Biman resuming regular flights to India from Oct 29
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Biman resuming regular flights to India from Oct 29

Biman resuming regular flights to India from Oct 29


Biman Bangladesh Airlines is all set to resume regular passenger flights to India from October 29, after remaining suspended for more than seven months amid the Covid-19 pandemic.

The national flag carrier will operate flights on the Dhaka-Delhi-Dhaka route from October 29, then Dhaka-Kolkata-Dhak from November 1, and then Dhaka-Chennai-Dhaka from November 15, said Tahera Khondoker, deputy general manager (public relations), Biman.

Biman has requested interested passengers to purchase tickets through the Biman Sales Center, or its mobile app, the website or authorised travel agents.

Conditions, instructions and flight schedule regarding Covid-19 can be found on Biman's website.

Also read: Biman to operate flight on Dhaka-Rome route from Oct 28

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