Low-cost airline SpiceJet today said it would enhance air services on its Ahmedabad-Muscat route by adding two more weekly flights from May 13.
The addition of new services would take the total number of flights operated by the airline on the sector to five flights per week, SpiceJet said in a release.
The airline has also announced a special ONE-WAY all-inclusive fare of Rs 5,499 for these new flights.
"India and Oman have an excellent partnership, and the passenger demand between these countries has been growing strongly. These additional frequencies are a part of our plans to increase our international services," SpiceJet Chief Operating Officer Sanjiv Kapoor said.
The budget carrier plans to add more flights and frequencies to current and potential new international destinations in the coming months with the proposed induction of more aircraft, he added.
SpiceJet currently flies to seven international destinations-- Bangkok, Colombo, Dubai, Kabul, Kathmandu and Male (Maldives).
