After 2 months, 'GoAir' flight between Mumbai - Coimbatore to be operated tomorrow

Coimbatore: Due to 'Covid-19' outbreak, few Airlines have temporary suspended their services at Coimbatore International Airport. Previously 'GoAir' Airlines was providing a direct flight between Coimbatore and Mumbai.



Coimbatore: Due to 'Covid-19' outbreak, few Airlines have temporary suspended their services at Coimbatore International Airport. Previously 'GoAir' Airlines was providing a direct flight between Coimbatore and Mumbai.

The service was stopped before 2 months. Since the situation is getting better, now it has been announced that on July 4 (Tomorrow) a flight will be operated between Mumbai and Coimbatore. This is a one-off flight and not a regular service. 

Sources from Aviation sector said that, "The flight would start at Mumbai tomorrow around 4:45 pm and expected to land at Coimbatore Airport around 6:45 pm. Again it will leave at 7:15 pm from Coimbatore Airport." Sources said.

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