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India’s national airline has re-launched commercial operations to Kenya’s capital Nairobi, making a return to the route it abandoned a decade ago.
Air lndia’s flight from Mumbai to Nairobi landed at the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA) on Wednesday with 100 passengers on board.
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This marked the return of the airline to Kenya after 10 years. It return is now seen a s a major boost for trade, investment and tourism activities between the two countries which have shared trade and economic ties for many years.
The airline will offer four direct flights a week-Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday with plans to offer additional flights in the pipeline, it said during the launch.
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According to tourism industry players, Air India will be instrumental in increasing uptake from both Tier I and II …