Eastern and Asian cuisines.

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ABU DHABI

With its treasure trove of mosques, markets and modern high-rises, this thriving city will ensure that you go back home with more memories than one.

Abu Dhabi no longer hides under the shadow of Dubai's glitz. Instead, it surprises visitors with its wide array of attractions.

Boasting a striking coastline and views over the Persian Gulf, this city is where history, culture and entertainment collide to lend a truly unforgettable experience. Drive through the desert, soak in some art, or worship under white domes — you have all the reasons to put down the United Arab Emirates' capital on your next travel plan.

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It took 11 years to build the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque, and that alone is enough to prove the magnificence it commands.

It’s not just one of the world’s largest mosques — over 40,000 worshippers congregate here during

Eid — but it's also one of the most exquisitely designed monuments in the region.

Spread over 30 acres and designed by Syrian architect Yousef Abdelky, this mosque features a blend of architectural styles, where archways reveal Moorish

SMART TIP: Visit the mosque right before sunset to capture its spectacular day and night perspectives.

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Paris's crown jewel, The Louvre, made its way to Abu Dhabi in November 2017. Designed by French architect Jean Nouvel, this avant-garde museum sits surrounded by the ravishing lagoons of Saadiyat Island. The museum's seemingly

SMART TIP: Since the museum is swarming with tourists round the clock, it is advisable to book your tickets in advance, to save time and avoid long queues.

GAPE IN AWE AT THE SHEIKH ZAYED GRAND MOSQUE

APPRECIATE ART AT THE LOUVRE ABU DHABI

extra-terrestrial construct makes it look like it is suspended over water, while its massive metallic dome is made up of layers of stars set in an intricate pattern, forging a beautiful interplay of light and shadow in the museum's interior. Essentially dedicated to art, the Louvre Abu Dhabi offers a wealth of exhibits that range from Italian Renaissance paintings to path-breaking artworks by contemporary, 20th century icons like Andy Warhol. Some rare masterpieces like Leonardo da Vinci’s 'La Belle Ferronnière' and Vincent van Gogh’s self-portrait are also on display. For those with toddlers in tow, there is a Children's Museum spread over two floors.

influences, and minarets stay true to Arabic traditions. As if this weren't enough, this all-white mosque is also home to the third-largest chandelier (adorned with Swarovski crystals), and the largest carpet, in the world.

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Located on Yas Island, this thrill-inducing theme park has grown to become one of the most favoured entertainment destinations in Abu Dhabi. Housed inside Ferrari World Abu Dhabi is Formula Rossa, a star attraction which boasts a peak speed of 240 kmph (making it one of the world's fastest roller coasters.)

The park's large red roof is shaped to resemble a Ferrari badge. The ride's unique construct seeks inspiration from Autodromo Nazionale Monza, Italy’s iconic racetrack. But it's not just

Formula Rossa that brings in the crowds. There’s Flying Aces that features one of the highest rollercoaster loops in the world, and my personal favourite — Scuderia Challenge, a state-of-the-art

racing simulator. The park is a great all-day destination for a dose of adventure, and also has a wide range of culinary diversions including Mamma Rosella, an award-winning Italian trattoria.

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SMART TIP: If you are also looking for some entertainment, keep an eye out for the number of exciting shows and events hosted by Ferrari World.

SMART TIP: If you want to shop without breaking the bank, then opt for affordable, tailor-made clothes, outlets of which are available at various malls across the city.

Abu Dhabi’s long list of malls rivals shopping destinations in most metropolitan cities. Home to nearly 400 brands across categories, including Chopard, Dior, Louis Vuitton, Valentino, etc., Marina Mall is one of Abu Dhabi's premier shopping and entertainment destinations. The mall is also complete with a bowling alley and a nine-screen multiplex. Similarly, The Galleria — which overlooks the tranquil waters of Al Maryah Island — provides one of the finest luxury shopping experiences in the city, and is home to premium brands like Tiffany & Co., Fendi and IWC Schaffhausen, among others. What's an Arab city without its souks? From carpets (Carpet Souk) and antiques (The Souk at Central Market) to homeware (Iranian Souk) and handicrafts, Abu Dhabi has a buzzing bazaar for almost everything.

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SMART TIP: Step out of that SUV and get onto a quad bike or ATV instead to up the adrenaline, .

STRIKE THE SANDThere’s no better time to spend the second half of your day than at the desert. The Liwa and Al Khatim deserts outside Abu Dhabi are ideal for dune bashing. So, don't end your trip before jumping onto one of the off-road SUVs, and drive through these undulating, golden sands. For those of you who would rather relax and admire the beauty of the desert, you can sign up for a luxurious lunch or dinner replete with shishas, barbecue and belly dancing.

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In Abu Dhabi, food is deeply loved. In that vein, every corner of the city oozes romance.

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A FOOD LOVER’S GUIDE TO

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Geography plays an important role in Emirati cuisine. In Abu Dhabi, the coast,

what’s on a local’s plate. Spectacular seafood, delectable meat, rice and copious amounts of cream and butter have a special place in their

land. Drinking coffee here is a savoured ritual and fruit juices are quite the staple. Not to mention that Emiratis also have a veritable sweet tooth. Visitors looking to grab a bite in the United Arab Emirates' capital, take note, as we guide you through the

them.

AL HAREESAl harees is a hearty dish consisting of slow-cooked meat with boiled or cracked wheat. A coarsely-ground paste, it is especially relished during Ramadan as it nourishes the body after a fast. Usually, it is cooked in a clay pot in an oven or a special hole-in-the-ground set-up that is topped with coal. A generous dollop of ghee (clarified butter) is added to the dish before it is finally served.

AL MAJBOOSA tangy meat dish, al majboos abounds with spices and dried lime. Prepared either with chicken or lamb, it is usually served with rice. One of the most popular dishes of Emirati cuisine, it features on most menus in local restaurants. Meat, the dish's primary ingredient, is marinated with cinnamon, turmeric, cumin, cardamom and saffron soaked in lemon juice — similar to Indian biryani. What sets the dish apart is the use of bezar, a mixture of local spices.

AL MADROOBAWhile fish is usually grilled or cooked here, al madrooba is a special delicacy due to its unique, salty flavour. A preparation of salt-cured fish and spices, it is topped with a richly made sauce. Usually cooked in a pot, the salty fish is called maleh, and is combined with flour to make a thick paste.

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LUQUAIMATThe Emirati version of gulab jamuns, luqaimat are essentially deep-fried dough balls dunked in syrup made either with sugar, honey or dates. This syrup is infused with saffron and lemon juice, and often garnished with sesame seeds. The name translates to bite-sized, which does complete justice to these sweet dumplings. Mostly served during weddings and festivities, you will find it hard to resist popping them in your mouth while you sip the local tea or coffee.

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GAHWANo meal here is complete without coffee. Drinking gahwa, or Arabic coffee, is more of a social ritual in which everyone partakes. The joy of sharing a cup of gahwa is heightened when it is accompanied by endless conversations, luqaimat and dates. Traditional gahwa is had without milk and sugar, but can be flavoured with cardamom and saffron.


TRY THESE RESTAURANTS FOR AN AUTHENTIC MEAL:

Al Arish: One

Al Dhafra Dinner Cruise:

Al Fanar Restaurant and Café:

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LIVING THE DREAMWith GoAir's daily direct flights between India and Phuket, owning a slice of paradise just got easier.


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Wrap up a normal work week on a Friday evening in Mumbai, and enjoy a lazy breakfast on the beach in Phuket on

favourite tropical island, what was once a dream is now a real possibility.

Mumbai, and New Delhi, with daily flights on GoAir making the journey in a few hours.

the island lifestyle is very attractive,” says Mr. Gulu Lalvani, Chairman of Royal Phuket Marina, adding,

on a short break.”

Phuket has over 30 tropical beaches and even more offshore islands.

as a top holiday destination are retail and leisure attractions, including the newly opened Central Phuket shopping

Other landmarks worth visiting include

fantasy adventure theme park with 3D

magical underwater journey.

destination also has a burgeoning and

Michelin Guide 2019 includes Pru, the

eateries and street food, a number of

yachting hub is supported by several

sophisticated Royal Phuket Marina,

combining luxury waterfront living with a

Harbour Association, making it the only

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PROPERTY OWNERSHIP IN THAILAND

Foreigners cannot legally own Thai land but they can own the buildings on the land.

One of the best ways for foreigners to purchase land is via a Chanote (freehold title deed) with a long-term registered renewable lease structure.

Foreigners can legally own condominiums in their own name when the total foreign ownership quota in the condo development is less than 49 per cent. All Marina Condominiums at the Royal Phuket Marina are available with freehold titles.

In addition to its in-water berths and premium-covered dry stack, Royal Phuket Marina offers excellent on-site facilities, including a health club, boardwalk dining options, sunset drinking venues, and a spa. The marina is also a popular embarkation point for join-in tours and private charters to explore uninhabited offshore islands.

Royal Phuket Marina's strategic central location with easy access to the recently expanded Phuket International airport, golf courses, international schools and world-class hospitals, makes it the perfect place for a vacation home.

“Since the launch of GoAir’s daily direct flights linking India and Phuket, we’ve seen more people taking advantage of our upscale leisure facilities. There is also a marked increase in interest in our freehold residences which are all ready to move in,” said Mr. Lalvani. “The waterfront villas, penthouses and apartments offer the security of foreign freehold status, along with exceptional value and strong potential for capital appreciation.”

Ranging from 154 sq m to 528 sq m, Royal Phuket Marina offers some of the largest condominiums for sale on the island, all of which are available freehold.

More than a vacation home, these unique waterfront properties make great homes for extended families that can use them throughout the year.

All units offer the epitome of 5-star living, featuring award-winning layouts, high ceilings, expensive finishes and a host of fine interior details that include designer lighting, attractive wall and ceiling decorations and exquisite built-in furniture. Underground parking with elevators direct from the parking level to the front door provides residents with

FROM TOP: Royal Phuket Marina's Marina

Condominiums are some of the largest

available in Phuket; the main living

room in the Royal Villa overlooks a

private pool, your private berth and

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convenience as well as protection from the tropical elements year round.

For large family gatherings on special occasions, short-term rental properties are also available at the Royal Phuket Marina, ranging from two-bedroom units to a penthouse with ample private outdoor space and a private rooftop Jacuzzi.

Royal Phuket Marina also offers a number of exclusive luxury villas with attached private boat berths that suit homeowners looking for the ultimate in luxurious privacy. These exceptional holiday homes include a 1,140 sq m, five-bedroom Royal Villa with a 23 sq m private berth and a 20 sq m swimming pool, and the 2,842 sq m Grand Villa with five bedrooms, air-conditioned garage complex for five cars and 70 metres of private mooring space attached to the villa.

“Our residences are priced very competitively, offering excellent value

If you are planning to strike Phuket off your travel list, this is the right time to book those

Authority of Thailand (TAT) has recently announced an extension of visa-on-arrival (VoA) fee waiver till April 30, 2019 for Indian citizens, wherein visitors can save up on R4,400 (approximately TBH 2,000). This waiver is valid for a 15-day stay.

it’s a win-win situation.

direct to Phuket and use the money to fund your leisure activities on the island, but you can also avail GoHolidays packages that include return airfare, hotel stays, sightseeing and airport transfers. These packages start at just R24,399 per person.*


with incomparable lifestyle returns,” added Mr. Lalvani. Waterfront apartments at Royal Phuket Marina start at THB 13.45 million (approximately r3.08 crore), nearly half the price commanded by a similar-sized property in Mumbai.

Lower investment level aside, Phuket also enjoys the full suite of tropical idylls, including clean tropical air, full leisure facilities, and government-backed infrastructure support.

Designated by the Thai government as the country’s first Smart City, Phuket is undergoing a major infrastructure development. Government announcements state that the transformation will include citywide free high-speed Wi-Fi, public safety, waste water management systems, and other innovations that will make the island more livable and convenient for residents and international visitors.

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Offering an idyllic vibe, Maafushi is home to jaw-dropping beaches and scrumptious local food that will have you coming back for more.

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MAROONED IN

PARADISE

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It’s no secret that the allure of the Maldives lies largely in its azure waters, which especially seem bluer in Maafushi. Setting foot in 'The Big Island' feels a bit like being

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FIRST THINGS FIRST There’s always someone waiting at the jetty to usher you to your guest house or hotel, free of charge. Such is the kindness that you can expect throughout your stay at Maafushi. The first thing to do after dropping your bags is to dab your sunscreen and make a beeline for the beach. Although the island offers a choice of secluded local beaches, its 'bikini beaches' are more preferred by tourists — and are usually more crowded than the regular ones — as they permit swimsuits. The Maldives is a Muslim

country. Hence, visitors are expected to dress modestly out of respect for the culture. Regardless, every beach here offers a view to die for.

SURF’S UP!Along the coast, you will find numerous shops offering a range of water sports activities — from the simple yet fun banana boat rides, kayaking and jet skiing to the more adventurous ones like handboarding, hoverboarding and flyboarding. Opt for underwater adventures such as diving and swimming alongside dolphins to experience the mesmerising marine life. Here you can closely view varied sea creatures from coral reefs and turtles to the beautiful manta rays. Many snorkelling day trips leave from Maafushi, most of which make a pit stop for lunch on a sandbank in the middle of the ocean.

LIVING LOCAL While the beaches here are the primary pull, Maafushi also enjoys a vibrant cultural life. Simply strolling through

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the winding streets of the island offers a sneak peek into the lives of the locals. Admire lanes lined with multicoloured houses, pass by smiling children walking to school and watch people gathering to pray in the local green-roofed mosque. You can even visit the many grocery stores to scour fresh produce. As dusk falls, head to the buzzing jetty to watch fishermen hook the catch of the day, or sit back and gaze at the sun hiding into the horizon, painting the sky saffron.

FISH FIESTA Owing to its close proximity to India and Sri Lanka, Maafushi shares its spicy palate with these countries. The Dhivehi cuisine makes for the quintessential Maldivian

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GETTING THERE : Travelling via a speedboat from Malé costs around r1,700 and takes roughly 30 minutes, which is quick, and you will enjoy the cruising experience. But if you have more time on your hands, then you can board a local ferry for around r150. Sit back, relax and watch locals navigate crystalline islands, load their produce and interact with one another.

diet, and features ample fish, especially tuna. Start with a traditional Maldivian breakfast of mas huni, which comprises finely chopped tuna, onion, coconut, and chilli eaten with freshly baked roshi (flatbread), and tea. For lunch, chow down on kothu roshi (a stir-fried dish made with fish or meat, vegetables, and roshi), kulhi boakibaa (fish cakes) and masroshi (roshi stuffed with fish). To go lighter on the stomach, try out gulha (tuna dumplings), bis keemiya (egg puffs) and kavaabu (fish fritters). Start off your dinner with boshi mashuni (salad made with banana flowers and fresh coconut) and garudhiya (tuna soup); alternatively, sample dhon riha (tuna curry) and fihunu mas (grilled fish), and seal the deal with the signature saagu bondibai (sago pudding). Bon appétit!

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WHERE TO EATRestaurants and shops are open late into the evening. A host of food markets let you experiment with scrumptious Thai delicacies. Whether you want to try out local cuisine, or prefer a variety of international fare, you’ll find it in abundance here. If you

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If you’re a vegetarian, we got you covered. Head to Dok Bua Vegetarian Restaurant for the vegetarian version of the famed pad ka prao gai

HOW TO TRAVELThe best and most pocket-friendly way to commute in Phuket is either by songthaews or tuk–tuks. But be prepared to haggle since you could be over-charged. You can bargain well and agree on the price in advance. A ride would cost anywhere between TBH 25 to 50 (R60 to R100). Alternatively, explore the city on a two wheeler — rent a motorbike for TBH 200 (Approximately R460) for a day; a car would cost anywhere between TBH 1,000 to 2,000 (approximately R2,300 to R4,530) per day.

(chicken cooked in holy basil and chilli). Another favourite is the mixed vegetable Thai curry. Ruam Jai specialises in vegetarian versions of famous Southeast Asian dishes like Hokkien-style noodles, Thai curries, and stir-fried mix vegetables.

SMART TIP: You’re in for a treat if pork is your choice of meat. But in case it isn't, then do look for halal restaurants that line the beach road. These eateries will whip up a delicious fare, be it vegetarian or non-vegetarian.

SMART TIP: Alternatively, the staff at your hotel will be happy to arrange a taxi for you. Even as renting a taxi falls lighter on the pocket, do insist on going by the meter.

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WHERE TO STAYThe area around Patong Beach is a prime location since it is dotted with some of the best resorts, hotels and restaurants, given its proximity to the beach. Some recommended stay options are BearPacker Patong Hostel, Patong Princess Hotel, Holiday Inn Resort Phuket, Millennium Resort and Seaview Patong Hotel. Staying at a hostel will help you meet like-minded people, and you could also relax by yourself without a care in the world.

Once at the beach, you can either lounge on the warm sand or take off for jet ski rides. And what with vendors selling sunglasses, ice creams, swimsuits and more, you will be truly spoilt for choice. Streets, here, are never deserted, and, in fact, are throbbing with tourists at night, all the way into early mornings on weekends.

SMART TIP:You’ll find7-Eleven outlets atevery 15 kms. These stores stockeverything from localbeer andmedicinesto eatablesand bottleddrinking water.

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WHERE TO PARTYPatong is lined with scores of bars and pubs; ping pong shows add that extra fun quotient to the night. In fact, Patong Beach also has some of the most coveted shopping markets in Phuket. Here, you’ll find everything from designer clothes and handbags to watches, shoes and accessories. The prices vary from product to product, so you must bargain. We promise you, this exercise won’t feel too far away from home.

SMART TIP: To try a slightly relaxed vibe, you can spend a few days in Old Phuket Town, where you can rub shoulders with locals. The quaint Old Town, with its narrow streets and colourful architecture, will leave any history buff in awe.

SONGKRAN If you are in Phuket in the month of April, then you certainly can't miss the vibrant festivities of Songkran. Also known as the Thai Water Festival, Songkran is celebrated from April 13 to 15. It beholds much national significance, as this is when the Thais beckon their new year. Literally meaning an astrological passage, Songkran signifies transformation or change.

The celebrations are rich with symbolic traditions, where local temples are visited and Buddhist monks are offered food. Both, young and elderly harmoniously pour water on statues of Lord Buddha, an act which represents the washing away of one’s sins. The festival also binds families and communities, as this is when people return home to unite with their loved ones.

As a tourist, you will be delighted to soak in the overall festive atmosphere brought about by decked-up streets and the young and the old playfully splashing water around (mind you, even tourists are not spared). You may also get to witness some traditional parades and the crowning of Miss Songkran where contestants are adorned in traditional Thai apparel.

The main event will take place at Saphan Hin Park, which will be transformed into a hive of live music and traditional performances. Bangla Road too will be the scene of revelry as celebrations go on till dawn.

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had enough, you can also get on to several one-day boat tours to Phi Phi or James Bond Island.

Flooded with bars, clubs and neon lights, Bangla Road is a must visit to just soak in the vibe of what Phuket really is famous for.

MUST-DO ACTIVITIESVisit the Andaman Sea off Phuket to experience the magic these islands have to offer. For a better beach experience, visit Karon Beach that’s relatively calmer and secluded. You can also take up water sports such as scuba diving and snorkelling, where marine life is bound to leave you mesmerised. In addition, hiking expeditions, visiting wats and temples or taking cooking classes are other activities that could enrich your trip. If you think you haven't

SMART TIP: Go soak in the idyllic beauty at some of Phuket’s most alluring waterfalls such as the Ton Sai, Bang Pae and Kathu.

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The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) has recently announced an extension of visa-on-arrival (VoA) fee waiver till April 30, 2019 for Indian citizens, wherein visitors can save up on R4,400 (approximately TBH 2,000). This waiver is valid for a 15-day stay.

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Get away from the trappings of daily life with a safari adventure. It’s a sure-fire way to enliven the senses and connect with oneself. India's diverse wildlife offers an ideal escape with its range of luxurious forest lodges.

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B inocular-wielding safari enthusiasts at Aman-i-

Khás are likely to return home with tales and never-ending photos of tigers, leopards, deer and striped hyenas. At this wildlife camp on the threshold of Ranthambhore National Park, you can opt for game drives in open-top safari vehicles, or go bird-watching on the Banas riverbed. Return to the camp where you can fine dine under the stars and cool off in the plunge pool.

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from the Kolara Gate of the Tadoba Andhari Tiger Reserve in Nagpur. Its nine lake-facing villas are enveloped within nature’s embrace. You can enjoy picnics or simply revel in the tranquility of the resort. If you're an intrepid explorer with an appetite for sights and sounds of the jungle, then set off to search for royal Bengal tigers, leopards, golden jackals, Indian hares,

Indian foxes, nightjars and owls on a night safari. Meals are arranged on the outdoor deck with a view of the lake.

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Where: Reni Pani Village, Sohagpur, Madhya Pradesh Price: r32,000 for two nights (all meals plus one safari)

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you drive past the gates of Shergarh. Allow the birdsong to guide you along the winding path, over the bamboo bridge and into your jungle home for the next few days. The cosy tents are spaciously set within a young, indigenous woodland. Each tent has its own private verandah where you can relax, enjoy the birdlife, bathe in the sun and gaze up at the stars.

Kanha National Park is nothing short of a mammalian wonderland. Sign up for a safari trip to experience the enigma of its wild residents. You can witness tigers, barking deer, jackals and wild pigs sauntering through the reserve. Jungle babblers and

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golden orioles croon into the sun-dappled expanse of the grasslands. And when you return, beautiful Shergarh will stand waiting, candles lit, logs crackling in the fireplace and the bar open for pre-supper drinks.

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What your cards reveal...An overview of what to expect this month.

Aries

You could have a busy month

at work. It might do you some good if you check in with your closest friends to see how they feel about what you're doing. Ultimately, your goals don’t need the approval of others, but it’s still a smart idea to get feedback from those you trust. Take a deep breath and move slowly, or you

out on a limb with no easy way back.

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You are gaining clarity about your

long-term plans. However, take stock if your current path is really leading you to where you want to go. It might not be the right time to shift directions, but planning for the changes ahead is surely a smart thing to do. Look around you for inspiration; you have enough friends and family to help you out.

Gemini

You might be a bit uncomfortable

as a close friend or lover presses you to express your intentions about your relationship. You would rather avoid answering with a yes or no; however, there may not be an easy way to dance around the edge. Don’t put it off any longer. Make your decision and put your words into action.

Leo

You might want to tone down your

directness, for your actions could be a bit intimidating to someone who isn’t so straightforward. Even though you're not one to beat around the bush, self-restraint will work in your favour now. Being diplomatic will help you to get what you want.

Cancer

You are eager to deepen your

connection with a special someone now, but you might not be as loving if your partner is overly demanding. It may be wise for you to retreat just enough to reconnect with your own needs

re-establish your centre, you’ll be better equipped to communicate your feelings.

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You can tap into a deep well

of creativity, but

sensible method to integrate it into your day, or you won’t have much to show for your efforts. Instead of trying to capture a sudden burst of brilliance, concentrate on

that’s comfortable enough to sustain. Being productive is more important than being clever.


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India being the biggest democratic country (in terms of population) in the world, elections have always assumed a special place in the country’s psyche. From 17.3 crore voters and 53 political parties in the first election (1951) to 83.4 crore voters and 465 political parties in 2014, elections in India have evolved over time with adoption of electronic voting machines and NOTA option being introduced in the electoral process.

While the outcome of election does impact various aspects of our economy in different ways, the skepticism associated with stock markets leading up to the elections is palpable. The biggest fear in investors’ minds leading up to the elections is the possibility of a fractured mandate resulting in a coalition government of multiple parties.

However, is this skepticism warranted if one is looking for long term wealth creation? Do coalition governments really spell bad news for markets in the long run? Do election results actually have any bearing on market returns? History answers these questions for us better than anyone else.

Month preceding the election*

S&P BSE Sensex Coalition forming the government

Oct’ 89 747 National Front April’ 91 1,235 Congress led coalition Mar’ 96 3,367 United Front Jan’ 98 3,224 NDAAug’ 99 4,898 NDAMar’ 04 5,591 UPAMar’09 9,709 UPAMar’ 14 22,386 NDA

Jan’ 19 ^ 36,257Source: ICRA online. ^ 31st January 2019 used for purpose of comparison, *Lok Sabha elections over the last 30 years

NDA: National Democratic Alliance; UPA: United Progressive Alliance

Although, it can be observed that India has consistently had coalition governments over the last 3 decades, SENSEX has grown almost 50 times from 747 in October 89 to 36,257 as of Jan’19. In spite of the risks associated with coalition governments, markets

continue to reward patient investors. Why so?

In the long run, financial markets are dependent on the economy and track a country’s economic growth/corporate profitability, although, in the short run they may not move in tandem with economy, owing to market sentiments driven by various factors. The relation between economy and markets can be explained with a simple example. We go to a park where we see a dog owner walking his dog. While the dog owner walks the dog in a particular direction, the dog leaps randomly from one direction to the other, stops abruptly, barks at passersby etc. While one cannot predict what the dog will do next, one can be sure that the dog will eventually reach the destination where the dog owner is headed. Similarly, as an investor, one needs to pay more attention to the long term growth of economy instead of short term volatility in the markets.

Any volatility leading up to the elections, due to uncertainty about election results, could provide a good buying opportunity for investors looking for long term wealth creation.

While you may not be untouched by the hype around elections, your investment decisions should be free from any predictions and uncertainties around election outcome. Next time someone asks you whether election results have positive or negative impact on stock markets in the long run, you can certainly opt for NOTA (None Of The Above).

“The opinions expressed in this article are those of the author alone and not of HDFC AMC, and should not be regarded as investment advice. Investors should obtain their own independent advice before taking a decision to invest in any securities.”

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On the Cards On the Cards On the Cards

Libra

Getting by with less might be

a good practice now, what with less money at your disposal. The Japanese philosophy of minimalism will teach you a lot about life, and this will shape your future. Conserving your resources and making good use of them is one of the best ways to move ahead in life.

Scorpio

I t would be wise to decide what you’re

willing to give in return for what you want. You don’t win extra points by ending up with more. You might want to shrug off some greed, in order to avoid tricky negotiations. Instead of trying to squeeze too much out of the situation at someone else’s expense, turn it into a game where everyone wins.

Sagittarius

You might have to

stand if you are pushed to the limit. You could start out by setting your boundaries when faced with a powerful opponent. Don’t be afraid to openly disagree, even if the odds are not in your favour. It’s not about winning the argument; it’s simply about making sure that you are heard.

Aquarius

When push comes to shove,

you are quite capable of holding your own ground, even against a very convincing

yourself withdrawing as someone tries to get you to reveal secrets. Remember, you cannot be forced to share anything that you want to keep to yourself now.

Capricorn

Others can get more than

they bargained for if they try to control you, for your intense emotions are churning just beneath the surface, causing you to react at the slightest instigation. Your swift reaction may be overstated. Take a few deep breaths and let your anxieties settle before you respond.

Pisces

Social situations

can become complicated because each person has a different set of needs and desires. However, some satisfaction can be brought in if you navigate the emotional landscape. It’s better to be honest and express your true feelings, even if it means that a disagreement lingers without resolution.

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Celebrating Women on the Go

M ore than 30 per cent of GoAir's workforce

comprises women playing key roles across all areas of operation including pilots, cabin crew, engineering,

and marketing, management information systems, ground services and human resources. On the occasion of International Women’s Day, GoAir salutes these women for their undaunted spirit and determination. The airline acknowledges and recognises their hard work and commitment towards each area of the organisation.

Heroic Act by GoAir Employee

G oAir employee, Rohit Ahire along with his sister Radhika Ahire (ex-

to their comprehensive professional training as cabin crew at GoAir.

to breaking doors with a crash axe while being engulfed with smoke, the duo did it all, assisted by two more neighbours. “We were mindful about small but important details like switching off the power supply and protecting ourselves from the smoke and toxic fumes,” said Rohit,

situation ever had to occur on board an aircraft. I would like to thank


Day Care Awareness Camp

G oAir is at the forefront of creating a healthy and thriving environment for its employees. In keeping with this

vision, the airline has partnered with The Banyan, a world-class pre-school and corporate day-care centre for providing a day care facility for GoAir employees. Hina Parmar, the manager of the Mumbai centre hosted an awareness camp for GoAir’s Mumbai Airport employees on how the day care facility can facilitate a healthy work-life balance.

Love is in the Air

S mart Flyers were in for a pleasant surprise on Valentine’s Day this year. The airline, in association with Britannia, distributed Little

Hearts biscuits on board. Passengers were delighted with the gesture and relished these tasty biscuits at 30,000 feet.


GoBuzz Above and Beyond

GoStar: A salute to Our Partners

G oAir felicitated several channel partners for their efforts. This

reward and recognition programme, called GoStar, is part of the airline's efforts to motivate its channel partners. They were invited to a special ceremony, where they were each handed a token of appreciation by GoAir. The programme was recently concluded at New Delhi and Lucknow.

Smile, Please!

G oAir organised an Oral Health and Hygiene camp

for its cabin crew at its training centre, Kaledonia, and for its employees at the corporate

aimed at creating awareness about dental care. Free check-ups and consultation was provided by Dr. Nida Khateeb, an expert who provides extended consultation and has trained beauty pageant participants. She highlighted the power of a smile and its positive impact on our personality. All participants were given personalised advice and got to learn informative facts about oral health and hygiene. Employees also won gift vouchers in a quiz conducted during the camp.


Over 27,000 children from across Mumbai participated in the Little Hearts Marathon this year.

RUN FOR A CAUSE

N ow in its sixth edition, Little

Hearts Marathon aims to engage the community to participate in a fun event to help raise funds for cardiac surgeries at the Bai Jerbai Wadia Hospital for Children (BJWHC), Mumbai. Advocating a healthy lifestyle among children, the marathon has channelled its

editions towards state-of-the-art infrastructure and an excellent team of doctors and trained nurses for the Pediatric Cardiac Centre at BJWHC. This year’s marathon was

actor John Abraham. Dr. Minnie Bodhanwala, CEO of Wadia Hospitals, Corporator Shri. Datta Pongade among others were also present.

In India, approximately 1,00,000 babies are born each year with

‘major’ and ‘critical’ congenital heart disease (CHD). As symptoms for CHD begin as early as one or two months of age, late diagnosis is the main reason for increased mortality and morbidity. Approximately, 10 per cent of India’s infant mortality can be attributed to a general lack of awareness about CHD. The objective of the Little Hearts Marathon is to ‘Save hearts, Save Lives.’

The rate of cardiac diseases in young adults is increasing alarmingly due to a sedentary lifestyle and in Maharashtra alone, there are over 500 children on the waiting list for heart surgeries.

Dr. Minnie Bodhanwala said, “There has been an increase in kids’ participation from an initial 5,000 children in

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Girls:1st – Aanchal Rajput2nd – Aarti Yadav3rd – Jasleen

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DELITE RUN: 2.5 KM

Boys:1st – Kripa Yadav2nd – Sumeet Kanojia3rd – Vikas Rajbhar

Girls:1st – Parina Khillari2nd – Sarita Patel3rd – Tanvi Shinde

DELITE RUN: 1 KM

Boys:1st – Varad Patil2nd – Rudra Udeshi

Girls:1st – Sarah Rane2nd – Arya Pol

WINNERS OF LITTLE HEARTS MARATHON

2014 to over 27,000 in 2019. Today, there are less than 50 centres in India conducting infant and newborn open-heart surgeries with a minimum annual caseload of 200 operations.”

Ness Wadia, Managing Director of Wadia Group, said, “BJWHC has made good progress in ensuring that both, the cost and waiting time for treatment are reduced considerably for children from underprivileged families in need of critical

cardiac surgery. Through Little Hearts Marathon, we hope to continue spreading awareness and raising funds to treat more children.”

Ali Harris Shere, Vice President, Marketing, Britannia, said, “We are delighted to support such an important cause to keep our country's children healthy.”

Bollywood star John said, “It is the need of the hour to spread awareness about exercise at a young age.”

GOPRIDE Celebrating our star performers.

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Department: Airport Services

GoAir to me is: A platform for success.

My success mantra: Start your journey without any expectations.

My motto in life: Wake up in the morning with determination and go to bed with satisfaction.

My inspiration: Swami Vivekananda

FOUZIA PASHA

Department:

GoAir to me is: A place to achieve success.

My success mantra: Don't just wish for it. Work for it.

My motto in life: If you believe it, you can achieve it.

My inspiration: My mother

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Department: Cabin Appearance

GoAir to me is: A place to work hard and prove myself.

My success mantra: Don’t work hard; work smart.

My motto in life: I want to achieve the highest designation in my profession.

My inspiration: My boss

RUTUJA RAJESH YADAV

Department:

GoAir to me is: My pride

My success mantra: Be focused and professional.

My motto in life: Move up the ladder to achieve my professional goals.

My inspiration: My work

FAYHANS BREWER

Department: Centre of Excellence

GoAir to me is: A family of like-minded people.

My success mantra: The glass is never empty; it is always half full.

My motto in life: Ten years from now, you should be able to say that you chose the life you made for yourself and didn’t settle for anything less.

My inspiration: No matter how you feel, show up and never give up.

RYAN DIAS

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GoAir to me is: My launch pad for success.

My success mantra: You have to work for it.

My motto in life: The minute you settle for less, you are already settling for lesser than you deserve.

My inspiration: Jim Morrison

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HAVE A SAFE FLIGHTEvery time you fly with GoAir, we want you to have a memorable flight experience. Your safety is our priority. Here are a few ways you could improve your journey to reduce those minimal hassles inflight. The following information can help you have a comfortable and enjoyable flight on GoAir.


SAFETY FIRST. ALWAYSWe want to provide safe, secure

transportation at all times. The cabin crew is trained and always there to help you regarding any queries related to your safety. All you have to do is ask. Your seat pocket has a safety information card which provides important information in the unlikely event of an emergency. Do pay attention to the safety demonstration on-board. Remember that refusal to obey the lawful command of the captain or cabin crew is an offence.

CLEANLINESS HELPS ON-TIME FLIGHT PERFORMANCEGoAir has a three-tier principle — punctuality, affordability, and convenience. This can be achieved with your help. Refrain from placing trash or any discarded items in your

may seek the cabin crew's help to discard unwanted rubbish. The cabin crew will also conduct special rounds for waste clearance at intervals.

NO SMOKINGPlease comply with the strict no-smoking rule in the cabin or lavatories as it can endanger the safety of your fellow

Use of e-cigarettes is prohibited

PORTABLE ELECTRONIC DEVICESYour lightweight

portable electronic devices can be used unless advised otherwise by crew. When the safety demonstration is underway and during taxi, take-off or landing, it is advised that you unplug your personal headphones or earphones. Your laptops should be stowed away safely during the above phases. Your safety is our top priority, so follow the captain or crew's advice to turn off or put your devices on Flight Mode during

KEEP MOVING

cause cramps in the limbs. Move

your hand and legs while seated every hour for a few minutes. You can also stand near your seat but

(more than two hours). Remember: stand only when the seat belt sign is off. Stretch your chest and arms or try breathing exercises. These help regulate blood circulation and relax stiff muscles.

CABIN PRESSUREYou may feel a certain discomfort

in the ears during take-off or landing due to changes in cabin pressure. To relieve the ear pain, swallow hard or hold your nose and gently breathe out with your mouth closed. Parents travelling with toddlers or infants should feed their kids during take-off and landing to avoid discomfort in the ears.

HYDRATION AND CIRCULATION IS KEYDrink lots of non-alcoholic beverages and water to hydrate yourself as low humidity in the cabin can cause your body to dehydrate. Apply moisturiser liberally to combat dry skin. High altitude

effects of alcohol, so limit your consumption. Consuming any alcoholic beverage not

menu is prohibited.

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ABU DHABI-KANNURG8 54 Non Stop 01:40 07:10 04:00 M, Tu, Th, Sa 02-Mar-2019 30-Mar-2019G8 54 Non Stop 22:15 03:45 04:00 M, W, F, Su 31-Mar-2019 25-Oct-2019AHMEDABAD-BENGALURUG8 802 Non Stop 09:00 11:05 02:05 Tu 30-Oct-2018 26-Mar-2019G8 802 Non Stop 09:10 11:25 02:15 M, W, Th, F, Sa, Su 28-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 802 Non Stop 09:10 11:30 02:20 M, W, Th, F, Sa, Su 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 802 Non Stop 09:10 11:20 02:10 Tu 02-Apr-2019 22-Oct-2019G8 805 Non Stop 13:45 16:00 02:15 Tu 30-Oct-2018 26-Mar-2019G8 804 Non Stop 21:45 00:15 02:30 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 804 Non Stop 21:50 00:05 02:15 Daily 28-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019AHMEDABAD-CHANDIGARHG8 911 Non Stop 10:30 12:05 01:35 M, Tu, W, Th, F, Sa 29-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 911 Non Stop 10:30 12:15 01:45 M, Tu, W, Th, F, Sa 01-Apr-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 916 Non Stop 13:30 15:20 01:50 Tu, Th, Sa 28-Feb-2019 19-Mar-2019G8 916 Non Stop 13:30 15:20 01:50 Tu, Th, Sa 23-Mar-2019 30-Mar-2019AHMEDABAD-CHENNAIG8 912 Non Stop 22:35 01:00 02:25 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 913 Non Stop 22:55 01:15 02:20 Daily 22-Dec-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 633 via Pune 21:10 22:30 03:35 Daily 28-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 633 via Pune 21:15 22:35 03:40 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019AHMEDABAD-DELHIG8 709 Non Stop 08:10 09:50 01:40 Daily 10-Jan-2019 30-Mar-2019G8 720 Non Stop 09:30 11:20 01:50 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 718 Non Stop 17:35 19:15 01:40 Daily 28-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 718 Non Stop 18:55 20:40 01:45 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 714 Non Stop 22:20 00:10 01:50 Daily 28-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 714 Non Stop 22:20 00:05 01:45 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019AHMEDABAD-GOAG8 793 Non Stop 18:05 20:00 01:55 Daily 28-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 913 Non Stop 18:15 20:00 01:45 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019AHMEDABAD-GUWAHATIG8 532 via Kolkata 06:00 08:40 04:30 Daily 30-Nov-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 532 via Kolkata 06:10 08:45 04:25 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019AHMEDABAD-HYDERABADG8 553 Non Stop 11:00 12:45 01:45 M, Tu, W, Th, F, Sa 01-Apr-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 553 Non Stop 11:05 12:45 01:40 M, Tu, W, Th, F, Sa 29-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 552 Non Stop 20:35 22:20 01:45 Daily 28-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 552 Non Stop 20:40 22:20 01:40 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019AHMEDABAD-JAIPURG8 702 Non Stop 17:05 18:45 01:40 Daily 28-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 702 Non Stop 17:10 18:30 01:20 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019AHMEDABAD-KOCHIG8 701 Non Stop 10:50 13:20 02:30 M, Tu, W, Th, F, Sa 29-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 701 Non Stop 10:50 13:35 02:45 M, W, Th, F, Sa 01-Apr-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 701 Non Stop 10:50 13:20 02:30 Tu 02-Apr-2019 22-Oct-2019AHMEDABAD-KOLKATAG8 532 Non Stop 06:00 08:40 02:40 Daily 30-Nov-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 532 Non Stop 06:10 08:45 02:35 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 702 via Jaipur 17:05 18:45 04:25 Daily 28-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 702 via Jaipur 17:10 18:30 04:15 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019AHMEDABAD-LUCKNOWG8 731 Non Stop 15:55 17:25 01:30 Tu, Th, Sa 28-Feb-2019 19-Mar-2019G8 731 Non Stop 15:55 17:25 01:30 Tu, Th, Sa 23-Mar-2019 30-Mar-2019AHMEDABAD-MUMBAIG8 364 Non Stop 00:35 02:00 01:25 Daily 29-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 413 Non Stop 00:35 02:00 01:25 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 459 Non Stop 09:25 10:40 01:15 Daily 28-Oct-2018 26-Oct-2019G8 537 Non Stop 19:55 21:25 01:30 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 368 Non Stop 20:05 21:25 01:20 Daily 28-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019AHMEDABAD-PORT BLAIRG8 802 via Bengaluru 09:00 11:05 05:30 Tu 30-Oct-2018 26-Mar-2019G8 802 via Bengaluru 09:10 11:25 05:35 M, W, Th, F, Sa, Su 28-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 802 via Bengaluru 09:10 11:30 05:40 M, W, Th, F, Sa, Su 31-Mar-2019 14-Jun-2019G8 802 via Bengaluru 09:10 11:20 05:20 Tu 02-Apr-2019 11-Jun-2019G8 802 via Bengaluru 09:10 11:30 05:40 M, W, Th, F, Sa, Su 16-Sep-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 802 via Bengaluru 09:10 11:20 05:20 Tu 17-Sep-2019 22-Oct-2019AHMEDABAD-PUNEG8 633 Non Stop 21:10 22:30 01:20 Daily 28-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 633 Non Stop 21:15 22:35 01:20 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019AHMEDABAD-SRINAGARG8 911 via Chandigarh 10:30 12:05 03:15 M, Tu, W, Th, F, Sa 29-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 911 via Chandigarh 10:30 12:15 03:20 M, Tu, W, Th, F, Sa 01-Apr-2019 26-Oct-2019BAGDOGRA-AHMEDABADG8 537 via Kolkata 14:40 15:50 04:45 Daily 28-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 537 via Kolkata 14:45 16:00 04:40 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019BAGDOGRA-DELHIG8 158 Non Stop 13:40 16:00 02:20 Daily 20-Jan-2019 30-Mar-2019G8 851 Non Stop 15:25 17:40 02:15 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 758 Non Stop 16:20 18:35 02:15 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 151 Non Stop 17:05 19:25 02:20 Daily 28-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 153 via Guwahati 13:55 14:55 04:20 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 155 via Guwahati 16:00 16:50 04:15 Daily 28-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019BAGDOGRA-GUWAHATIG8 153 Non Stop 13:55 14:55 01:00 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 155 Non Stop 16:00 16:50 00:50 Daily 28-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019

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FLIGHT SCHEDULE

BAGDOGRA-KOLKATAG8 537 Non Stop 14:40 15:50 01:10 Daily 28-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 537 Non Stop 14:45 16:00 01:15 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019BENGALURU-AHMEDABADG8 801 Non Stop 06:05 08:30 02:25 Tu 30-Oct-2018 26-Mar-2019G8 801 Non Stop 06:30 08:40 02:10 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 801 Non Stop 06:35 08:40 02:05 M, W, Th, F, Sa, Su 28-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 803 Non Stop 18:55 21:15 02:20 W, Su 09-Dec-2018 27-Mar-2019G8 803 Non Stop 18:55 21:10 02:15 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 803 Non Stop 19:00 21:15 02:15 M, Tu, Th, F, Sa 10-Dec-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 805 via Lucknow 08:20 10:45 04:50 Tu 30-Oct-2018 26-Mar-2019BENGALURU-CHANDIGARHG8 805 via Lucknow 08:20 10:40 04:15 Tu 02-Apr-2019 22-Oct-2019BENGALURU-DELHIG8 116 Non Stop 07:45 10:40 02:55 Daily 28-Oct-2018 26-Oct-2019G8 124 Non Stop 11:40 14:35 02:55 M, Tu, W, Th, F, Sa 29-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 120 Non Stop 11:40 14:30 02:50 M, Tu, W, Th, F, Sa 01-Apr-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 118 Non Stop 20:55 23:50 02:55 Daily 24-Nov-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 118 Non Stop 20:55 23:40 02:45 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 285 via Goa 15:45 17:15 04:30 M, W, Th, F, Sa, Su 28-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 285 via Goa 15:45 16:55 04:25 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 285 via Goa 15:50 17:15 04:25 Tu 30-Oct-2018 26-Mar-2019BENGALURU-GOAG8 285 Non Stop 15:45 17:15 01:30 M, W, Th, F, Sa, Su 28-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 285 Non Stop 15:45 16:55 01:10 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 285 Non Stop 15:50 17:15 01:25 Tu 30-Oct-2018 26-Mar-2019BENGALURU-HYDERABADG8 894 Non Stop 11:30 12:40 01:10 Su 28-Oct-2018 24-Mar-2019G8 894 Non Stop 11:40 12:45 01:05 Su 31-Mar-2019 20-Oct-2019G8 294 Non Stop 18:45 20:05 01:20 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 294 Non Stop 18:55 20:05 01:10 M, Tu, W, Th, F, Sa 10-Dec-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 294 Non Stop 19:00 20:05 01:05 Su 09-Dec-2018 24-Mar-2019BENGALURU-KANNURG8 622 Non Stop 07:40 08:40 01:00 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 623 Non Stop 07:45 08:45 01:00 Daily 15-Dec-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 625 Non Stop 14:40 15:50 01:10 M, W, Th, F, Sa, Su 19-Dec-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 624 Non Stop 14:40 16:10 01:30 M, W, Th, F, Sa, Su 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019BENGALURU-KOLKATAG8 830 Non Stop 11:55 14:35 02:40 Tu 18-Jun-2019 10-Sep-2019G8 830 Non Stop 12:10 14:35 02:25 M, W, Th, F, Sa, Su 15-Jun-2019 15-Sep-2019BENGALURU-LUCKNOWG8 805 Non Stop 08:20 10:45 02:25 Daily 28-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 805 Non Stop 08:20 10:40 02:20 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 808 Non Stop 16:00 18:30 02:30 M, W, Th, F, Sa, Su 12-Dec-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 808 Non Stop 16:10 18:35 02:25 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 808 Non Stop 16:40 19:05 02:25 Tu 30-Oct-2018 26-Mar-2019G8 395 via Mumbai 08:05 09:40 04:50 Tu, Th, Sa 28-Feb-2019 19-Mar-2019G8 395 via Mumbai 08:05 09:40 04:50 Tu, Th, Sa 23-Mar-2019 30-Mar-2019G8 395 via Mumbai 08:10 09:55 04:45 M, W, F, Su 01-Mar-2019 20-Mar-2019G8 395 via Mumbai 08:10 09:55 04:45 M, W, Th, F, Su 21-Mar-2019 27-Mar-2019BENGALURU-MALÉG8 43 Non Stop 14:30 16:15 02:15 W, Su 09-Dec-2018 27-Mar-2019G8 43 Non Stop 14:30 16:00 02:00 W, Su 31-Mar-2019 23-Oct-2019BENGALURU-MUMBAIG8 418 Non Stop 05:45 07:20 01:35 Daily 28-Oct-2018 26-Oct-2019G8 395 Non Stop 08:05 09:40 01:35 Tu, Th, Sa 28-Feb-2019 19-Mar-2019G8 395 Non Stop 08:05 09:40 01:35 Tu, Th, Sa 23-Mar-2019 30-Mar-2019G8 395 Non Stop 08:10 09:55 01:45 M, W, F, Su 01-Mar-2019 20-Mar-2019G8 395 Non Stop 08:10 09:55 01:45 M, W, Th, F, Su 21-Mar-2019 27-Mar-2019G8 395 Non Stop 08:15 10:00 01:45 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 320 Non Stop 16:30 18:25 01:55 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 520 Non Stop 16:40 18:30 01:50 M, W, F, Su 01-Mar-2019 20-Mar-2019G8 520 Non Stop 16:40 18:30 01:50 M, W, Th, F, Su 21-Mar-2019 27-Mar-2019G8 426 Non Stop 22:05 00:05 02:00 Daily 28-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 526 Non Stop 22:15 00:05 01:50 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019BENGALURU-NAGPURG8 812 Non Stop 22:10 23:55 01:45 M, W, Th, F, Sa, Su 28-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 812 Non Stop 22:15 23:45 01:30 M, Tu, Th, F, Sa, Su 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 812 Non Stop 23:00 00:45 01:45 Tu 30-Oct-2018 26-Mar-2019G8 812 Non Stop 23:00 23:45 00:45 W 03-Apr-2019 23-Oct-2019G8 283 via Pune 05:45 07:10 03:10 Daily 28-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 283 via Pune 05:45 07:05 03:05 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019BENGALURU-PATNAG8 272 Non Stop 09:15 11:50 02:35 Daily 28-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 373 Non Stop 09:20 11:50 02:30 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 274 Non Stop 19:00 21:40 02:40 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 274 Non Stop 19:20 21:55 02:35 Daily 01-Feb-2019 30-Mar-2019BENGALURU-PHUKETG8 41 Non Stop 04:30 09:40 03:40 M, W, Th, F, Sa, Su 17-Jan-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 41 Non Stop 07:00 12:00 03:30 Tu 01-Jan-2019 22-Oct-2019BENGALURU-PORT BLAIRG8 802 Non Stop 11:45 14:30 02:45 Tu 30-Oct-2018 26-Mar-2019G8 802 Non Stop 11:55 14:30 02:35 Tu 02-Apr-2019 11-Jun-2019G8 802 Non Stop 11:55 14:30 02:35 Tu 17-Sep-2019 22-Oct-2019G8 802 Non Stop 12:10 14:45 02:35 M, W, Th, F, Sa, Su 28-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 802 Non Stop 12:10 14:50 02:40 M, W, Th, F, Sa, Su 31-Mar-2019 14-Jun-2019



ARRIVAL TIME


Above & Beyond


FLIGHT SCHEDULE

G8 802 Non Stop 12:10 14:50 02:40 M, W, Th, F, Sa, Su 16-Sep-2019 26-Oct-2019BENGALURU-PUNEG8 283 Non Stop 05:45 07:10 01:25 Daily 28-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 283 Non Stop 05:45 07:05 01:20 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 893 Non Stop 15:00 16:30 01:30 Su 28-Oct-2018 24-Mar-2019G8 893 Non Stop 15:10 16:35 01:25 Su 31-Mar-2019 20-Oct-2019G8 241 Non Stop 16:45 18:15 01:30 Daily 28-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 241 Non Stop 16:55 18:20 01:25 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 292 Non Stop 23:20 00:55 01:35 Daily 28-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 292 Non Stop 23:30 00:55 01:25 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019BENGALURU-RANCHIG8 374 Non Stop 11:20 13:40 02:20 M, W, Th, F, Sa, Su 01-Feb-2019 30-Mar-2019G8 374 Non Stop 11:30 14:00 02:30 M, W, Th, F, Sa, Su 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 272 via Patna 09:15 11:50 03:55 Tu 30-Oct-2018 26-Mar-2019G8 373 via Patna 09:20 11:50 03:50 Tu 02-Apr-2019 22-Oct-2019BHUBANESHWAR-KOLKATAG8 761 Non Stop 11:30 12:40 01:10 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 761 Non Stop 11:35 12:45 01:10 Daily 28-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019BHUBANESHWAR-MUMBAIG8 247 Non Stop 19:55 22:35 02:40 Daily 28-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 247 Non Stop 19:55 22:30 02:35 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019BHUBANESHWAR-PATNAG8 761 via Kolkata 11:30 12:40 03:20 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 761 via Kolkata 11:35 12:45 03:10 Daily 28-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019CHANDIGARH-AHMEDABADG8 915 Non Stop 11:25 13:00 01:35 Tu, Th, Sa 28-Feb-2019 19-Mar-2019G8 915 Non Stop 11:25 13:00 01:35 Tu, Th, Sa 23-Mar-2019 30-Mar-2019G8 913 Non Stop 16:00 17:45 01:45 M, Tu, W, Th, F, Sa 01-Apr-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 912 Non Stop 16:05 17:35 01:30 M, Tu, W, Th, F, Sa 29-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019CHANDIGARH-BENGALURUG8 805 Non Stop 13:05 16:00 02:55 Tu 02-Apr-2019 22-Oct-2019G8 382 via Mumbai 11:30 13:55 04:55 M, Tu, W, Th, F, Sa 01-Apr-2019 26-Oct-2019CHANDIGARH-GOAG8 913 via Ahmedabad 16:00 17:45 04:00 M, Tu, W, Th, F, Sa 01-Apr-2019 26-Oct-2019CHANDIGARH-MUMBAIG8 562 Non Stop 07:55 11:00 03:05 Su 31-Mar-2019 28-Apr-2019G8 562 Non Stop 08:05 10:20 02:15 M, Tu, W, Th, F, Sa 01-Mar-2019 30-Mar-2019G8 562 Non Stop 08:25 11:00 02:35 M, Tu, W, Th, F, Sa 01-Apr-2019 30-Apr-2019G8 582 Non Stop 11:25 13:55 02:30 M, W, F 13-Feb-2019 20-Mar-2019G8 582 Non Stop 11:25 13:55 02:30 M, W, Th, F 21-Mar-2019 27-Mar-2019G8 382 Non Stop 11:30 13:55 02:25 M, Tu, W, Th, F, Sa 01-Apr-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 582 Non Stop 15:50 18:05 02:15 Tu, Th, Sa 07-Feb-2019 19-Mar-2019G8 582 Non Stop 15:50 18:00 02:10 Tu, Th, Sa 23-Mar-2019 30-Mar-2019CHANDIGARH-SRINAGARG8 911 Non Stop 12:40 13:45 01:05 M, Tu, W, Th, F, Sa 29-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 911 Non Stop 12:55 13:50 00:55 M, Tu, W, Th, F, Sa 01-Apr-2019 26-Oct-2019CHENNAI-AHMEDABADG8 911 Non Stop 07:30 10:00 02:30 M, Tu, W, Th, F, Sa 29-Oct-2018 26-Oct-2019G8 911 Non Stop 15:15 17:35 02:20 Su 28-Oct-2018 24-Mar-2019G8 911 Non Stop 15:15 17:45 02:30 Su 31-Mar-2019 20-Oct-2019G8 451 via Pune 21:00 22:45 03:35 Daily 28-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 451 via Pune 21:10 22:45 03:20 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019CHENNAI-CHANDIGARHG8 911 via Ahmedabad 07:30 10:00 04:35 M, Tu, W, Th, F, Sa 29-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 911 via Ahmedabad 07:30 10:00 04:45 M, Tu, W, Th, F, Sa 01-Apr-2019 26-Oct-2019CHENNAI-KANNURG8 632 Non Stop 20:00 21:20 01:20 Tu, Th, Sa 11-Dec-2018 26-Oct-2019CHENNAI-MUMBAIG8 302 Non Stop 05:00 06:55 01:55 Daily 28-Oct-2018 26-Oct-2019G8 304 Non Stop 13:40 15:40 02:00 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 304 Non Stop 13:45 15:40 01:55 M, W, F, Su 01-Mar-2019 20-Mar-2019G8 304 Non Stop 13:45 15:40 01:55 M, W, Th, F, Su 21-Mar-2019 27-Mar-2019G8 304 Non Stop 15:15 17:30 02:15 Tu, Th, Sa 28-Feb-2019 19-Mar-2019G8 304 Non Stop 15:15 17:40 02:25 Tu, Th, Sa 23-Mar-2019 30-Mar-2019CHENNAI-PORT BLAIRG8 305 Non Stop 08:15 10:30 02:15 Daily 28-Oct-2018 26-Oct-2019CHENNAI-PUNEG8 451 Non Stop 21:00 22:45 01:45 Daily 28-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 451 Non Stop 21:10 22:45 01:35 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019DELHI-AHMEDABADG8 708 Non Stop 06:00 07:40 01:40 Daily 10-Jan-2019 30-Mar-2019G8 719 Non Stop 07:25 09:00 01:35 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 717 Non Stop 15:30 17:05 01:35 Daily 28-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 717 Non Stop 16:50 18:25 01:35 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 713 Non Stop 20:05 21:45 01:40 Daily 28-Oct-2018 26-Oct-2019DELHI-BAGDOGRAG8 157 Non Stop 11:15 13:10 01:55 Daily 26-Nov-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 153 Non Stop 11:20 13:25 02:05 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 155 Non Stop 13:30 15:30 02:00 Daily 28-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 157 Non Stop 13:45 15:50 02:05 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 851 via Guwahati 10:50 13:25 04:05 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 151 via Guwahati 12:35 15:00 04:00 Daily 28-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019DELHI-BENGALURUG8 113 Non Stop 05:50 08:40 02:50 Daily 28-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 113 Non Stop 05:50 08:35 02:45 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 120 Non Stop 15:15 17:55 02:40 W 12-Dec-2018 27-Mar-2019



ARRIVAL TIME


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FLIGHT SCHEDULE

G8 120 Non Stop 15:15 18:05 02:50 M, Tu, Th, F, Sa 13-Dec-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 124 Non Stop 15:25 18:15 02:50 M, Tu, W, Th, F, Sa 01-Apr-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 557 Non Stop 18:35 21:25 02:50 Daily 24-Nov-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 557 Non Stop 18:50 21:35 02:45 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 286 via Goa 10:40 13:20 04:25 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 286 via Goa 10:45 13:30 04:25 M, W, Th, F, Sa, Su 28-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 286 via Goa 10:45 13:30 04:35 Tu 30-Oct-2018 26-Mar-2019DELHI-GOAG8 286 Non Stop 10:40 13:20 02:40 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 286 Non Stop 10:45 13:30 02:45 Daily 28-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019DELHI-GUWAHATIG8 851 Non Stop 10:50 13:25 02:35 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 151 Non Stop 12:35 15:00 02:25 Daily 28-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 153 via Bagdogra 11:20 13:25 03:35 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 155 via Bagdogra 13:30 15:30 03:20 Daily 28-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019DELHI-HYDERABADG8 425 Non Stop 05:45 07:50 02:05 Daily 28-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 425 Non Stop 05:55 08:00 02:05 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 423 Non Stop 07:30 09:45 02:15 Daily 28-Nov-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 423 Non Stop 07:30 09:40 02:10 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 422 Non Stop 20:55 23:00 02:05 Daily 28-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 422 Non Stop 20:55 23:10 02:15 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019DELHI-JAMMUG8 697 Non Stop 12:50 14:20 01:30 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 185 Non Stop 14:00 15:35 01:35 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 185 Non Stop 14:05 15:30 01:25 Daily 28-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 205 via Leh 07:30 08:55 03:00 Daily 01-Feb-2019 30-Mar-2019G8 213 via Srinagar 11:50 13:20 02:50 Daily 28-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019DELHI-KOCHIG8 336 via Mumbai 14:10 16:25 05:10 M, W, F, Su 01-Mar-2019 20-Mar-2019G8 336 via Mumbai 14:10 16:25 05:10 M, W, Th, F, Su 21-Mar-2019 27-Mar-2019G8 336 via Mumbai 14:25 16:40 05:10 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019DELHI-KOLKATAG8 101 Non Stop 05:45 08:00 02:15 Daily 28-Oct-2018 26-Oct-2019G8 127 Non Stop 19:25 21:45 02:20 Daily 28-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 103 Non Stop 20:10 22:20 02:10 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 105 Non Stop 20:55 23:10 02:15 Daily 28-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 105 Non Stop 21:25 23:40 02:15 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019DELHI-LEHG8 215 Non Stop 05:00 06:20 01:20 Daily 01-May-2019 30-Sep-2019G8 203 Non Stop 06:30 07:55 01:25 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 205 Non Stop 07:30 08:55 01:25 Daily 01-Feb-2019 30-Mar-2019G8 715 Non Stop 08:30 09:55 01:25 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 220 Non Stop 09:15 10:55 01:40 Daily 01-Feb-2019 30-Mar-2019G8 221 Non Stop 09:25 10:50 01:25 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019DELHI-LUCKNOWG8 207 Non Stop 05:00 06:10 01:10 M, Tu, W, Th, F, Su 01-Feb-2019 29-Mar-2019G8 207 Non Stop 05:10 06:20 01:10 Daily 31-Mar-2019 30-Apr-2019G8 207 Non Stop 05:10 06:20 01:10 Daily 01-Oct-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 268 Non Stop 12:00 13:10 01:10 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 214 Non Stop 16:35 17:55 01:20 Daily 27-Feb-2019 30-Mar-2019G8 188 Non Stop 16:55 18:05 01:10 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019DELHI-MALÉG8 33 Non Stop 12:45 16:25 04:10 M, W, Sa 19-Nov-2018 26-Oct-2019DELHI-MUMBAIG8 530 Non Stop 06:15 08:45 02:30 Tu, Th, Sa 28-Feb-2019 19-Mar-2019G8 530 Non Stop 06:15 08:45 02:30 Tu, Th, Sa 23-Mar-2019 30-Mar-2019G8 530 Non Stop 07:00 09:15 02:15 M, W, F, Su 01-Mar-2019 20-Mar-2019G8 530 Non Stop 07:00 09:15 02:15 M, W, Th, F, Su 21-Mar-2019 27-Mar-2019G8 530 Non Stop 07:00 09:10 02:10 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 334 Non Stop 08:00 10:10 02:10 Tu, Th, Sa 28-Feb-2019 30-Mar-2019G8 334 Non Stop 08:00 10:15 02:15 M, W, F, Su 01-Mar-2019 01-Apr-2019G8 334 Non Stop 08:00 10:15 02:15 Daily 02-Apr-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 448 Non Stop 10:25 12:40 02:15 W 06-Mar-2019 27-Mar-2019G8 338 Non Stop 10:35 12:50 02:15 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 336 Non Stop 14:10 16:25 02:15 M, W, F, Su 01-Mar-2019 20-Mar-2019G8 336 Non Stop 14:10 16:25 02:15 M, W, Th, F, Su 21-Mar-2019 27-Mar-2019G8 336 Non Stop 14:25 16:40 02:15 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 448 Non Stop 15:30 17:45 02:15 M, F, Su 01-Mar-2019 18-Mar-2019G8 448 Non Stop 15:30 17:45 02:15 M, Th, F, Su 21-Mar-2019 25-Mar-2019G8 640 Non Stop 18:05 20:25 02:20 Daily 28-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 640 Non Stop 18:20 20:35 02:15 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 446 Non Stop 19:40 21:55 02:15 Daily 24-Nov-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 446 Non Stop 19:40 22:00 02:20 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 429 Non Stop 20:55 23:05 02:10 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 428 Non Stop 21:35 23:55 02:20 Daily 28-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 544 Non Stop 22:40 01:00 02:20 M, Tu, F, Sa, Su 28-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 544 Non Stop 22:45 01:00 02:15 M, Tu, F, Sa, Su 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019DELHI-PATNAG8 143 Non Stop 05:35 07:15 01:40 Daily 01-Feb-2019 30-Mar-2019G8 143 Non Stop 05:45 07:20 01:35 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 135 Non Stop 06:05 07:45 01:40 Daily 01-Feb-2019 30-Mar-2019G8 135 Non Stop 06:10 07:45 01:35 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 140 Non Stop 10:45 12:25 01:40 Daily 24-Nov-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 131 Non Stop 12:35 14:10 01:35 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 131 Non Stop 14:00 15:35 01:35 Daily 28-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019



ARRIVAL TIME


Above & Beyond


FLIGHT SCHEDULE

G8 231 Non Stop 14:00 15:40 01:40 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 149 Non Stop 15:10 16:40 01:30 Daily 28-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 133 Non Stop 15:10 16:50 01:40 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 217 Non Stop 17:55 19:35 01:40 Tu, Th, F, Su 28-Feb-2019 29-Mar-2019G8 149 Non Stop 18:00 19:35 01:35 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019DELHI-PHUKETG8 31 Non Stop 01:10 07:25 04:45 Daily 22-Dec-2018 26-Oct-2019DELHI-PORT BLAIRG8 101 via Kolkata 05:45 08:00 05:10 Daily 28-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 101 via Kolkata 05:45 08:00 05:15 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019DELHI-PUNEG8 173 Non Stop 07:55 10:15 02:20 Sa 06-Apr-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 173 Non Stop 08:00 10:15 02:15 Sa 03-Nov-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 173 Non Stop 08:35 10:45 02:10 M, Tu, W, Th, F, Su 28-Oct-2018 29-Mar-2019G8 173 Non Stop 08:50 11:00 02:10 M, Tu, W, Th, F, Su 31-Mar-2019 25-Oct-2019G8 275 Non Stop 18:15 20:25 02:10 Daily 28-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 171 Non Stop 18:20 20:25 02:05 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 275 Non Stop 19:50 22:00 02:10 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 175 Non Stop 19:55 22:05 02:10 Daily 28-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019DELHI-RANCHIG8 245 Non Stop 08:55 10:40 01:45 Daily 28-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 145 Non Stop 08:55 10:45 01:50 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 237 Non Stop 12:55 14:45 01:50 Tu, Th, F, Su 27-Nov-2018 29-Mar-2019G8 167 Non Stop 17:50 19:40 01:50 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 145 Non Stop 18:30 20:20 01:50 Daily 28-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019DELHI-SRINAGARG8 190 Non Stop 05:20 06:45 01:25 M, Tu, W, Th, F, Su 31-Mar-2019 25-Oct-2019G8 198 Non Stop 07:25 08:55 01:30 Daily 01-Feb-2019 30-Mar-2019G8 128 Non Stop 09:15 10:40 01:25 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 213 Non Stop 11:50 13:20 01:30 Daily 28-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 223 Non Stop 13:35 15:10 01:35 Daily 18-Feb-2019 02-Mar-2019G8 223 Non Stop 13:35 15:10 01:35 Daily 04-Mar-2019 16-Mar-2019G8 223 Non Stop 13:35 15:10 01:35 Daily 18-Mar-2019 30-Mar-2019G8 199 Non Stop 13:45 15:10 01:25 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 337 Non Stop 15:45 17:15 01:30 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019GOA-AHMEDABADG8 794 Non Stop 20:30 22:25 01:55 Daily 22-Dec-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 914 Non Stop 20:30 22:05 01:35 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019GOA-BENGALURUG8 286 Non Stop 13:50 15:05 01:15 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 286 Non Stop 14:00 15:10 01:10 M, W, Th, F, Sa, Su 28-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 286 Non Stop 14:00 15:20 01:20 Tu 30-Oct-2018 26-Mar-2019GOA-CHANDIGARHG8 381 via Mumbai 06:40 07:55 04:15 M, Tu, W, Th, F, Sa 04-Feb-2019 30-Mar-2019G8 381 via Mumbai 06:40 08:00 04:20 M, Tu, W, Th, F, Sa 01-Apr-2019 26-Oct-2019GOA-DELHIG8 285 Non Stop 17:25 20:10 02:45 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 285 Non Stop 17:45 20:15 02:30 Daily 28-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019GOA-HYDERABADG8 662 Non Stop 10:45 12:10 01:25 Su 28-Oct-2018 24-Mar-2019G8 662 Non Stop 11:00 12:15 01:15 Su 31-Mar-2019 20-Oct-2019G8 572 Non Stop 21:50 23:20 01:30 Daily 01-Dec-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 572 Non Stop 22:10 23:30 01:20 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019GOA-MUMBAIG8 381 Non Stop 06:40 07:55 01:15 Daily 28-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 381 Non Stop 06:40 08:00 01:20 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 478 Non Stop 13:10 14:35 01:25 M, W, F, Su 01-Mar-2019 20-Mar-2019G8 478 Non Stop 13:10 14:35 01:25 M, W, Th, F, Su 21-Mar-2019 27-Mar-2019G8 478 Non Stop 13:15 14:40 01:25 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 372 Non Stop 18:15 19:40 01:25 M, Tu, F, Sa, Su 28-Oct-2018 01-Mar-2019G8 372 Non Stop 18:15 19:40 01:25 M, F, Su 03-Mar-2019 29-Mar-2019G8 372 Non Stop 18:20 19:45 01:25 M, Tu, F, Sa, Su 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 380 Non Stop 23:55 01:20 01:25 Daily 28-Oct-2018 26-Oct-2019GUWAHATI-BAGDOGRAG8 151 Non Stop 15:30 16:35 01:05 Daily 28-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 851 Non Stop 13:55 14:55 01:00 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019GUWAHATI-DELHIG8 153 Non Stop 15:30 18:15 02:45 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 155 Non Stop 17:20 20:15 02:55 Daily 28-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 851 via Bagdogra 13:55 14:55 03:45 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 151 via Bagdogra 15:30 16:35 03:55 Daily 28-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019GUWAHATI-KOLKATAG8 546 Non Stop 11:00 12:20 01:20 Daily 30-Nov-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 546 Non Stop 11:05 12:20 01:15 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019HYDERABAD-AHMEDABADG8 551 Non Stop 08:35 10:30 01:55 M, Tu, W, Th, F, Sa 29-Oct-2018 26-Oct-2019G8 554 Non Stop 18:15 20:10 01:55 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 554 Non Stop 18:20 20:05 01:45 Daily 28-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019HYDERABAD-BENGALURUG8 291 Non Stop 09:35 10:50 01:15 Daily 28-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 291 Non Stop 09:35 11:00 01:25 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 896 Non Stop 13:10 14:25 01:15 Su 28-Oct-2018 24-Mar-2019G8 896 Non Stop 13:25 14:35 01:10 Su 31-Mar-2019 20-Oct-2019HYDERABAD-DELHIG8 421 Non Stop 05:35 07:50 02:15 Daily 27-Feb-2019 30-Mar-2019G8 421 Non Stop 05:35 07:55 02:20 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019



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Above & Beyond


FLIGHT SCHEDULE

G8 424 Non Stop 10:10 12:45 02:35 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 424 Non Stop 10:20 12:45 02:25 Daily 28-Nov-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 996 Non Stop 22:55 01:15 02:20 Daily 20-Nov-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 426 Non Stop 23:00 01:15 02:15 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019HYDERABAD-GOAG8 661 Non Stop 08:30 09:55 01:25 Su 28-Oct-2018 24-Mar-2019G8 661 Non Stop 08:35 10:00 01:25 Su 31-Mar-2019 20-Oct-2019G8 571 Non Stop 20:00 21:20 01:20 Daily 01-Dec-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 571 Non Stop 20:20 21:40 01:20 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019HYDERABAD-KANNURG8 629 Non Stop 19:45 21:20 01:35 M, W, F, Su 09-Dec-2018 26-Oct-2019HYDERABAD-KOCHIG8 701 Non Stop 11:40 13:35 01:55 Su 31-Mar-2019 20-Oct-2019G8 701 Non Stop 11:45 13:20 01:35 Su 28-Oct-2018 24-Mar-2019HYDERABAD-KOLKATAG8 123 Non Stop 06:55 09:10 02:15 Daily 28-Oct-2018 26-Oct-2019G8 122 Non Stop 20:40 22:40 02:00 Daily 28-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 122 Non Stop 20:40 22:50 02:10 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019HYDERABAD-LUCKNOWG8 558 Non Stop 13:15 15:15 02:00 M, W, Th, F, Sa, Su 28-Oct-2018 26-Oct-2019JAIPUR-AHMEDABADG8 701 Non Stop 08:50 10:15 01:25 M, Tu, W, Th, F, Sa 01-Apr-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 701 Non Stop 08:55 10:15 01:20 M, Tu, W, Th, F, Sa 29-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019JAIPUR-HYDERABADG8 701 Non Stop 08:50 11:00 02:10 Su 31-Mar-2019 20-Oct-2019G8 701 Non Stop 08:55 10:55 02:00 Su 28-Oct-2018 24-Mar-2019JAIPUR-KOCHIG8 701 via Ahmedabad 08:50 10:15 04:45 M, W, Th, F, Sa 01-Apr-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 701 via Ahmedabad 08:50 10:15 04:30 Tu 02-Apr-2019 22-Oct-2019G8 701 via Ahmedabad 08:55 10:15 04:25 M, Tu, W, Th, F, Sa 29-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 701 via Hyderabad 08:50 11:00 04:45 Su 31-Mar-2019 20-Oct-2019G8 701 via Hyderabad 08:55 10:55 04:25 Su 28-Oct-2018 24-Mar-2019JAIPUR-KOLKATAG8 702 Non Stop 19:00 21:25 02:25 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 702 Non Stop 19:15 21:30 02:15 Daily 28-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019JAIPUR-MUMBAIG8 389 Non Stop 08:10 10:05 01:55 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 388 Non Stop 08:15 09:55 01:40 Tu, Th, Sa 28-Feb-2019 19-Mar-2019G8 388 Non Stop 08:15 10:05 01:50 M, W, F, Su 01-Mar-2019 20-Mar-2019G8 388 Non Stop 08:15 10:05 01:50 M, W, Th, F, Su 21-Mar-2019 27-Mar-2019G8 388 Non Stop 08:15 09:55 01:40 Tu, Th, Sa 23-Mar-2019 30-Mar-2019JAMMU-DELHIG8 205 Non Stop 11:10 12:55 01:45 Daily 01-Feb-2019 30-Mar-2019G8 196 Non Stop 14:50 16:15 01:25 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 186 Non Stop 16:00 17:25 01:25 Daily 28-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 171 Non Stop 16:05 17:25 01:20 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 697 via Srinagar 15:10 15:45 02:35 Daily 18-Feb-2019 02-Mar-2019G8 697 via Srinagar 15:10 15:45 02:35 Daily 04-Mar-2019 16-Mar-2019G8 697 via Srinagar 15:10 15:45 02:35 Daily 18-Mar-2019 30-Mar-2019JAMMU-MUMBAIG8 287 via Srinagar 14:10 14:55 04:15 Daily 18-Feb-2019 02-Mar-2019G8 287 via Srinagar 14:10 14:55 04:15 Daily 04-Mar-2019 16-Mar-2019G8 287 via Srinagar 14:10 14:55 04:15 Daily 18-Mar-2019 30-Mar-2019G8 287 via Srinagar 14:10 14:55 04:05 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019JAMMU-PUNEG8 171 via Delhi 16:05 17:25 04:20 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019JAMMU-SRINAGARG8 287 Non Stop 14:10 14:55 00:45 Daily 18-Feb-2019 02-Mar-2019G8 287 Non Stop 14:10 14:55 00:45 Daily 04-Mar-2019 16-Mar-2019G8 287 Non Stop 14:10 14:55 00:45 Daily 18-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 697 Non Stop 15:10 15:45 00:35 Daily 18-Feb-2019 02-Mar-2019G8 697 Non Stop 15:10 15:45 00:35 Daily 04-Mar-2019 16-Mar-2019G8 697 Non Stop 15:10 15:45 00:35 Daily 18-Mar-2019 30-Mar-2019KANNUR-ABU DHABIG8 53 Non Stop 18:45 21:15 04:00 M, W, F, Su 31-Mar-2019 25-Oct-2019G8 53 Non Stop 22:10 00:40 04:00 M, W, F, Su 01-Mar-2019 29-Mar-2019KANNUR-BENGALURUG8 621 Non Stop 06:00 06:55 00:55 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 622 Non Stop 06:10 07:10 01:00 Daily 15-Dec-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 624 Non Stop 13:00 14:10 01:10 M, W, Th, F, Sa, Su 09-Dec-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 623 Non Stop 13:00 14:10 01:10 M, W, Th, F, Sa, Su 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019KANNUR-CHENNAIG8 631 Non Stop 18:10 19:25 01:15 Tu, Th, Sa 11-Dec-2018 26-Oct-2019KANNUR-HYDERABADG8 628 Non Stop 17:20 19:05 01:45 M, W, F, Su 09-Dec-2018 26-Oct-2019KANNUR-MUMBAIG8 621 Non Stop 23:00 01:00 02:00 Daily 10-Jan-2019 30-Mar-2019G8 385 Non Stop 23:05 01:05 02:00 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019KANNUR-MUSCATG8 55 Non Stop 21:45 00:05 03:50 Tu, Th, Sa 28-Feb-2019 26-Oct-2019KOCHI-AHMEDABADG8 702 Non Stop 13:50 16:30 02:40 Daily 28-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 702 Non Stop 13:50 16:30 02:40 Tu 02-Apr-2019 22-Oct-2019G8 702 Non Stop 14:05 16:30 02:25 M, W, Th, F, Sa, Su 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019KOCHI-DELHIG8 345 via Mumbai 19:50 22:00 05:15 Daily 28-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019



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Above & Beyond


FLIGHT SCHEDULE

G8 345 via Mumbai 20:05 22:15 05:05 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019KOCHI-JAIPURG8 702 via Ahmedabad 13:50 16:30 04:55 Daily 28-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 702 via Ahmedabad 13:50 16:30 04:40 Tu 02-Apr-2019 22-Oct-2019G8 702 via Ahmedabad 14:05 16:30 04:25 M, W, Th, F, Sa, Su 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019KOCHI-MUMBAIG8 468 Non Stop 13:20 15:30 02:10 M, W, F, Su 01-Mar-2019 20-Mar-2019G8 468 Non Stop 13:20 15:30 02:10 M, W, Th, F, Su 21-Mar-2019 27-Mar-2019G8 348 Non Stop 13:25 15:30 02:05 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 345 Non Stop 19:50 22:00 02:10 Daily 28-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 345 Non Stop 20:05 22:15 02:10 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019KOLKATA-AHMEDABADG8 537 Non Stop 16:25 19:25 03:00 Daily 28-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 537 Non Stop 16:40 19:25 02:45 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 701 via Jaipur 05:45 08:25 04:30 M, Tu, W, Th, F, Sa 29-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 701 via Jaipur 06:00 08:20 04:15 M, Tu, W, Th, F, Sa 01-Apr-2019 26-Oct-2019KOLKATA-BAGDOGRAG8 541 Non Stop 12:55 14:10 01:15 Daily 28-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 538 Non Stop 12:55 14:10 01:15 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019KOLKATA-BENGALURUG8 831 Non Stop 15:20 17:55 02:35 Daily 15-Jun-2019 15-Sep-2019KOLKATA-BHUBANESHWARG8 760 Non Stop 09:40 10:55 01:15 Daily 28-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 605 Non Stop 09:55 11:00 01:05 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019KOLKATA-DELHIG8 227 Non Stop 05:45 07:55 02:10 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 128 Non Stop 06:00 08:30 02:30 Daily 28-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 102 Non Stop 14:20 16:55 02:35 Daily 28-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 102 Non Stop 14:20 16:50 02:30 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 106 Non Stop 23:00 01:25 02:25 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 106 Non Stop 23:45 02:10 02:25 Daily 18-Nov-2018 30-Mar-2019KOLKATA-GUWAHATIG8 532 Non Stop 09:15 10:30 01:15 Daily 30-Nov-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 532 Non Stop 09:20 10:35 01:15 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019KOLKATA-HYDERABADG8 121 Non Stop 06:35 08:55 02:20 Daily 28-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 121 Non Stop 06:40 08:45 02:05 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 125 Non Stop 17:10 19:20 02:10 Daily 28-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 125 Non Stop 17:20 19:30 02:10 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 701 via Jaipur 05:45 08:25 05:10 Su 28-Oct-2018 24-Mar-2019G8 701 via Jaipur 06:00 08:20 05:00 Su 31-Mar-2019 20-Oct-2019KOLKATA-JAIPURG8 701 Non Stop 05:45 08:25 02:40 Daily 28-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 701 Non Stop 06:00 08:20 02:20 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019KOLKATA-MUMBAIG8 512 Non Stop 22:25 01:30 03:05 Daily 28-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 512 Non Stop 23:30 02:15 02:45 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 537 via Ahmedabad 16:40 19:25 04:45 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019KOLKATA-PATNAG8 761 Non Stop 13:25 14:45 01:20 Daily 28-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 761 Non Stop 13:35 14:50 01:15 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019KOLKATA-PORT BLAIRG8 101 Non Stop 08:35 10:55 02:20 Daily 28-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 101 Non Stop 08:35 11:00 02:25 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019KOLKATA-PUNEG8 394 Non Stop 22:05 00:50 02:45 Daily 28-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 393 Non Stop 22:05 00:50 02:45 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019LEH-DELHIG8 216 Non Stop 06:50 08:20 01:30 Daily 01-May-2019 30-Sep-2019G8 204 Non Stop 08:25 09:55 01:30 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 194 Non Stop 10:25 11:55 01:30 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 220 Non Stop 11:20 13:00 01:40 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 221 Non Stop 11:25 13:00 01:35 Daily 01-Feb-2019 30-Mar-2019G8 205 via Jammu 09:25 10:30 03:30 Daily 01-Feb-2019 30-Mar-2019LEH-JAMMUG8 205 Non Stop 09:25 10:30 01:05 Daily 01-Feb-2019 30-Mar-2019LEH-MUMBAIG8 386 via Srinagar 07:10 08:00 04:20 Daily 01-May-2019 30-Sep-2019LEH-SRINAGARG8 386 Non Stop 07:10 08:00 00:50 Daily 01-May-2019 30-Sep-2019LUCKNOW-AHMEDABADG8 805 Non Stop 11:15 13:10 01:55 Tu 30-Oct-2018 26-Mar-2019G8 730 Non Stop 13:25 15:20 01:55 Tu, Th, Sa 28-Feb-2019 19-Mar-2019G8 730 Non Stop 13:25 15:20 01:55 Tu, Th, Sa 23-Mar-2019 30-Mar-2019LUCKNOW-BENGALURUG8 807 Non Stop 11:10 13:35 02:25 M, W, Th, F, Sa, Su 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 807 Non Stop 11:15 14:00 02:45 M, W, Th, F, Sa, Su 28-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 806 Non Stop 19:00 21:40 02:40 M, W, Th, F, Sa, Su 12-Dec-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 806 Non Stop 19:10 21:40 02:30 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 806 Non Stop 19:35 22:10 02:35 Tu 30-Oct-2018 26-Mar-2019G8 805 via Ahmedabad 11:15 13:10 04:45 Tu 30-Oct-2018 26-Mar-2019G8 805 via Chandigarh 11:10 12:35 04:50 Tu 02-Apr-2019 22-Oct-2019G8 396 via Mumbai 17:55 20:20 04:50 M, W, F, Su 08-Feb-2019 20-Mar-2019G8 396 via Mumbai 17:55 20:20 04:50 Daily 21-Mar-2019 30-Mar-2019G8 396 via Mumbai 18:00 20:20 04:45 Tu, Th, Sa 07-Feb-2019 19-Mar-2019LUCKNOW-CHANDIGARHG8 805 Non Stop 11:10 12:35 01:25 Tu 02-Apr-2019 22-Oct-2019



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Above & Beyond


FLIGHT SCHEDULE

LUCKNOW-DELHIG8 208 Non Stop 06:40 08:00 01:20 M, Tu, W, Th, F, Su 01-Feb-2019 29-Mar-2019G8 208 Non Stop 07:00 08:15 01:15 Daily 31-Mar-2019 30-Apr-2019G8 208 Non Stop 07:00 08:15 01:15 Daily 01-Oct-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 269 Non Stop 13:40 14:55 01:15 M, Tu, W, Th, F, Su 31-Mar-2019 25-Oct-2019G8 269 Non Stop 13:40 14:40 01:00 Sa 06-Apr-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 188 Non Stop 18:30 20:00 01:30 Daily 28-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 175 Non Stop 18:35 19:55 01:20 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019LUCKNOW-HYDERABADG8 559 Non Stop 15:45 17:45 02:00 M, W, Th, F, Sa, Su 28-Oct-2018 26-Oct-2019LUCKNOW-MUMBAIG8 464 Non Stop 07:55 10:20 02:25 Su 03-Mar-2019 24-Mar-2019G8 404 Non Stop 13:25 15:45 02:20 M, W, F, Su 01-Mar-2019 20-Mar-2019G8 404 Non Stop 13:25 15:45 02:20 Daily 21-Mar-2019 30-Mar-2019G8 402 Non Stop 13:35 15:55 02:20 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 396 Non Stop 17:55 20:20 02:25 M, W, F, Su 08-Feb-2019 20-Mar-2019G8 396 Non Stop 17:55 20:20 02:25 Daily 21-Mar-2019 30-Mar-2019G8 396 Non Stop 18:00 20:20 02:20 Tu, Th, Sa 07-Feb-2019 19-Mar-2019G8 396 Non Stop 18:05 20:20 02:15 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019MALÉ-BENGALURUG8 44 Non Stop 17:00 19:40 02:10 W, Su 31-Mar-2019 23-Oct-2019G8 44 Non Stop 17:15 20:00 02:15 Su 09-Dec-2018 24-Mar-2019G8 44 Non Stop 17:15 19:40 01:55 W 12-Dec-2018 27-Mar-2019MALÉ-DELHIG8 34 Non Stop 17:25 21:55 04:00 Sa 24-Nov-2018 26-Oct-2019G8 34 Non Stop 17:25 22:10 04:15 M, W 30-Jan-2019 23-Oct-2019MALÉ-MUMBAIG8 24 Non Stop 17:00 20:20 02:50 Tu, F, Su 08-Feb-2019 03-Mar-2019G8 24 Non Stop 17:00 20:20 02:50 F, Su 08-Mar-2019 17-Mar-2019G8 24 Non Stop 17:00 20:20 02:50 Th, F, Su 21-Mar-2019 24-Mar-2019G8 24 Non Stop 17:00 20:20 02:50 Tu, Th, F, Su 29-Mar-2019 25-Oct-2019MUMBAI-AHMEDABADG8 365 Non Stop 07:35 08:50 01:15 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 365 Non Stop 07:40 08:55 01:15 Daily 28-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 569 Non Stop 19:25 20:40 01:15 Daily 28-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 364 Non Stop 19:35 20:45 01:10 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 363 Non Stop 22:30 23:50 01:20 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 412 Non Stop 22:40 00:05 01:25 Daily 28-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019MUMBAI-BENGALURUG8 517 Non Stop 06:00 07:35 01:35 Tu, Th, Sa 28-Feb-2019 19-Mar-2019G8 517 Non Stop 06:00 07:40 01:40 M, W, F, Su 01-Mar-2019 20-Mar-2019G8 517 Non Stop 06:00 07:40 01:40 M, W, Th, F, Su 21-Mar-2019 27-Mar-2019G8 517 Non Stop 06:00 07:35 01:35 Tu, Th, Sa 23-Mar-2019 30-Mar-2019G8 317 Non Stop 06:00 07:45 01:45 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 323 Non Stop 14:35 16:10 01:35 M, W, F, Su 01-Mar-2019 20-Mar-2019G8 323 Non Stop 14:35 16:10 01:35 M, W, Th, F, Su 21-Mar-2019 27-Mar-2019G8 382 Non Stop 14:35 16:25 01:50 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 396 Non Stop 21:00 22:45 01:45 Daily 28-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 398 Non Stop 21:00 22:50 01:50 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 325 Non Stop 22:40 00:30 01:50 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 525 Non Stop 22:45 00:35 01:50 Daily 28-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019MUMBAI-BHUBANESHWARG8 244 Non Stop 17:00 19:25 02:25 Daily 28-Oct-2018 26-Oct-2019MUMBAI-CHANDIGARHG8 561 Non Stop 04:55 07:35 02:40 M, Tu, W, Th, F, Sa 01-Mar-2019 30-Mar-2019G8 561 Non Stop 05:00 07:25 02:25 Su 31-Mar-2019 28-Apr-2019G8 561 Non Stop 05:00 07:35 02:35 M, Tu, W, Th, F, Sa 01-Apr-2019 30-Apr-2019G8 381 Non Stop 08:35 10:55 02:20 M, Tu, W, Th, F, Sa 04-Feb-2019 30-Mar-2019G8 381 Non Stop 08:40 11:00 02:20 M, Tu, W, Th, F, Sa 01-Apr-2019 26-Oct-2019MUMBAI-CHENNAIG8 305 Non Stop 05:45 07:40 01:55 Daily 09-Jan-2019 30-Mar-2019G8 305 Non Stop 05:50 07:45 01:55 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 303 Non Stop 18:20 20:30 02:10 Daily 28-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 303 Non Stop 18:40 20:40 02:00 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019MUMBAI-DELHIG8 346 Non Stop 01:00 03:10 02:10 M, W, Sa 27-Feb-2019 30-Mar-2019G8 346 Non Stop 01:05 03:15 02:10 M, W, Sa 01-Apr-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 329 Non Stop 06:00 08:10 02:10 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 329 Non Stop 06:05 08:15 02:10 Daily 27-Feb-2019 30-Mar-2019G8 327 Non Stop 07:55 10:10 02:15 Daily 28-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 327 Non Stop 07:55 10:05 02:10 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 319 Non Stop 09:55 12:15 02:20 Daily 28-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 319 Non Stop 09:55 12:10 02:15 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 465 Non Stop 12:10 14:30 02:20 M, W, F, Su 01-Mar-2019 20-Mar-2019G8 465 Non Stop 12:10 14:30 02:20 M, W, Th, F, Su 21-Mar-2019 27-Mar-2019G8 465 Non Stop 12:10 14:20 02:10 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 339 Non Stop 18:20 20:35 02:15 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 439 Non Stop 18:30 20:50 02:20 M, W, F, Su 01-Mar-2019 20-Mar-2019G8 439 Non Stop 18:30 20:50 02:20 M, W, Th, F, Su 21-Mar-2019 27-Mar-2019G8 341 Non Stop 20:15 22:35 02:20 M, Sa 15-Dec-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 341 Non Stop 20:25 22:40 02:15 M, Sa 01-Apr-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 643 Non Stop 21:15 23:30 02:15 Daily 28-Oct-2018 26-Oct-2019G8 345 Non Stop 22:45 01:05 02:20 Daily 28-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 345 Non Stop 22:55 01:10 02:15 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019MUMBAI-GOAG8 575 Non Stop 05:00 06:10 01:10 Daily 28-Oct-2018 26-Oct-2019



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Muscat

Kannur

Frequency

Tue, Thu, Sat

Wed, Fri, Sun

Eff. From

28th Feb’19

1st Mar’19

Eff. Till

26th Oct’19

26th Oct’19

Arr. (Local)

00:05

06:00

Dep. (Local)

21:45

01:05

Flight Schedule#

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FLIGHT SCHEDULE

G8 141 Non Stop 11:30 12:40 01:10 M, W, F, Su 01-Mar-2019 20-Mar-2019G8 141 Non Stop 11:30 12:40 01:10 M, W, Th, F, Su 21-Mar-2019 27-Mar-2019G8 141 Non Stop 11:30 12:45 01:15 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 371 Non Stop 16:25 17:45 01:20 M, Tu, F, Sa, Su 28-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 371 Non Stop 16:25 17:50 01:25 M, Tu, F, Sa, Su 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 384 Non Stop 22:05 23:25 01:20 Daily 28-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 384 Non Stop 22:10 23:25 01:15 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019MUMBAI-JAIPURG8 390 Non Stop 05:45 07:45 02:00 Daily 28-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 390 Non Stop 05:45 07:40 01:55 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019MUMBAI-JAMMUG8 287 Non Stop 10:40 13:40 03:00 Tu, Th, Sa 28-Feb-2019 19-Mar-2019G8 287 Non Stop 10:40 13:40 03:00 Tu, Th, Sa 23-Mar-2019 30-Mar-2019G8 287 Non Stop 10:50 13:40 02:50 M, W, F 01-Mar-2019 08-Mar-2019G8 287 Non Stop 10:50 13:40 02:50 M, W, F, Su 10-Mar-2019 15-Mar-2019G8 287 Non Stop 10:50 13:40 02:50 M, W, Th, F, Su 18-Mar-2019 27-Mar-2019G8 287 Non Stop 10:55 13:40 02:45 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019MUMBAI-KANNURG8 620 Non Stop 00:45 02:45 02:00 Daily 11-Jan-2019 30-Mar-2019G8 383 Non Stop 00:30 02:30 02:00 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019MUMBAI-KOCHIG8 347 Non Stop 10:45 12:50 02:05 M, W, F, Su 01-Mar-2019 20-Mar-2019G8 347 Non Stop 10:45 12:50 02:05 M, W, Th, F, Su 21-Mar-2019 27-Mar-2019G8 347 Non Stop 10:45 12:55 02:10 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 336 Non Stop 17:15 19:20 02:05 Daily 28-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 336 Non Stop 17:20 19:35 02:15 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019MUMBAI-KOLKATAG8 511 Non Stop 23:10 01:55 02:45 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 511 Non Stop 23:15 01:55 02:40 Daily 28-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019MUMBAI-LEHG8 386 Non Stop 04:00 06:40 02:40 Daily 01-May-2019 30-Sep-2019MUMBAI-LUCKNOWG8 463 Non Stop 04:55 07:20 02:25 Su 03-Mar-2019 24-Mar-2019G8 395 Non Stop 10:35 12:55 02:20 Daily 01-Feb-2019 30-Mar-2019G8 401 Non Stop 10:45 13:05 02:20 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 497 Non Stop 15:10 17:25 02:15 M, W, F, Su 01-Mar-2019 20-Mar-2019G8 497 Non Stop 15:10 17:25 02:15 M, W, Th, F, Su 21-Mar-2019 27-Mar-2019G8 397 Non Stop 15:20 17:35 02:15 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019MUMBAI-MALÉG8 23 Non Stop 13:30 16:00 03:00 Tu, Th, F, Su 28-Oct-2018 24-Mar-2019G8 23 Non Stop 13:30 16:00 03:00 Tu, Th, F, Su 29-Mar-2019 25-Oct-2019MUMBAI-NAGPURG8 142 Non Stop 18:50 20:15 01:25 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 142 Non Stop 19:00 20:40 01:40 Daily 28-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019MUMBAI-PATNAG8 585 Non Stop 10:40 13:35 02:55 Tu, Th 28-Feb-2019 19-Mar-2019G8 585 Non Stop 10:40 13:35 02:55 Tu, Th 26-Mar-2019 28-Mar-2019G8 585 Non Stop 11:20 13:45 02:25 M, W, F, Su 01-Mar-2019 20-Mar-2019G8 585 Non Stop 11:20 13:45 02:25 M, W, Th, F, Su 21-Mar-2019 27-Mar-2019G8 585 Non Stop 11:20 13:50 02:30 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019MUMBAI-PHUKETG8 21 Non Stop 01:25 07:25 04:30 M, W, F, Su 01-Mar-2019 20-Mar-2019G8 21 Non Stop 01:25 07:25 04:30 M, W, Th, F, Su 21-Mar-2019 27-Mar-2019G8 21 Non Stop 01:25 07:25 04:30 M, Tu, W, Th, F, Su 29-Mar-2019 05-Apr-2019G8 21 Non Stop 01:25 07:25 04:30 Daily 06-Apr-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 21 Non Stop 04:00 09:55 04:25 Tu, Th 28-Feb-2019 19-Mar-2019G8 21 Non Stop 04:00 10:00 04:30 Sa 02-Mar-2019 23-Mar-2019G8 21 Non Stop 04:00 10:00 04:30 Th, Sa 28-Mar-2019 30-Mar-2019MUMBAI-PORT BLAIRG8 461 Non Stop 04:00 07:25 03:25 Daily 01-Oct-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 305 via Chennai 05:45 07:40 04:45 Daily 09-Jan-2019 30-Mar-2019G8 305 via Chennai 05:50 07:45 04:40 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019MUMBAI-RANCHIG8 705 Non Stop 08:35 10:55 02:20 Su 28-Oct-2018 24-Mar-2019G8 705 Non Stop 08:40 11:05 02:25 Su 31-Mar-2019 20-Oct-2019G8 483 Non Stop 16:10 18:40 02:30 M, W, F, Su 01-Mar-2019 20-Mar-2019G8 483 Non Stop 16:10 18:40 02:30 M, W, Th, F, Su 21-Mar-2019 27-Mar-2019G8 483 Non Stop 16:10 18:40 02:30 M, Tu, W, Th, F, Su 29-Mar-2019 05-Apr-2019G8 483 Non Stop 16:10 18:40 02:30 Daily 06-Apr-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 585 via Patna 10:40 13:35 04:25 Tu, Th 28-Feb-2019 19-Mar-2019G8 585 via Patna 10:40 13:35 04:25 Tu, Th 26-Mar-2019 28-Mar-2019MUMBAI-SRINAGARG8 287 via Jammu 10:40 13:40 04:15 Th, Sa 28-Feb-2019 02-Mar-2019G8 287 via Jammu 10:40 13:40 04:15 Tu, Th, Sa 05-Mar-2019 16-Mar-2019G8 287 via Jammu 10:40 13:40 04:15 Tu, Th, Sa 23-Mar-2019 30-Mar-2019G8 287 via Jammu 10:50 13:40 04:05 M, W, F 04-Mar-2019 08-Mar-2019G8 287 via Jammu 10:50 13:40 04:05 M, W, F, Su 10-Mar-2019 15-Mar-2019G8 287 via Jammu 10:50 13:40 04:05 M, W, Th, F, Su 18-Mar-2019 27-Mar-2019G8 287 via Jammu 10:55 13:40 04:00 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 386 via Leh 04:00 06:40 04:00 Daily 01-May-2019 30-Sep-2019MUSCAT-KANNURG8 56 Non Stop 01:05 06:00 03:25 W, F, Su 01-Mar-2019 25-Oct-2019NAGPUR-BENGALURUG8 811 Non Stop 06:00 07:40 01:40 Daily 28-Oct-2018 26-Oct-2019G8 284 via Pune 20:45 21:55 03:25 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 284 via Pune 21:10 22:20 03:20 Daily 28-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019



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FLIGHT SCHEDULE

NAGPUR-GOAG8 141 via Mumbai 09:20 10:50 03:25 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 141 via Mumbai 09:25 10:50 03:15 M, W, F, Su 01-Mar-2019 20-Mar-2019G8 141 via Mumbai 09:25 10:50 03:15 M, W, Th, F, Su 21-Mar-2019 27-Mar-2019NAGPUR-MUMBAIG8 141 Non Stop 09:20 10:50 01:30 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 141 Non Stop 09:25 10:50 01:25 Daily 28-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019NAGPUR-PUNEG8 284 Non Stop 20:45 21:55 01:10 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 284 Non Stop 21:10 22:20 01:10 Daily 28-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019PATNA-BENGALURUG8 273 Non Stop 07:50 10:30 02:40 Daily 01-Feb-2019 30-Mar-2019G8 273 Non Stop 07:50 10:25 02:35 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 378 Non Stop 12:20 15:00 02:40 M, W, Th, F, Sa, Su 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 271 Non Stop 12:25 14:55 02:30 M, W, Th, F, Sa, Su 28-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 373 via Ranchi 12:20 13:10 03:35 Tu 02-Apr-2019 22-Oct-2019G8 272 via Ranchi 12:25 13:10 03:40 Tu 30-Oct-2018 26-Mar-2019PATNA-DELHIG8 134 Non Stop 08:15 10:05 01:50 Daily 01-Feb-2019 30-Mar-2019G8 136 Non Stop 08:15 10:00 01:45 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 944 Non Stop 12:55 14:45 01:50 Daily 24-Nov-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 229 Non Stop 14:40 16:25 01:45 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 132 Non Stop 16:05 18:00 01:55 Daily 28-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 132 Non Stop 16:10 17:55 01:45 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 150 Non Stop 17:10 19:00 01:50 Daily 28-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 134 Non Stop 17:20 19:05 01:45 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 218 Non Stop 20:05 21:55 01:50 Tu, Th, F, Su 28-Feb-2019 29-Mar-2019G8 150 Non Stop 20:05 21:55 01:50 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 144 Non Stop 22:10 00:05 01:55 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 144 Non Stop 22:25 00:15 01:50 Daily 01-Feb-2019 30-Mar-2019PATNA-KOLKATAG8 762 Non Stop 15:20 16:30 01:10 Daily 28-Oct-2018 26-Oct-2019PATNA-MUMBAIG8 586 Non Stop 14:15 17:00 02:45 M, W, F, Su 01-Mar-2019 20-Mar-2019G8 586 Non Stop 14:15 17:00 02:45 M, W, Th, F, Su 21-Mar-2019 27-Mar-2019G8 586 Non Stop 14:20 16:55 02:35 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 585 via Ranchi 14:05 15:05 04:10 Tu, Th 28-Feb-2019 19-Mar-2019G8 585 via Ranchi 14:05 15:05 04:15 Tu, Th 26-Mar-2019 28-Mar-2019PATNA-RANCHIG8 373 Non Stop 12:20 13:10 00:50 Tu 02-Apr-2019 22-Oct-2019G8 272 Non Stop 12:25 13:10 00:45 Tu 30-Oct-2018 26-Mar-2019G8 585 Non Stop 14:05 15:05 01:00 Tu, Th 28-Feb-2019 19-Mar-2019G8 585 Non Stop 14:05 15:05 01:00 Tu, Th 26-Mar-2019 28-Mar-2019PHUKET-BENGALURUG8 42 Non Stop 11:15 13:30 03:45 M, W, Th, F, Sa, Su 17-Jan-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 42 Non Stop 13:45 16:00 03:45 Tu 01-Jan-2019 22-Oct-2019PHUKET-DELHIG8 32 Non Stop 08:30 11:55 04:55 Daily 23-Dec-2018 26-Oct-2019PHUKET-MUMBAIG8 22 Non Stop 08:30 12:25 05:25 M, W, F, Su 01-Mar-2019 20-Mar-2019G8 22 Non Stop 08:30 12:25 05:25 M, W, Th, F, Su 21-Mar-2019 27-Mar-2019G8 23 Non Stop 08:30 12:25 05:25 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 22 Non Stop 14:25 18:00 05:05 Tu, Th 28-Feb-2019 19-Mar-2019G8 22 Non Stop 14:25 17:55 05:00 Sa 02-Mar-2019 30-Mar-2019G8 22 Non Stop 14:25 18:00 05:05 Tu, Th 26-Mar-2019 28-Mar-2019PORT BLAIR-AHMEDABADG8 803 via Bengaluru 15:15 17:55 06:00 W, Su 09-Dec-2018 27-Mar-2019G8 803 via Bengaluru 15:15 17:55 06:00 M, Tu, Th, F, Sa 10-Dec-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 803 via Bengaluru 15:20 17:55 05:50 Daily 31-Mar-2019 14-Jun-2019G8 803 via Bengaluru 15:20 17:55 05:50 Daily 16-Sep-2019 26-Oct-2019PORT BLAIR-BENGALURUG8 803 Non Stop 15:15 17:55 02:40 Daily 28-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 803 Non Stop 15:20 17:55 02:35 Daily 31-Mar-2019 14-Jun-2019G8 803 Non Stop 15:20 17:55 02:35 Daily 16-Sep-2019 26-Oct-2019PORT BLAIR-CHENNAIG8 304 Non Stop 11:00 13:10 02:10 Daily 28-Oct-2018 26-Oct-2019PORT BLAIR-DELHIG8 102 via Kolkata 11:25 13:40 05:30 Daily 28-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 102 via Kolkata 11:30 13:45 05:20 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 465 via Mumbai 07:55 11:30 06:25 Daily 01-Oct-2019 26-Oct-2019PORT BLAIR-KOLKATAG8 102 Non Stop 11:25 13:40 02:15 Daily 28-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 102 Non Stop 11:30 13:45 02:15 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019PORT BLAIR-MUMBAIG8 465 Non Stop 07:55 11:30 03:35 Daily 01-Oct-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 304 via Chennai 11:00 13:10 04:40 M, W, F, Su 01-Mar-2019 20-Mar-2019G8 304 via Chennai 11:00 13:10 04:40 M, W, Th, F, Su 21-Mar-2019 27-Mar-2019G8 304 via Chennai 11:00 13:10 04:40 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019PUNE-AHMEDABADG8 451 Non Stop 23:15 00:30 01:15 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 451 Non Stop 23:15 00:35 01:20 Daily 28-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019PUNE-BENGALURUG8 293 Non Stop 01:25 03:00 01:35 Daily 28-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 293 Non Stop 01:25 02:55 01:30 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 895 Non Stop 17:00 18:25 01:25 Su 28-Oct-2018 24-Mar-2019G8 895 Non Stop 17:05 18:25 01:20 Su 31-Mar-2019 20-Oct-2019



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FLIGHT SCHEDULE

G8 242 Non Stop 18:45 20:15 01:30 Daily 28-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 242 Non Stop 18:50 20:15 01:25 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 284 Non Stop 22:25 00:10 01:45 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 284 Non Stop 22:50 00:30 01:40 Daily 28-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019PUNE-CHENNAIG8 633 Non Stop 23:00 00:45 01:45 Daily 28-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 633 Non Stop 23:05 00:55 01:50 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019PUNE-DELHIG8 176 Non Stop 01:20 03:25 02:05 Daily 27-Feb-2019 30-Mar-2019G8 176 Non Stop 01:20 03:30 02:10 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 174 Non Stop 10:45 13:10 02:25 Sa 03-Nov-2018 26-Oct-2019G8 174 Non Stop 11:15 13:30 02:15 M, Tu, W, Th, F, Su 19-Dec-2018 29-Mar-2019G8 174 Non Stop 11:30 13:45 02:15 M, Tu, W, Th, F, Su 31-Mar-2019 25-Oct-2019G8 278 Non Stop 20:55 23:15 02:20 Daily 28-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 172 Non Stop 20:55 23:10 02:15 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019PUNE-KOLKATAG8 394 Non Stop 22:30 01:00 02:30 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 393 Non Stop 22:35 01:10 02:35 Daily 28-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019PUNE-NAGPURG8 283 Non Stop 07:35 08:50 01:15 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 283 Non Stop 07:40 08:55 01:15 Daily 28-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019RANCHI-BENGALURUG8 272 Non Stop 13:40 16:05 02:25 Tu 30-Oct-2018 26-Mar-2019G8 373 Non Stop 13:40 15:55 02:15 Tu 02-Apr-2019 22-Oct-2019G8 375 Non Stop 14:10 16:35 02:25 M, W, Th, F, Sa, Su 01-Feb-2019 30-Mar-2019G8 375 Non Stop 14:40 17:00 02:20 M, W, Th, F, Sa, Su 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019RANCHI-DELHIG8 246 Non Stop 11:10 13:10 02:00 Daily 28-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 146 Non Stop 11:15 13:15 02:00 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 138 Non Stop 15:15 17:15 02:00 Tu, Th, F, Su 27-Nov-2018 29-Mar-2019G8 148 Non Stop 20:10 22:10 02:00 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 148 Non Stop 20:50 22:55 02:05 Daily 28-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019RANCHI-MUMBAIG8 706 Non Stop 11:25 13:55 02:30 Su 28-Oct-2018 24-Mar-2019G8 706 Non Stop 11:35 13:55 02:20 Su 31-Mar-2019 20-Oct-2019G8 585 Non Stop 15:55 18:15 02:20 Tu, Th 28-Feb-2019 19-Mar-2019G8 585 Non Stop 15:55 18:20 02:25 Tu, Th 26-Mar-2019 28-Mar-2019G8 484 Non Stop 19:10 21:30 02:20 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 484 Non Stop 19:15 22:00 02:45 M, W, F, Su 01-Mar-2019 20-Mar-2019G8 484 Non Stop 19:15 22:00 02:45 M, W, Th, F, Su 21-Mar-2019 27-Mar-2019SRINAGAR-AHMEDABADG8 912 via Chandigarh 14:15 15:30 03:20 M, Tu, W, Th, F, Sa 29-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 913 via Chandigarh 14:25 15:30 03:20 M, Tu, W, Th, F, Sa 01-Apr-2019 26-Oct-2019SRINAGAR-CHANDIGARHG8 912 Non Stop 14:15 15:30 01:15 M, Tu, W, Th, F, Sa 29-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019G8 913 Non Stop 14:25 15:30 01:05 M, Tu, W, Th, F, Sa 01-Apr-2019 26-Oct-2019SRINAGAR-DELHIG8 192 Non Stop 07:15 08:45 01:30 M, Tu, W, Th, F, Su 31-Mar-2019 25-Oct-2019G8 129 Non Stop 09:25 11:05 01:40 Daily 01-Feb-2019 30-Mar-2019G8 129 Non Stop 11:10 12:50 01:40 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 224 Non Stop 15:40 17:20 01:40 Daily 18-Feb-2019 02-Mar-2019G8 224 Non Stop 15:40 17:20 01:40 Daily 04-Mar-2019 16-Mar-2019G8 224 Non Stop 15:40 17:20 01:40 Daily 18-Mar-2019 30-Mar-2019G8 149 Non Stop 15:45 17:20 01:35 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 697 Non Stop 16:15 17:45 01:30 Daily 18-Feb-2019 02-Mar-2019G8 697 Non Stop 16:15 17:45 01:30 Daily 04-Mar-2019 16-Mar-2019G8 697 Non Stop 16:15 17:45 01:30 Daily 18-Mar-2019 30-Mar-2019G8 335 Non Stop 17:45 19:20 01:35 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019SRINAGAR-JAMMUG8 213 Non Stop 13:50 14:40 00:50 Daily 28-Oct-2018 30-Mar-2019SRINAGAR-MUMBAIG8 386 Non Stop 08:30 11:30 03:00 Daily 01-May-2019 30-Sep-2019G8 287 Non Stop 15:25 18:15 02:50 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019G8 287 Non Stop 15:30 18:25 02:55 Daily 18-Feb-2019 02-Mar-2019G8 287 Non Stop 15:30 18:25 02:55 Daily 04-Mar-2019 16-Mar-2019G8 287 Non Stop 15:30 18:25 02:55 Daily 18-Mar-2019 30-Mar-2019SRINAGAR-PATNAG8 149 via Delhi 15:45 17:20 03:50 Daily 31-Mar-2019 26-Oct-2019

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