Royal Brunei Airlines launches direct flights to Chennai
Royal Brunei Airways (RB) introduced the official launch of its new direct flight route between Bandar Seri Begawan and Chennai, India.
RB’s Airbus A320neo landed at Chennai Worldwide Airport on Tuesday, fifth November, at roughly 22:50LT and was greeted by a water cannon salute.
This new connection signifies a major enlargement in RB’s world community.
It additionally marks a historic step in strengthening the cultural, financial, and people-to-people ties between Brunei Darussalam and India.
Royal Brunei Airways’ new route provides three weekly flights on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, offering seamless journey for leisure and enterprise passengers.
Passengers will journey aboard the fashionable Airbus A320neo, identified for its quiet and fuel-efficient efficiency.
With the strategic codeshare settlement with Air India, passengers flying to and from Chennai can simply connect with different main locations in RB’s community, together with Melbourne, Hong Kong, Jakarta, Singapore, Seoul, Manila, and Taipei.
A celebration in India
The airline celebrated the launch in Chennai via a collection of occasions in collaboration with the Brunei Excessive Fee in India, the Brunei Financial and Improvement Board (BEDB), and Brunei Tourism (BT) on the ITC Grand Chola in Chennai, aimed toward strengthening partnerships, selling Brunei as a novel vacation spot, and showcasing funding alternatives for Indian companies.
RB chief government Sabirin bin Hj Abdul Hamid remarked through the celebrations: “Launching this new route is greater than only a flight connection; it’s a bridge between two nations. We’re excited to open new alternatives for tourism, commerce, and cultural alternate between Brunei and India. This route connects Bruneians and our worldwide company to the colourful metropolis of Chennai and the numerous experiences it has to supply, and it enhances journey choices for these from India wishing to discover the peaceable fantastic thing about Brunei Darussalam.”