Post by desi113 on Nov 17, 2008 23:03:30 GMT
Statement from Birmingham Airport concerning Bilga Air
It comes as a great disappointment that Bilga Air has decided not to start operations from Birmingham to India following the recent announcement.
All passengers who have booked with Bilga Air will be given a full refund and should contact the operator directly.
LOL we aint even started and we've cancelled all the flights
, anyway the reason i created this thread is, if you dont already know you can no longer fly with any airline* to Amritsar Direct from London or Birmingham
"Rajasansi Airport in this Sikh holy city has fallen on bad days and faces the threat of virtual closure with international and domestic airlines pulling out flights.Till recently, the airport was catering to nearly 100 flights per week"
Now, however, Rajasansi Airport seems to have fallen on bad days with many airlines, including Singapore Airlines, announcing closure of operations from the airport due to an overall slump in the aviation sector, high landing costs and lack of adequate facilities here.
This has been reflected in the the flights per week going down by 20 percent. A drastic fall in passenger traffic is expected from January next year if airlines close operations
so what do you guys think? personally i think this is awful news!! no more direct flights, i know for sure Jet Airways have stopped flying to Amritsar ( direct ).
It comes as a great disappointment that Bilga Air has decided not to start operations from Birmingham to India following the recent announcement.
All passengers who have booked with Bilga Air will be given a full refund and should contact the operator directly.
LOL we aint even started and we've cancelled all the flights
, anyway the reason i created this thread is, if you dont already know you can no longer fly with any airline* to Amritsar Direct from London or Birmingham"Rajasansi Airport in this Sikh holy city has fallen on bad days and faces the threat of virtual closure with international and domestic airlines pulling out flights.Till recently, the airport was catering to nearly 100 flights per week"
Now, however, Rajasansi Airport seems to have fallen on bad days with many airlines, including Singapore Airlines, announcing closure of operations from the airport due to an overall slump in the aviation sector, high landing costs and lack of adequate facilities here.
This has been reflected in the the flights per week going down by 20 percent. A drastic fall in passenger traffic is expected from January next year if airlines close operations
so what do you guys think? personally i think this is awful news!! no more direct flights, i know for sure Jet Airways have stopped flying to Amritsar ( direct ).
