IndiGo expands its flight network with a direct route from Kerala’s Kannur International Airport to Muscat, Oman. Starting on April 20th, the airline will operate three weekly flights. This will give passengers easier access to Oman, the UAE, and Qatar. The new connection enhances travel options for expatriates and tourists, making the journey to the Gulf region smoother.

Additionally, this route marks a key milestone for Kannur Airport. Passengers will have more choices when traveling to the Gulf. The airport now offers 17 weekly flights to Abu Dhabi, 12 to Sharjah, and 12 to Doha. It also provides daily flights to Dubai and Muscat, making it an essential hub for travelers to the region.

IndiGo’s new service shows its commitment to improving connectivity. The airline strengthens ties between Kerala and the Gulf, making travel easier for people from both regions. This new route adds to the growing travel options for Gulf-bound passengers. It also emphasizes Kannur Airport’s role in connecting Kerala with the Middle East.

This move improves travel convenience for passengers and boosts regional connectivity. The new flights will run on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, offering added flexibility. IndiGo continues to expand its network, and this route shows its growing presence in international markets.

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