July 15, 2014
Gulf bearer Etihad on July 14, said it will dispatch a day by day flight from New Delhi to San Francisco from November, giving a paramount air-connect between the national capital and the Californian city.
San Francisco is home to many Indians and the new administration, planned to dispatch from November 18, will profit business and recreation travelers flying from New Delhi, Etihad said in a discharge in New Delhi.
Etihad Airways will work a three-lodge Boeing 777-300er airplane, which has been rented from Jet Airways, to coddle the new course, it said.
The new administration will additionally upgrade the developing US-India exchange and business ties, especially in the engineering business as seven out of the main 10 online networking organizations, including facebook, Youtube, twitter and Linkedin, are situated in the Bay Area, Etihad said.
"Etihad Airways is renowned for its growing global flight network which provides an important link to Indian communities around the world, especially those living in the United States," said Eitihad Airways President and CEO James Hogan.
The airplane will have 346 travelers, with eight in the top notch, 30 ready to go class and 308 in economy class, the discharge said.
San Francisco is home to many Indians and the new administration, planned to dispatch from November 18, will profit business and recreation travelers flying from New Delhi, Etihad said in a discharge in New Delhi.
Etihad Airways will work a three-lodge Boeing 777-300er airplane, which has been rented from Jet Airways, to coddle the new course, it said.
The new administration will additionally upgrade the developing US-India exchange and business ties, especially in the engineering business as seven out of the main 10 online networking organizations, including facebook, Youtube, twitter and Linkedin, are situated in the Bay Area, Etihad said.
"Etihad Airways is renowned for its growing global flight network which provides an important link to Indian communities around the world, especially those living in the United States," said Eitihad Airways President and CEO James Hogan.
The airplane will have 346 travelers, with eight in the top notch, 30 ready to go class and 308 in economy class, the discharge said.
