Hisar Airport Flight to Chandigarh Starts Today

Chandigarh / Hisar : The much-awaited flight service from Hisar Airport to  set to commence today with Chief Minister Manohar Lal Saini scheduled to flag off the inaugural flight. This new air connectivity is expected to significantly enhance travel convenience for residents of Hisar and nearby areas. The flight will operate twice a week, providing a vital link between and reducing travel time considerably compared to road transport.

The decision to launch this route aligns with the government’s commitment to improve regional connectivity and promote economic development in Haryana. The fixed fare for the flight has been finalized, making it affordable for daily commuters as well as occasional travelers. This initiative is also expected to boost business activities and tourism in both cities.

Hisar Airport has undergone necessary upgrades to handle commercial flights and ensure passenger comfort and safety. The local administration has worked closely with aviation authorities to make sure all required protocols and standards are met before starting operations.

Travelers can expect modern amenities at Hisar Airport along with a smooth boarding process. The flight service is likely to attract professionals, students, and tourists who frequently travel between these two important cities. It will also help reduce traffic congestion on the highways connecting Hisar and Chandigarh.

The Chief Minister’s presence at the flag-off ceremony underscores the importance of this new service in the government’s broader vision for improving infrastructure and connectivity in Haryana. Authorities have expressed confidence that the flight will receive a positive response from the public and encourage more air travel in the region.

Officials are monitoring the flight operations closely to ensure timely departures and arrivals. Passenger feedback will be taken into account for further improvements in the service. This step is also seen as part of a larger plan to develop smaller airports and regional air travel across the state.

The twice-weekly flights are scheduled to run on fixed days, allowing travelers to plan their journeys in advance. This initiative is expected to serve as a model for future expansions in Haryana’s civil aviation sector.