flybig announces new sector between Lilabari and Guwahati

New Delhi, 01 November 2021: Newly scheduled regional commuter Airline flybig, North East India’s biggest Airline, has announced that it will provide direct connectivity between Lilabari and Guwahati from 4 th November 2021, every Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday at an attractive all- inclusive low fare of Rs 999/-.

The airline also announced that from 1 st November, 2021 onwards, it will now operate its Guwahati and Agartala flights, twice a day every Monday, Wednesday & Friday.

While speaking about the tie up Captain Sanjay Mandavia, CEO, flybig said “We are the only Airline, that has its base in Guwahati. We are commencing operations from 4^th November 2021 for Lilabari and Guwahati and will be soon connecting the entire North East at super affordable rates helping boost Tourism in the region”. 

Focused on connecting tier-2 and tier-3 cities within India, flybig operates ATR72 type of aircraft, offering air travel solutions aligned with the underlying travel needs and preferences in emerging cities of India.

About flybigflybig is a new scheduled commuter airline offering air travel solutions aligned with the underlying travel needs and preferences in emerging cities of India. It is an industry partner for the government in realising policy outcomes as per the UDAN scheme aimed at making air travel affordable and widespread, to boost inclusive national economic development, job growth and air transport infrastructure development of all regions and states of India.

The airline began operations in January 2021 and is focused on connecting tier-2 and tier-3 cities within India. flybig is promoted by pilot turned aviation entrepreneur Captain Sanjay Mandavia. Captain Mandavia has successfully conceptualised and developed several businesses in commercial aviation, some of which have been transformational and have contributed substantially to the size and increasing capability of commercial aviation in India. For more details please visit www.flybig.in

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